Internet-based marketing will not replace shopping. Remember, its closest comparison is catalog marketing. The strength of the Web is the 24 hour ability to view and receive documents. Customers have access to greater amounts of and dynamic information to support their queries. Digital products can be delivered immediately.
Customers can test products online.
Internet-based services offer opportunities for interactive customer relationships. Price isn't necessarily a key factor in promoting electronic commerce. That's an interesting disconnect which means if I was trying to sell Web-based services to Mary Kay or Avon, I might feel a little guilty. So any type of goods to be sold through the Internet as a marketing channel are sold in that manner because it's convenient in meeting the needs at the time of the specific buyer. This is a fake email address.