2007-12-31T14:00:15-07:00 Practical Ecommerce info@practicalecommerce.com http://www.practicalecommerce.com/ Copyright 2007 Confluence Publishing DBA Practical Ecommerce http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/329/Comparison-Shopping-Sites/#comment4527 2007-12-31T14:00:15-07:00

Shopping comparison site are nice and extremely useful, however for those that really want to find the best deals on various items, deal sites can not be beat. Deal sites are not as well know as price comparison sites however their deals and prices always seem to be lower than those of the price comparison sites. For serious shoppers and bargain hunters deal sites are the way to go. Noe

http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/329/Comparison-Shopping-Sites/#comment3433 2007-08-07T12:23:47-07:00

Have you heard of the comparison shopping site called Priceforsure.com? They have a live Web TV and and a Web Video. I know they are the first to have this because I researched it. I think it is Exclusive too. You can shop by watching demostration videos of your favorite products or stores. Plus an Auction site for merchants if they have a returned or out dated product AND consumers can put up products for auction as well. They even have a Video blog and chat room for a merchant and consumer. I have not seen a comparison shopping site that has so many features that make you want to shop all day. Kevin

http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/329/Comparison-Shopping-Sites/#comment3404 2007-08-01T08:01:19-07:00

How do I delete products on shopping.com? Is there a UK number?

http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/329/Comparison-Shopping-Sites/#comment3391 2007-07-30T08:47:05-07:00

I think you are missing an important aspect of shopping comparison sites. If you want to even have a chance to be successful, you must be able to manage your feeds and remove the items that do not convert well. If not, expect an average bite of 25-30% of your profit margin overall on your products... at best. If you only have a 5-10% margin at all, forget it. Rich http://www.productfeedmanager.com

http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/329/Comparison-Shopping-Sites/#comment3368 2007-07-24T21:21:25-07:00

So far my favorite shopping comparison site has been http://www.comparethebrands.com/ because it allows me to put two different products side-by-side and figure out which is the one I want. Most of the sites I come across on Google for "compare shopping" and stuff don't do that. They give you different prices across multiple shopping websites rather than different products. ...just thought I'd share that. There is a time and a place for everything. I think a comparison/review type site is best when you're researching your options, and when it comes time to buy a price comparison site is the way to go.