Can one size fit all – on the internet?

September 28, 2006 Jackie Ronson Articles, Technology No Comments

Jackie RonsonJackie Ronson, Managing Director of TomorrowToday in the UK & Europe, uses a recent client case study to illustrate the improvement in online sales that can be achieved from ensuring each customer group (or generation) is catered for on your website. One size can fit all – but only if you understand your customers.

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