NEW Advertsing opportunities for Retail SME's

oliverjohnsteele · 06-01-09

Hi All,
I have recently started working with a company that offers the first ever virtual online shopping mall: The Mall.TV.

TAKE A LOOK AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK. FEEDBACK WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED.

It seems a great number of companies and people are advertising via directories that have little effect on their business footfall or turnover. The Mall.TV are changing this by directing consumers through a 3D shopping mall experience that will help them find the products they really want. Effectively a google designed for shopping. Companies already advertising include, Addidas, Nike, Ann Summers, Dixons, curries, and many more. Take a look at www. themall.tv
We have already had hits exceeding 100,000 per month which has lead to a great number of sales for companies we already have on board.
Advertising packages are currently available for double shop fronts on the 3D Mall at amazing pricing, some at over 50% discount.

If you would like to know more about this opportunity or you know somone who might, please feel free to PM or contact me.

Best regards

Oliver J L Steele
Tel: 07830 296 774

www. the mall.tv

drivetowin · 06-01-09

OK - on a first look

Visual appearance 9/10
Ease of use 1/10

Found it really clunky to use and all you eventually get is a simple text link to the chosen shop.

Nice idea but I think most people will think - that looks nice - use it once and then never use it again as it is just too clunky to use.

rob.co.uk · 06-01-09

Agree with the above - would be a mare to use on a PDA!

The major benefit of online shopping is so I do not have to roam around shopping centers to find the shops I want

Neat enough idea and execution but it does strike me as something in the Boo.com era that would get eleventy million quid in VC funding rather than 2009 proper biz

oliverjohnsteele · 06-01-09

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback, The program is designed to replicate walking round a shopping centre as it is something a person can do naturally. Also, you must admit, its better than looking at a flat directory of letters and numbers.
What we want to do is get away from laborious directories and web searches that dont give the consumer an aesthetically pleasing experience.

Thanks again.

Oliver Steele