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shoeWoo leverages Demandware eCommmerce Platform
05 Apr '10
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shoeWoo, the successful boutique shoe store, will introduce the new shoeWoo.com eCommerce site later this month where shoes candy. Fabulous, irresistible women's shoes and accessories will be hand-picked from favorite shoe and apparel brands such as Nine West , Boutique 9, Rachel Rachel Roy, Joan & David, Enzo Angiolini, Anne Klein, Bandolino and Circa Joan & David. shoeWoo is a division of Jones Apparel Group.
“We were able to use the Jones Apparel Group ecom platform to create the same experience for shoeWoo.com that we have in our stores,” said Ron Offir, President of E-Commerce for Jones Apparel Group. “shoeWoo leverages the Demandware eCommmerce Platform and offers an ecom opportunity for many of our brands not previously served online.”
The new shoe shopping website is interactive and visually stimulating with whimsical details and vibrant colors. Consumers will have the ability to shop fashionable and trendy women's shoes, sandals, pumps and more by brand, trend, style or size. Shoppers will be kept in the know with an impressive “As Seen In” section, which will feature buzz-worthy editorial coverage of shoes and accessories available on shoeWoo.com. The “World of Woo” feature will include a “Welcome to Woo” video, a gallery of photos from the spring photo shoot, a guestbook to sign and the “Shoe Closet Makeover” sweepstakes taking place at launch. For first-time shoeWoo.com visitors, there will be a special pop-up mantra describing shoeWoo as a “fun, fun rush of happy. You are wooed as you deserve to be…Celebration, wit, temptation and thrills by the minute.”
“Our goal and challenge was to create an online experience that mirrored the whimsical tone of the store and we believe we have achieved it with this design,” stated Stacy Lastrina, Chief Marketing Officer, Jones Apparel Group.
The weekly email program will likely seduce customers with an array of fabulous footwear collections, swoon-worthy shoe sales and exclusive promotions.
Shoppers may continue to enjoy the shoeWoo experience at our store locations: 750 Lexington Ave, NYC, Copley Center in Boston, MA, Peninsula Town Center in Hampton, VA, Park Plaza in Little Rock, AR, Union Station in Washington D.C., Menlo Park in Edison, NJ and Easton Town Center in Columbus, OH (opens May 2010).
“We were able to use the Jones Apparel Group ecom platform to create the same experience for shoeWoo.com that we have in our stores,” said Ron Offir, President of E-Commerce for Jones Apparel Group. “shoeWoo leverages the Demandware eCommmerce Platform and offers an ecom opportunity for many of our brands not previously served online.”
The new shoe shopping website is interactive and visually stimulating with whimsical details and vibrant colors. Consumers will have the ability to shop fashionable and trendy women's shoes, sandals, pumps and more by brand, trend, style or size. Shoppers will be kept in the know with an impressive “As Seen In” section, which will feature buzz-worthy editorial coverage of shoes and accessories available on shoeWoo.com. The “World of Woo” feature will include a “Welcome to Woo” video, a gallery of photos from the spring photo shoot, a guestbook to sign and the “Shoe Closet Makeover” sweepstakes taking place at launch. For first-time shoeWoo.com visitors, there will be a special pop-up mantra describing shoeWoo as a “fun, fun rush of happy. You are wooed as you deserve to be…Celebration, wit, temptation and thrills by the minute.”
“Our goal and challenge was to create an online experience that mirrored the whimsical tone of the store and we believe we have achieved it with this design,” stated Stacy Lastrina, Chief Marketing Officer, Jones Apparel Group.
The weekly email program will likely seduce customers with an array of fabulous footwear collections, swoon-worthy shoe sales and exclusive promotions.
Shoppers may continue to enjoy the shoeWoo experience at our store locations: 750 Lexington Ave, NYC, Copley Center in Boston, MA, Peninsula Town Center in Hampton, VA, Park Plaza in Little Rock, AR, Union Station in Washington D.C., Menlo Park in Edison, NJ and Easton Town Center in Columbus, OH (opens May 2010).
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