Winner medical Debuts PurCotton B2C Website

06 October 2010 (macro Media via COMTEX)--

Winner Medical Group, Inc., a manufacturer-medical dressings, medical disposables and Calenders PurCotton for industry and consumer products in China, announced that it has launched its own PurCotton Business-shop-customer (B2C) purcotton.com.

Jianquan Li, CEO and Chairman of junior medical, said "we are excited to launch our own B2C website. In addition to launching the taobao.com PurCotton website and our own Internet B2C, we cooperate with other online shopping mediums to maximize sales throughout China. " Li continued, "to build healthy and sustainable retail banking, we slowed the pace of chain stores opening because carefully evaluate all relevant operating and financial metrics, including store location and size, product packaging and pricing, brand image, customer service and marketing. After evaluation during the quarter we have developed a clearer and more detailed operational and financial metrics, which guided us to open two stores in Guangzhou, capital city of Guangdong on 18 September and 23. We are confident in complementing our brick and mortar business with online distribution channels. We will continue to add talent in all aspects of business, including warehouse management, brand building, retailing and e commerce. "Li concluded, "Our brand position is ' Healthy, comfortable and friendly ' our position is ' cotton products pure personal care medical grade touch every inch of your skin '.We endeavor to promote medical grade personal care products to millions of cotton pure middle/high end clients and families by providing the concept of health and the environment. "

Medical winner is producer and exporter in China Medical dressing. located in Shenzhen, the company has eight subsidiaries operating and four joint ventures with over 5000 employees, done in production, sales, research and development of medical care, wound care products, home care products and non-woven fabrics PurCotton products made from natural 100% cotton.

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This week in Hotel # 12 (hotel website marketing conference review, Google instant)

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Monday, September 20, 2010This Week In Hotels #12 (Hotel Website Marketing Conference review, Tips for Google Instant)

Watch episode 12 of This Week in Hotels – with Josiah and I discussing the latest technology trends, and how your hotel might use them:?

 

This Week in Hotels, Episode 11 from Josiah Mackenzie on Vimeo.

2:15 – Some of the trends that were discussed at this week’s Hotel Website Marketing Conference3:05 – 80% of attendees went to the social media track, just 20% to the mobile marketing one – do they understand the importance of mobile?3:55 – Should we invest in mobile app development, or just focus on a mobile-friendly website?6:00 – What are the big issues important to Irish and European hotels?7:15 – Guillaume’s little survey on how often hotels are updating their websites8:45 – Why hotels are farms and OTAs are becoming grocery stores9:40 – Is there ever a situation where encouraging reservations isn’t the #1 priority?11:50 – Every page on your website must have a purpose. If the visitor doesn’t accomplish that, it’s a failure.12:55 – Google-ITA software deal implications21:50 – Search marketing tips with Google InstantPosted at 09:08 AM in ThisWeekInHotels | Permalink

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Having this interactive video format is a helpful resource, and I appreciate your doing it.

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This is really interesting and above all useful, thanks

Posted by:bbetna |Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 03:11 PM

I love Google Instant! ;-)

Posted by:Essen bestellen |Sunday, September 26, 2010 at 07:27 AM

@Tim - I wish it could more interactive with a live stream and chat service. Will incorporate that at a latter stage

@Website for mobiles - what do you want more?

@BBEtna - thanks. Nice website you have. Like the fact you highligh pictures first about your B&B

@Essen - Good. Why?

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Monday, August 09, 2010This Week In Hotels #6 (Twitter, Four Seasons, websites metrics, review of a hotel website)

In this week’s episode of This Week in Hotels, Josiah and I discuss:

Four Seasons only follows their other hotels on Twitter @fourseasons. What message does this send? Should you follow back everyone who follows you on Twitter?Why number of followers on Twitter isn’t the same thing as influence (an account with fewer followers may actually reach more people)Which website metrics are important to watch – and how to choose themThe numbers Josiah and I track for our own blogs, and how often we monitor themWebsite review: Why we think Room with a View such a great hotel destination blog (Plus: the importance of having a local writer for your blog)

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Please send in your comments, questions, or suggestions for next week’s show!

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I am need of a hotel management or hotel game.Please be nice enough to give me some really good websites. Also I already tried hotel management and Jane's hotel.

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Tuesday, September 14, 2010How Swisshotel learned the tricks of segmentation on their website

Here's another master class from Google Analytics where Barbara Pezzi, Director Web Marketing For Swisshotel & Fairmont explains to an audience how she used segmentation to change different things on the Swisshotel website and also launched a successful PPC campaign for a specific property. Barbara also discovers that Facebook visitors are more entitled to be customers of her hotels than Twitter based on what she saw on Google Analytics.

I am not suggesting you should go that deep into the analysis but it would be good to know where you visitors come from and where you should focus your efforts to convert these visitors into bookers or customers.

 

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Great catch Guillaume!

Posted by:Happy Hotelier |Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 09:30 AM

Inspiring!

Posted by:Pleimb |Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 11:19 AM

When choosing hotels in Paris, it may be a little difficult, since there are many to choose.

Posted by:Cheap Bedford Hotels |Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 08:06 PM

I'm just afraid that maybe smaller hotel can't go so deep into analisys

Posted by:Riccardo |Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 01:37 PM

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@HappyHotelier - thanks mate

@Pleimb - It is, isnt' it?

@Cheap Bedford Hotels - true. Same thing for New York, Roma and most big cities

@Riccardo - really. Why not?

@Eyoonk, no spam allowed here

Posted by:Guillaume Thevenot |Friday, October 01, 2010 at 12:09 AM

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Hi Guillaume,thanks for the mention and the kind comments!

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The photorealistic rendering grants your customers the opportunity to see detailed images in high quality hotel.

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This week in Hotel # 5 (FourSquare, Online Concierge hotel website review)

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Friday, July 30, 2010This Week In Hotels #5 (FourSquare, Online Concierge, Hotel website review)

In this week’s episode of This Week in Hotels, Josiah and I discuss:

Can Foursquare (and other geo-location apps) really benefit your hotel…or is it just a waste of time?Change is in the air…or is it? Daniel Edward Craig wrote an article getting a lot of buzz: Is the role of the concierge going away? We talked about how Hyatt’s Andaz brand is eliminating the front desk and concierge AND giving away free amenities. Is that something other hotels should imitate? How how John Wallis (VP Strategy at Hyatt) and his team are disrupting the front desk at their hotels. John, if you read this, we would love to have you on a show to discuss this further...Question from our audience: How do you know which travel websites are safe to use your credit card? (Plus, how someone tried to steal my identity this week…)New feature: we review a hotel’s website on the spot. Today we analyzed a hotel in the Peak District in the UK called The Bridge End
Ciaran’s Hotel Website Marketing workshop in Dublin in September

Do you prefer the audio version to listen on the go? Grab the mp3 file here.

We need your questions for next week’s show! If you have one, please leave it in the comments below…or use Twitter with the hashtag #twih

Previous shows can be found right here.

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