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Phoenix, AZ, November 28, 2005 -- Online purchasing has become such a pervasive influence in users' lives that Leadpile.com predicts that online sales for the 2005 Holiday Season will break the $30 Billion Dollar Mark for the first time in history.
Leadpile reports that their surveys indicate that more online sales will result from a dramatic increase in industry specific search advertising, and people's ease with shopping online. Leadpile says that online sales will increase due to faster and more secure Internet connections at home and work, and people's familiarity with purchasing online.
The United States Department of Commerce repots that last year's 2004 online "not adjusted" fourth quarter sales were $21.4 billion. Andy Jacob, CEO of Leadpile.com says, "Our initial survey shows that more people have access to the internet, and are more comfortable shopping online than ever before." He adds, "E-commerce will experience hyper growth this Holiday Season and we predict a 35% increase in online sales this year over 2004."
Jacob says, "While many people are still concerned with the security of online purchasing, we believe that the uncertainty of online security is rapidly dissipating." Jacob says, "More and more people will buy online this year pushing the 4th quarter online sales "north of 30 Billion for the first time in history".
For more information on the news that is the subject of this release, contact Andrew Jacob, or visit www.LeadPile.com.
About www.LeadPile.com
LeadPile.com, in business since 2002, has been called the "holy grail" for online Lead Generation. After having has surpassed the 2.0 Million Online Lead Production Mark, it has set the bar for the highest quality online lead generation program available today.
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