Difference between revisions of "E-commerce integration"
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| − | [[E-commerce]] integration allows advertisers to utilise consumer confidence in a site to better present the sales | + | [[E-commerce]] integration allows advertisers to utilise consumer confidence in a site to better present the sales proposition to their target audience. Product offers are placed within the look-and-feel of a host site and can even be mingled with site content depending on the extent of the integration. |
| − | proposition to their target audience. Product offers are placed within the look-and-feel of a host site and can | + | |
| − | even be mingled with site content depending on the extent of the integration. | + | [[Category:Jargon]][[Category:Technical]] |
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Latest revision as of 13:50, 6 June 2007
E-commerce integration allows advertisers to utilise consumer confidence in a site to better present the sales proposition to their target audience. Product offers are placed within the look-and-feel of a host site and can even be mingled with site content depending on the extent of the integration.
