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Modacad, Inc. Launches Women's E-commerce "Style" Shopping Site
Styleclick.com is designed to fill the needs of the growing online female consumer base. Recent research suggests, visual differences, more than price, determine women's shopping choices.
Modacad,
Inc. (NASDAQ: MODA),
recently announced the launch of styleclick.com:
from fashion to footwear, from overalls to the 'little black dress,' this
e-commerce site brings women all of their shopping needs in one location
at http://www.styleclick.com.
"Research shows, women are the fastest growing segment on the Internet
and currently account for 70% of online retail sales," stated Maurizio
Vecchione, president and chief operating officer of Modacad.
"Today's women have the money, but no longer have the time to spend it.
It is this lack of time that is driving women to the Internet. Styleclick.com
offers these consumers the equivalent of a personalized shopper with the
brand and product choices made available at their fingertips."
One stop shopping for the most popular products in apparel and footwear
can be found within styleclick.com with other "style" related categories
such as cosmetics, accessories, and home furnishings to be added soon.
Unlike many shopping sites today, consumers will find "first-line" merchandise,
not last years leftovers, from the brands they want including, GUESS, Fossil,
Nicole Miller, Sbicca Sandals, XOXO and more.
Styleclick.com also offers many products in high resolution with the
ability to pan and zoom in to inspect fabric texture, buttons and stitching.
Featured products can be viewed in high resolution, three-dimensional rotation,
providing a visually rich image that allows consumers to see the products
from all angles in order to make an informed purchasing decision. Styleclick.com
is ptimized for the Intel Pentium III processor to deliver a more
realistic, compelling on-line shopping experience.
Modacad
developed styleclick.com to fill the needs of this growing consumer base.
Women are "browser" shoppers not "functional" shoppers - comparison shopping
is important. Recent research suggests, visual differences, more
than price, determine women's shopping choices. Styleclick.com is the first
e-commerce site to provide image-by-image comparisons by category where
women can compare related products from different manufacturers and visually
compare the look of the items, not just the price. This creates a
more realistic shopping experience. Finally! window-shopping on the web.
"Historically, online retailers have done a poor job of selling because
there hasn't been any intelligence built into the sites themselves.
Most have collected data about their customers but few have analyzed that
data and used it to offer shoppers a customized experience," stated Joyce
Freedman, Modacad's chairman and chief executive officer. "Through
styleclick.com we have built an experience that simulates that of a traditional
shopping experience. Real-world stores encourage browsing and impulse
buying through product placement similar to that at styleclick.com."
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