NEWS15 January 2010
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US— Proctor & Gamble is to launch a new website to study how people shop and buy online – while selling some of its most popular products direct to consumers.
The Associated Press reports that the new ‘eStore’ will act as as a “research lab”, with P&G being more interested in developing a better understanding of customers’ online behaviours than generating sales.
P&G will trial the new site with employees before launching it to a pool of 5,000 English-speaking US customers. Other countries and languages could be added in the future, the report said.
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