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5 webs con imágenes vectoriales gratis (1)
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Habilidades de la nueva generación de trabajadores
According to Reuters, a ComScore analysis of online purchases showed that 68% of online purchases made in the third quarter of 2014 (the summer and fall) included free shipping. That number is sure to go up in the fourth quarter, which includes the holiday season.
While Amazon brags that its free shipping for orders over $35 and Prime program saved customers $2 billion, outside analysts estimate that Amazon loses somewhere between $1 billion and $2 billion from providing free shipping. Other retailers say that providing free shipping with purchase is hurting their margins. Even Walmart hasn’t been able to make it work yet. Cutting down on the need for e-commerce warehouses by shipping orders from stores has been helpful, and encouraging in-store pickup has been good for stores, even if it isn’t much of a time-saver for consumers.
How much will this free shipping frenzy hurt retailers’ profits? We’ll find out in the coming weeks when they report their fourth-quarter results.
Free delivery creates holiday boon for U.S. consumers at high cost [Reuters]
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Qué es Internet profundo
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Lo más buscado en Google en 2014
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Resoluciones de año nuevo para Redes Sociales
Millennials simply aren’t lovin’ it, which is why the chain is reviving its love-themed ad campaigns in addition to assuring us all that its food really does contain food and not strange nugget-shaped polymers.
In this ad, sworn enemies like Gargamel and the Smurfs and Bears and Packers fans find common ground with gifts, some of which happen to be McDonald’s foods like nuggets, fries, and ice cream cones. This is the first piece leaked from a bigger ad campaign where McDonald’s pleads with us to love them again. Kind of. They’re calling it a “brand transformation,” and the company’s chief marketing officer says that the company’s aim is to start listening to its customers.
Of course, the public’s first question seemed to be “What the heck is in your food?” which is probably not a good sign.
McDonald’s: All You Need is ‘Lovin’ It’ [BurgerBusiness]
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Qué lenguaje de programación debes aprender en primer lugar
