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		<title>No More Boundaries</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[Amazon]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Some of the world’s top online retailers have been building strong customer bases in Australia over the last few years. Just think of Amazon, StrawberryNet and eBay. Now here come the international bricks and mortar retailers with their online stores.  JC Penney have recently launched an online store with an Australian website URL and owned [...]]]></description>
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Some of the world’s top online retailers have been building strong  customer bases in Australia over the last few years. Just think of  Amazon, StrawberryNet and eBay.</p>
<p>Now here come the international bricks and mortar retailers with their  online stores.  JC Penney have recently launched an online store with an  Australian website URL and owned by a locally established licensee.  This foray into Australia begs the question as to whether other big name  retailers are about to do the same.</p>
<p>Australians are the third biggest online consumers in the world pro-rata  to population and while this is happening, some of our local retail  giants like David Jones, Myer and Target have been slow to embrace  online shopping. I’m sure this is about to all change.</p>
<p>While our local market is being eroded by international online players,  what are our retailers doing to break in to international markets. While  there are some novel Australian online retail entrepreneurs selling  their products overseas, are traditional retailers tapping into this  great emerging opportunity?</p>
<p>Let’s not wait for the big global players to encroach into our space.  Local retailers should improve their online stores and look to grow  their customer base in international markets. It’s all happening out  there!</p>
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