For the First Time in Maldives, We are introducing Chocolate Flower Bouquets.
Comes with High-End Quality Chocolates including FERRERO Rocher and more..
Sweet Buds is a International brand with the right choice for this valentines.
MaaMall official Launching is Schedule for 20th February, But we will be opening Our site to Take Pre-Order of Sweet-Buds.
So Get Ready to Pre- Order and Have a chance to get hands on with the First Arrival of Sweet Buds to Maldives.
Our Delivery team is waiting to Personally deliver your orders.
More information on
http://www.maamall.com
http://www.fb.com/maamall
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
Open a Online Shop FREE in Maldives
Are you looking for Targeted Customers ? Are you worried about the Customers who will pass by your shop not knowing what you have and unable to find what they are looking for ?
We have Created the Solution for you and Its called ( MaaMall ) Maldives First Online Shopping Mall.
Get Ready Reserve your Online Shop, We create the Online Store FREE for you and manage your Customer Service FREE. You Just Need to Show your Interest.
We have Created the Solution for you and Its called ( MaaMall ) Maldives First Online Shopping Mall.
Get Ready Reserve your Online Shop, We create the Online Store FREE for you and manage your Customer Service FREE. You Just Need to Show your Interest.
Open a Online Shop in Maldives FREE
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Ecommerce | Online Shopping in India
Online shopping is becoming popular in India these days. There are several online shopping websites in India that offer vast, easy and interesting shopping experience. These websites have become extremely popular among the people of India due to hassle free advantages. In India, the fashion of online shopping and online shopping websites are growing day by day. Several online shopping websites in India are trying to provide more and more online services and facilities to the users.
With the help of online shopping websites, one can blindly trust the genuineness of products while shopping online. One of the major conveniences of online shopping websites in India is price comparison. It allows the users to compare the prices of all the desired products at one place. The online stores of shopping websites in India include products and services of the top companies at affordable prices. One can get an opportunity to compare prices and products of several online stores at the same time. The consumer can get a detailed account of the specifications of the commodity through the website.
Presently, most retailers have their own website through which one can shop online. One is not restricted within a geographic area. One can expand his or her shopping choices from retailers across the country and other parts of the world. One can get best possible deals by shopping through online shopping websites. Many online retailers provide discounts on products. Most online stores come out with special offers on selected products during festive seasons. Online merchants can bring out much more information about their product on a website.
Online shopping websites of different products update their offers regularly to stay ahead in the competition. They have the products of the best brands at display. The choices are unlimited and we can go through each and every product without moving out of our house. There are innumerable benefits associated with online shopping. The wide range of products like bags, books, clothes, kitchen appliances, mobile phones, TV, Audio systems, laptops, computers, cameras etc can be found in the stores of online shopping websites in India.
If one is able to do online shopping, he or she will realize what the best shopping websites are and one will be able to buy the things very easily and quickly according to his or her needs and requirements. Shopping through online shopping websites is the most practical, economical and enjoyable method. It gives an opportunity to the buyer to shop round the clock. The online shopping websites also has the facility to deliver the products to the home of the buyer.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Legal compliance improved in onine Shopping Sites
Internet shoppers are more aware of their rights and more online retailers are complying with consumer protection laws than previously, according to studies by consumer protection regulator the Office of Fair Trading (OFT).
Out-Law.com reports that the OFT has carried out a survey of online shoppers and a study of online retail sites in a follow-up to research published in 2007 which showed that many consumers were ignorant of their rights and many sites broke consumer-protection laws. The report noted OFT said that it found improvements when it conducted follow-up research last year. According to the report, it said: 'Overall assumed compliance and information provision by online businesses has improved with more sites (89% in 2009 compared to 84% in 2006) now providing full geographical addresses, and fewer sites (26% in 2009 compared to 38% in 2006) imposing restrictions on cancellations.'
Full Out-Law.com report
Link to the report
Out-Law.com reports that the OFT has carried out a survey of online shoppers and a study of online retail sites in a follow-up to research published in 2007 which showed that many consumers were ignorant of their rights and many sites broke consumer-protection laws. The report noted OFT said that it found improvements when it conducted follow-up research last year. According to the report, it said: 'Overall assumed compliance and information provision by online businesses has improved with more sites (89% in 2009 compared to 84% in 2006) now providing full geographical addresses, and fewer sites (26% in 2009 compared to 38% in 2006) imposing restrictions on cancellations.'
Full Out-Law.com report
Link to the report
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
World's largest public corporation Going Global
Walmart has created an e-commerce group to drive global online sales as part of significant structural changes at the company.
The organization, called Global.com, will be responsible for bolstering online growth in markets where the retailer has stores and a Web presence, as well as those where it doesn't. The company will also be split into three geographic business units — Walmart West, Walmart South and Walmart North.
Raul Vazquez, president and CEO of Walmart.com, will become EVP and president of Walmart West.
Wan Ling Martello, former CFO of Walmart International, will serve as EVP and COO of Global.com. Her responsibilities will include developing a global e-commerce strategy, establishing cross-border Walmart relationships to increase online sales efficiencies and creating technology platforms and applications that can be used in each Walmart market.
Walmart's product management, application development, platform engineering and strategy teams will become part of Global.com and report to Martello.
“Online shopping has continued to significantly outpace the growth of traditional retail channels around the world,” said Eduardo Castro-Wright, Walmart's vice chairman, in a memo available on the company's Web site. “In order to fully evolve into a multichannel retailer here in the US, we need to make our organization, particularly in merchandising and marketing, channel-agnostic.”
The retailer has e-commerce Web sites in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the UK.
Phone calls to Walmart seeking comment were not immediately returned.
Source : DMNews
MaaMall - Shop Online - Early 2010
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Britain Shoppers Love Online Shopping
If you’re a UK shopper then you probably already do a lot of your shopping online. Now there’s new research to prove it. A recent study about online shopping habits reveals that UK shoppers made up about one third of all European online consumerism in 2009. They weren’t afraid to spend a lot of money online but this doesn’t mean that these consumers were being wasteful. If they used online promotional codes to save money then they might have spent less than their in-store shopping counterparts even though it looks like a lot was spent.
Some statistics revealed from the new research include:
Some statistics revealed from the new research include:
- UK shoppers spent about £38 billion shopping online this year.
- This amount is still only about ten percent of the total shopping done in the UK.
- This indicates that there’s room for even more growth in UK online shopping. It’s predicted that UK shoppers will spend over £42 billion in 2010.
- The average amount spent by individual shoppers in 2009 (who shopped online) was £1,102.
- Some people are even willing to spend an amount like that in one transaction. Approximately one in four people would be willing to spend over £1,000 on one transaction if they were getting a good deal.
- Following the UK in online shopping in Europe were Germany and France but shoppers there spent considerably less in 2009.
This research was done by the Centre for Retail Research
If you Love Online Shopping Visit MaaMall.com. ( A virtual Shopping Mall )
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Future for internet shopping
More eCommerce Web-sties with internet shopping will continue to have a huge impact on the retail sector this decade, it has been claimed.
By 2020, it is thought that '90 per cent of retailing is going to be influenced by' the internet, according to David Smith, director of operations at the Interactive Media in Retail Group (IMRG).
He added: 'There are a number of key drivers. You've got the rise of broadband. Ever since the wider introduction of broadband in 2005-6 that has driven a lot of online shopping, because of the way in which people can react with the retailers' websites.
'By the end of this decade we should be looking at around 50 per cent [of sales being] e-commerce - not just retail, but including travel and ticketing and all that sort of thing as well.'
Mr Smith's comments came after it was revealed that the UK accounted for a third of all European online sales in the past year.
By 2020, it is thought that '90 per cent of retailing is going to be influenced by' the internet, according to David Smith, director of operations at the Interactive Media in Retail Group (IMRG).
He added: 'There are a number of key drivers. You've got the rise of broadband. Ever since the wider introduction of broadband in 2005-6 that has driven a lot of online shopping, because of the way in which people can react with the retailers' websites.
'By the end of this decade we should be looking at around 50 per cent [of sales being] e-commerce - not just retail, but including travel and ticketing and all that sort of thing as well.'
Mr Smith's comments came after it was revealed that the UK accounted for a third of all European online sales in the past year.
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