Webloyalty Signs 100th E-Commerce Client
NORWALK, Conn. (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) January, 31, 2006 Webloyalty, a leading provider of online marketing and subscription services, today announced that it has signed its 100th e-commerce client, FTD.COM, Inc. ( FTD.COM ), exclusively to a multi-year contract.
FTD.COM utilizes the delivery network of approximately 20,000 retail florists of its parent company Florists Transworld Delivery, Inc. (FTD).
With the addition of FTD.COM to its client roster, 40 of Webloyaltys 100 partners are now listed on the Internet Retailer Top 400 Guide, an exclusive ranking of America's 400 largest online retailers based on Internet retail sales volume in 2004. Online retailers, travel and subscription-based sites turn to Webloyalty to increase their revenues, generate repeat transactions, and provide savings and other benefits to millions of their customers. Benefits include discounts of up to 50 percent at top attractions as well as dining and movie ticket discounts. After evaluating the leading marketing services companies, we have chosen Webloyalty due to its clear and consistent best-of-breed customer service and marketing capabilities, said Michael J. Soenen, President and CEO of FTD Group, Inc.
At FTD.COM, we are always looking at ways to enhance the experience for our millions of users and we believe that Webloyalty offers them a variety of benefits that they will find very valuable.
FTD.COM delivers one of the most well known brands in the floral industry, with the ability to scale to meet customer demands, enabling Webloyalty to offer savings and rewards to millions of potential customers, said Richard Fernandes, CEO and founding partner of Webloyalty. As the e-commerce industry continues to mature, were confident companies will continue to turn to Webloyalty to provide high-value, trustworthy and revenue-generating online marketing services and benefits to its customers. About WebloyaltyWebloyalty is one of the leading online subscription and marketing services companies providing customized programs to e-commerce, travel and other fee-based businesses. Through its range of innovative Internet products, like Reservation Rewards, Webloyalty enables its clients to generate new revenues and increase repeat purchase rates while offering their clients' customers a range of subscription services in a credible and trustworthy environment.
Founded in 1999, in response to the emerging needs of e-commerce companies, Webloyalty has a client roster of 100 companies. Since its inception, the company has been dedicated to marketing responsibly on behalf of its clients to their customers by offering a new model of customer-friendly subscription services.
Today, over 1.5 million online subscribers enjoy savings and protection from Webloyaltys services. Most recently, Webloyalty was named the fastest growing technology company in Connecticut, finishing first in Deloitte's prestigious Technology Fast 50 Program for Connecticut, and finished No. 8 on the 2005 Deloitte Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology companies in North America.About FTD Group, Inc.FTD Group, Inc. is the parent company of FTD, a leading provider of floral services and products to its retail florist network and FTD.COM. FTD.COM is an Internet marketer of flowers and specialty gifts selling directly to consumers and corporations through www.FTD.COM and -800-SEND-FTD.
FTD.COM utilizes FTDs network of approximately 20,000 FTD Florists in the United States and Canada who adhere to FTDs quality guarantee and service standards, giving FTD one of the highest delivery coverage areas in the industry. For international orders, FTD.COM utilizes florists worldwide in 150 countries that are part of the FTD network. Visit www.FTD.COM.Contact:Danielle RichichiEdelman?????????????????????212-819-4804?????????????????????Emily PetersonFTD630-724-6692.
About Window Ledge Gardening
The growing of flowering or foliage plants on window ledges is a form of gardening in which most people can indulge. Those who live in flats, and others who have no gardens, and especially invalids who are confined to their rooms, derive an enormous amount of pleasure from this form of gardening.Window ledge plants would be more popular if it were not for the fact that a considerable amount of work is involved in filling and emptying the boxes. In addition there is the watering problem, drainage water dripping on to the heads of people in the streets is liable to cause some annoyance. By taking proper precautions in constructing the containers and setting them in position, most of these difficulties can be overcome. Suitable Window Ledge Plants for a Spring DisplaySome of the most popular plants for spring are as follows: Arabis albida (double variety)The procumbent stems of this plant are clothed with grey hairy leaves and bear spikes of double, white flowers.AubrietiaIt is more compact...
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What Can Roses Do For You Today?
In the past millennium, it has been ordinary to see roses and their depictions being one and the same as attractiveness and grace. This is evidenced in writings as far back as Shakespeare (and probably further), demonstrating that roses have long been known as attractive and elegant. Obviously, the modern economy and most of today's business world has caught up with this notion, and has appealed to the concept of roses being the essence of loveliness, and often, even brought about this conviction. While this is not completely improper, roses have obviously become exceedingly pricey in the past few years. Florists have come into the market, and on a few holidays especially conceived for the sole purpose of exchanging greeting cards and roses, florists are able to pull in at least $75 for a dozen or so roses.
Roses, while not cheap, have become a necessity for formal events and nice occasions; weddings being the best example of such. So what is the answer? What is the cheapest way...
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Faroy Candles – Find Out How This Company Got Started
Faroy candles were first made in 1950. Two college friends named Preston Frazier and Addison McElfroy decided to make their own Christmas presents that year because they had no money to buy them. They chose to make candles, but had no intention of starting a business. Friends and family liked the creations and asked for more. A buyer for a fashion store in Houston saw the candles and suggested they take their Faroy candles to a trade show in New York.
At that time, the candles didn’t have a name, but the two creators came up with Faroy candles as a combination of the two surnames.
Although Faroy candles are very popular today, they are not manufactured in the same manner as they first were. Each Faroy candle was poured and carved by hand. To do this today would raise the price of the candles significantly because of the labor costs involved. Even if you purchased the Faroy candles wholesale, they would still be expensive.
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About Window Ledge Gardening
The growing of flowering or foliage plants on window ledges is a form of gardening in which most people can indulge. Those who live in flats, and others who have no gardens, and especially invalids who are confined to their rooms, derive an enormous amount of pleasure from this form of gardening.Window ledge plants would be more popular if it were not for the fact that a considerable amount of work is involved in filling and emptying the boxes. In addition there is the watering problem, drainage water dripping on to the heads of people in the streets is liable to cause some annoyance. By taking proper precautions in constructing the containers and setting them in position, most of these difficulties can be overcome. Suitable Window Ledge Plants for a Spring DisplaySome of the most popular plants for spring are as follows: Arabis albida (double variety)The procumbent stems of this plant are clothed with grey hairy leaves and bear spikes of double, white flowers.AubrietiaIt is more compact...
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