|
Featured in Forbes
India's second-home market might not be
steaming, but it's still pretty hot.
Lauren Sherman
05.09.08, 4:00 PM ET
:
According to a study conducted by Kapston.com, a
Bangalore-based E-business consulting firm,
second-home sales in India increased by 50% from
2002 to 2007.
http://www.forbes.com/realestate/2008/05/08/india-second-homes-forbeslife-cx_ls_0509realestate.html
Featured in Financial Express
40% online
product views translate into offline buys: Study
New Delhi, Sep 7
A whopping 40% of Internet users who researched
products online in 2006 bought them offline from a
neighborhood store or some other offline channel,
according to a study by Kapston, online technology
mall GadgetsGuru and web-to-store major
OffersForShoppers. Read more at
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/40-online-product-views-translate-into-offline-buys-Study/215117/
Featured in Indian Express
Kerala becomes hot spot for second home
Kochi, Thursday
December 20 2007 07:51 IST
According to a study made by
Kapston.com,
an e-business consulting firm, sales of second home
increased by 50 percent during
2002-2007 with 54 percent of them using it for
recreational use like vacations and holidays.
Read more at
http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IEX20071219212944&Title=Kochi&rLink=0
Featured in
IAMAI
(Internet and Mobile Association of India)
Online for research, offline for purchase!
According to the new study by Kapston in association
with GadgetsGuru, India’s first online technology
mall and OffersForShoppers India’s first
web-to-store, 40% of Internet users who reported
researching products online during the 2006 calendar
year bought those products offline at a neighborhood
store or via some other offline channel.
Read more at
http://www.thinkingaloud.in/2007/09/10/online-for-research-offline-for-purchase/
|
