Google Grabs Data From STELLAService For eCommerce Analytics

By  |  May 29, 2013
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Google has announced that it will begin licensing data from STELLAServices to provide customer service ratings and analytics for online retailers, according to a company press release.

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    Google will use the performance data within its Google Offerings and Google Trusted Stores platforms.

    “Google is dedicated to building a better shopping experience. We’re focused on making it easy for people to find exactly what they want at the best online stores” said Brian Marquardt, Group Product Manager, Google Shopping. “The data we receive from STELLAService will help give shoppers the confidence that they’re buying from a store that provides a consistently excellent shopping experience.

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