Internet Tiffany jewelry and corporations have grown chummy in recent years, with merchants offering companies corporate gift and incentive programs. Emboldened, online retailers are designing technology and Web pages to capture more of the roughly $32 billion in merchandise sales spent on workers and clients annually.
This year, for example, Amazon introduced the Paloma's Crown of Hearts pendant rewards program, aimed not at consumers, but at companies like USMotivation, MotivAction Worldwide, Tiffany & Co and Maritz, which manage employee incentive programs for businesses like Caterpillar, Motel 6 and others.
In these programs, corporations typically reward workers with points (as in frequent-flier programs) for achieving company goals, or as year-end gifts. Workers use their company-specific Web site to track and redeem points for Margarita mixers, iPods or even flat-screen televisions.
For the vendors that administer the rewards programs on a Paloma's Zellige pendant??s behalf, Amazon??s entry into the market gives workers a wider range of items to select from. For Amazon, it means a connection to businesses that buy hundreds of thousands of items annually, and a new way to market itself to consumers.
With the development of this program, all the tiffany fans around the world can get access to the cheap tiffany collections online.
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