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1、With the rapid growth of e-commerce, more and more conventional retailers have initiated sales online. Some traditional retailers have gained ground on the Web while the pure Internet retailers have been encountering economic difficulties and failing widely. There are different pricing behavior betw
2、een online-only retailers and online branches of multichannel retailers. (Tang & Xing, 2001) Interestingly, it is not the pure Internet outlets like” ” that are enjoying the real benefits of the Internet. This is because traditional retailers with a website earn 62 percent of all revenues. One reaso
3、n for this situation is that it is much cheaper for a multi-channel retailer to attract Web customers than for on-line only operation (organizations with no premises for customers to visit). (Chaston, 2002) Enders and Jelassi (2000) argue that for the time being, it is sensible to design a multi- ch
4、annel business model that includes both physical stores and online presence. However, this integration has turned out to be more difficult than expected. Having both online and offline distributio channels could contribute to major channel conflicts, different channels may require different pricing,
5、 and the Internet could compose a threat to the existing business model. Based on the study of Hyokjin K., books are position in a high-information required and a popular segment. Therefore, advertising practitioner may want to use internet and offline media print rather than radio or TV to stimulat
6、e interest (Hyokjin K. et al, 2002; p35). Online ads, for instance, provide information; while offline advertising campaigns are used to keep popularity. The integrated campaign works both to build image and sales over the long term. Among the findings in last years report is that consumers making p
7、urchases for readers aged 14 -17 are more likely to be motivated by recommendations from people they know than by reviews or price. Cover art, reviews, and price play the most important roles in motivating consumers to make purchase decisions about adult books. In order to support sales activities a
8、nd pricing book companies need to find out what their customers would value most. Online book sellers, to various degrees, had successfully pursued a differentiated strategy on dimensions of brand, price and assortment. (Clay et al., 2001; Smith and Brynjolfsson, 2001; P277). However, some online co
9、mpanies such as B, Barnes & N, and Bertelsmann each charged approximately the same price, differing at most by 5 cents; these prices were substantially higher than the lowest prices offered at other online retailers (Baker et al., 2001; Hamilton, 2001;Rayport www.bisg.org/publications/index.html 5 a
10、nd Jaworski, 2001;P278). Consumers will find that it is different buying from A or BN.com because the online interface and after-sales services are ifferent. In fact, the retailers with the lowest prices do not receive the most sales (Smith and Brynjolfsson, 2001). The new technology is today a part
11、 of the booksellers reality, most booksellers are connected to the Internet.- Director of the Swedish Booksellers Association Today, only about 38% of all books sold are purchased at traditional bookstores. Not surprisingly, the number of bookstores has been drastically diminished. (Peter Curman,199
12、9) Given the state of the Swedish book market, online bookselling has much to offer the reading public. In Sweden, e-commerce of all types is on the rise. Computer technology has been a boon to Swedish booksellers.Seelig,the largest wholesale distributor, offers quite an advanced computerized servic
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