UKNM: boo.com - helpful advice

[Paul Gill]

Hi,


I thought that I'd offer some *free* advice for boo.com - and be a bit more

constructive.


All I'm going to do is recommend a site that sells clothes + accessories

and does it rather well in a nicely-designed and well thought-out manner:


http://copyleft.net/


OK - so the catalogue range isn't great (unless you like Linux-community

t-shirts and hats) but the site is modular and looks like it could fairly

easily accommodate more product. But - the purchasing process is as quick

as you like, and the customer service is great. I've bought many t-shirts

from them over the last couple of months (I'm not a geek, but I like the

logos). If they expanded their product range, I'd buy from them more.


So... nice & simple design (quick to download, nice branding, no Flash

altho does use frames), great customer feedback, not bad delivery time

(from US) and OK prices (even with delivery). It's what we have all been

preaching - thus a good site for those charged with the redesign (it's

gotta happen!) of boo.com to look at?


Oh - and it's run part time by one or two people.


Cheers,


Paul Gill

Head of Music and Entertainment

EMAP Online, Priory Court, 30-32 Farringdon Lane, London EC1R 3AW

t +44 (0)207 309 2707 | m +44 (0)7977 218 278

paul [dot] gillemaponline [dot] com (mailto:paul [dot] gillemaponline [dot] com)

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