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If they referred that much of Overstock you could construe based on existing programs that they took in somewhere around 8-10% of the revenue they generated for Overstock.
Nice article. We are talking to Netmining.com (finalist at COMDEX awards yeh yeh good old times) with their real-time online behaviour analysis and interaction. So basically the ideas of AK and Wunderloop are not new, but sure is the interest of the market. The next hype after web 2.0 ? Who knows.
Anyway we see the added value in the ability to link online searchers with our offline sales force.
http://www.netmining.com/howitworks.html