Written by john on January 3, 2012 – 2:31 pm
Online Shopping Retailer Earns Better Business
Online Shopping Retailer Elizabeth Avenue West (http://www.ElizabethAvenueWest.com) is Committed to BBB’s Standards for Trust.
San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) December 31, 2011
San Antonio-based online shopping retailer Elizabeth Avenue West (http://www.ElizabethAvenueWest.com) announced its recent accreditation by BBB serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas, and the Permian Basin. As a BBB Accredited Business, Elizabeth Avenue West is dedicated to promoting trust in the marketplace.
“We are proud to have met BBB’s high standards, and we are excited to be part of an organization that exists so consumers and businesses alike have an unbiased sourced to guide them on matters of trust,” said Elizabeth Avenue West’s President and CEO Leon Wilson. “We value building trust with our customers and our BBB Accreditation gives our customers confidence in our commitment to maintaining high ethical standards of conduct.
BBB Accredited Businesses must adhere to BBB’s “Standards for Trust,” a comprehensive set of policies, procedures and best practices representing trustworthiness in the marketplace. The standards call for building trust, embodying integrity, advertising honestly, telling the truth, being transparent, honoring promises, being responsive and safeguarding privacy.
When dealing with a BBB Accredited Business the consumer has peace of mind knowing that they are dealing with an honest organization that is accountable to its clients.
About Elizabeth Avenue West
We are an online provider of a huge selection of electronics, giftware, home decor housewares, toys, computer equipment, jewelry and much more for a fast growing number of customers. We have built a solid reputation as reliable, efficient and dependable business, offering our customers enormous variety of products at rock bottom prices. And we’re strongly committed to maintaining our truly unique offering and best online shopping experience.
About BBB
BBB’s mission is to be the leader in advancing marketplace trust. BBB accomplishes this mission by creating a community of trustworthy businesses, setting standards for marketplace trust, encouraging and supporting best practices, celebrating marketplace role models and denouncing substandard marketplace behavior.
Businesses that earn BBB Accreditation contractually agree and adhere to the organization’s high standards of ethical business behavior. BBB is the preeminent resource to turn to for objective, unbiased information on businesses and charities.
Contact BBB serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas, and the Permian Basin at (512) 445-4748,
For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release (or for a sample or copy), contact Elizabeth Avenue West, Customer Service at sales(at)elizabethavenuewest(dot)com
Americans don’t shop the way they used to. It’s not only that they’re going to the mall less often. Consumers in this post-recession era are also less likely to stick around and browse after they walk into a store. Marketing pros say that shoppers tend to come armed with oodles of Web research on brands and prices. They buy, then leave. No browsing. No impulse buys.
The industry calls them “mission shoppers.” Such consumers visit fewer stores per trip — three, vs. five before the recession, according to research firm ShopperTrak. That means retailers need to “get more out of every person that walks through the door,” says David Maddocks, a former chief marketing officer for Nike’s Converse brand who now runs a consulting firm.
As retailers have improved the e-commerce experience in recent years, they haven’t invested in their stores, pushing an increasing number of shoppers online. “While e-commerce has been getting better, the stores have been getting worse,” says Ron Boire, chief executive officer of electronics retailer Brookstone. “A lot of retailers pulled a ton of labor off the floor in ’08 and ’09, and now they are figuring out how to put it back in.





