I know there's lots going on in the world of Wall St. as everyone watches to see if the $700b package goes through or not, but for those of you that can peel away from that for an hour, we're hosting a 'state of ecommerce' call with Citi's Mark Mahaney this morning at 11am.
Here's the blurb from the notice Citi sent out:
- Please
join us for a discussion with ChannelAdvisor CEO Scot Wingo and a few top
multi-channel clients, on Q3 e-commerce and online marketing trends.
ChannelAdvisor is a leading e-commerce provider, managing over $2B/year in
Gross Merchandise Volume (GMV) on behalf of its clients via multiple
channels, including online marketplaces (eBay, Amazon, Overstock),
shopping comparison sites (Shopping.com, Shopzilla, Nextag) and through
search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN).
- Our
discussion will focus on four key topics: 1) Trends in eCommerce
particularly through Amazon and eBay marketplaces; 2) Feedback from recent
pricing and format changes at eBay; 3) Expectations for Q4 holiday season;
and 4) An update on online Search advertising trends.
I'm looking forward to this as we have three top sellers from the consumer electronics, apparel and jewelry categories that will be sharing what they are seeing around the eBay changes, sharing their Amazon experiences and we'll also be sharing some trends we're seeing in search, cse, and marketplaces at ChannelAdvisor overall.
If you're on Wall St. and didn't get the invite, shoot me a note (scot at channeladvisor dot com) and I'll get you the invite.
What I don´t understand:
I´m an investor and following the listings data and the sell through ratio on
http://www.medved.net/cgi-bin/cal.exe?EIND
very closely. From these data I would assume that ebay will finish a great Q3 in the next day´s. But when I´m reading the articles here and elsewhere most people saying ebay is broken, ....
So what is the truth? Are the data on medved incorrect or misleading?
Posted by: Stefan Heizmann | September 26, 2008 at 06:48 AM