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		<title>By: Best of B2B Marketing Zone for February 22, 2012 &#171; Sales and Marketing Jobs</title>
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		<description>[...] Holiday Spending Delivers Q4 Gifts to E-commerce SellersImage by Getty Images via @daylife. The 2011 holiday shopping season blur, though hectic, was a welcome event for e-commerce sellers and online retailers. These results continue the wonderful annual growth trend for e-commerce. Plus, Forester Research predicts that sales volume will increase to an amazing $279 billion by 2015. 15, over $10.5 MORE &gt;&gt; [...]</description>
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<p>[...] Holiday Spending Delivers Q4 Gifts to E-commerce SellersImage by Getty Images via @daylife. The 2011 holiday shopping season blur, though hectic, was a welcome event for e-commerce sellers and online retailers. These results continue the wonderful annual growth trend for e-commerce. Plus, Forester Research predicts that sales volume will increase to an amazing $279 billion by 2015. 15, over $10.5 MORE &gt;&gt; [...]</p>
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