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More Australians say that PayPal is their preferred payment method for online shopping than any other. Some 29% of Australians identified PayPal as their preferred payment method for online shopping, ahead of Visa at 25% and MasterCard at 14%. Freke Malte-Feller New Australian eBay and PayPal chief, Frerk Malte Feller, said that this was the first time Click on the title to read more PayPal is Australia’s preferred payment method and 40% of Aussies online spend is overseas Supermarket chain, Woolworths, is trying to keep secret the web address of its new online price check service at www.woolworths.com.au/wps/wcm/connect/Website/Woolworths/Whats-New/Price-Check Anyone wanting to access the service first has to agree to a set of terms and conditions, one of which is that: “The site’s URL may not be displayed on any website without Woolworths’ written permission.” Presumably Woolies Click on the title to read more Woolies tries to keep online price-check web address a secret Australia is one of only four countries, along with the US, the UK and Germany , to get a localized version of Shopping.com’s Apple iPhone application. Shopping.com, which is a wholly owned eBay subsidiary, announced the release of the local app on Tuesday of this week, at the same time as announcing the addition of consumer reviews. As Click on the title to read more Shopping.com releases Au version of iPhone app By Ben Kross* In this, the second of Ben Kross’ two part series on Facebook for Business, the focus is on examples of people and businesses doing clever things with Facebook, and/or showing how it can be used by businesses. AustraliaWOW- Nathan Hague One energetic Australian using Facebook for business is Nathan Hague. Under the name AustraliaWOW.com.au he’s developed Click on the title to read more Build it and they will come – Facebook for Business, Pt II Build it and they will come. By Ben Kross* FaceBook was originally designed to be used by defined groups within US tertiary colleges and education institutions. It was intended to allow students to safely and securely meet up, to be sociable, and to share information, events and conversations, pictures etc. But ever since its inception Facebook been growing at Click on the title to read more Build it and They will come – Facebook for Business, Pt I |
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