
According to an article on ecommerce-guide.com, online retailer ThinkGeek was able to use YouTube last year to reap record-breaking sales around the holiday.
After posting a quirky video as a part of a promotion for one of its Valentine’s Day items, (an 8-Bit Dynamic Life Shirt), the clip was watched nearly 250,000 times and sales ultimately climbed. ThinkGeek plans to reach out to more social-media sites in the days leading up to Feb. 14. Here’s why:
"Social-media techniques provide online retailers new, effective avenues for promoting their products," Caroline Offutt, VP and general manager of ThinkGeek, told ecommerce-guide.com. "And this year, we've grown our blog and Twitter feed significantly, giving us new ways to promote our Valentine's Day products in a fun, geeky sort of way."
Check out how more retailers plan to market Valentine’s Day thanks to Web 2.0 technology here.
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