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feed commerce

Instead of ecommerce, I want feed commerce.

feed commerce is when I subsribe to a feed of items that are of interest to me.

I have subscribed to feeds of iTunes music for several years.  I get the top 10 new releases, top 10 albums, top 10 songs, etc delivered to me via a feed.  If I want to buy any of them, I click on the link.

I have never understood why more retailers don't do this. I want to get my concert tickets this way.  I want to get promotions and offers this way.  I want my feed reader to be my offer inbox.

Because unlike email, I can turn off the spigot anytime I want.

Well according to the NY Times, retailers are starting to jump on the feed commerce bandwagon

It's about time.

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Tracked on Mar 6, 2006 5:18:19 PM

Posted March 6, 2006 in Venture Capital and Technology

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A.G.Lafley
FT.com Link (Sorry, Reg. Reqd.)
"Just as I believe the consumer has power in the purchase chain, I think the consumer has the power in the consumption and media and message chain. So she's the boss - or he's the boss. And so the world is shifting from a 'push' to a 'pull'. She and he have a lot more choices."

Posted by: Mo | Mar 6, 2006 4:38:50 PM

I like it.

Posted by: Bradley Twohig | Mar 6, 2006 8:06:14 PM

at golfnow.com we are pushing our top ten tee time deals - by city getting lotss of hits, but not a lot of bookings yet. Our user is older and less tech savvy though.

Posted by: howard Lindzon | Mar 7, 2006 12:54:28 AM

Check out www.track50.com

They aren't in the New York area yet, but I am sure you'll appreciate their service...

Should be here soon.

Akshay

Posted by: Akshay | Mar 7, 2006 12:25:28 PM

Lookds like nooked.com (fellow IRL startup) is going 2 offer a more generic "spade" for those that need it

Lal

Posted by: Brendan Lally | Apr 26, 2007 5:31:41 PM

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