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When the first breakthrough gay male comic arrives, chances are he will have received a boost online.
IBISWorld forecast that an improving US economy will boost online grocery sales by an annualised rate of 9.2% over the next five years, from $6.5bn to $10.1bn.
To boost online restaurant reservations and keep pace with mobile technology, OpenTable, the largest online reservation system, is offering to upgrade restaurant Web sites that are part of its paying membership.
In the last few years, some 20 online companies in the US have launched a physical presence to better market their wares, forge closer customer relations, and yes, boost online traffic and sales.
The Guardian website topped 100 million monthly browsers for the first time in March, when stories including the search for the missing Malaysia Airways jet helped boost online traffic for most UK national newspapers.
Finding ways to more efficiently warehouse, transport and deliver goods to customers has taken on new importance for Walmart, which this month projected a surprise decline in earnings next year as it copes with costs to increase wages, beat back price competition and boost online sales.
Charities and companies are increasingly looking to gather donations and boost sales online during the annual fast, as Jonathan Frewin explains.
Considering IBM's $60 million annual web advertising budget, that decision is a major boost to online privacy self-governance.
His papers have not been immune to the downward circulation trend but, like other publishers, readership has been boosted online.
The company shut down 36 high street shops in 2012 and another 12 in the first half of 2013, as it focussed on boosting online sales and distributing its products through supermarkets.
Alexandra Heywood: We've definitely had more traffic and interest online when we're in a shop, but I don't think that, ultimately, it's boosted online sales - we're still firm believers in engaging with people directly and the face-to-face experience is much more enjoyable (and profitable) for both us and the customer.
