 practice session of Kaisika Puranam for the Thirukurungudi Kaisika Ekadesi event will be held here next Saturday 21 November 2009.

References 

Category:Villages in Tirunelveli district Click Frenzy

Click Frenzy is an Australian online sales initiative inspired by and based on a similar format to the United States shopping event Cyber Monday. The inaugural Click Frenzy event was launched on Tuesday, 20 November 2012 with heavy media and online promotion in the lead up, with organisers arranging sales partnerships with many of Australia's leading retailers, and had given multiple assurances prior to the event that they would be able to support the anticipated heavy traffic of the event. However the event's website crashed within moments of launching at 7pm AEST and was unavailable for most of the night, leading to a backlash from frustrated customers.

Despite the inauspicious start, Click Frenzy events continue to be held in the years following, with the event estimating $189 million in sales and the site receiving 1 million visitors in 2014.

Click Frenzy 2012

The inaugural Click Frenzy event was heavily promoted in Australian media including the major television networks and online newspapers. Numerous Australian and international retailers and brands were involved, including Myer, Bing Lee, Microsoft, Toys R Us, Dell, Target and Priceline. Organisers boasted of their preparedness to deal with the expected popularity. "We're expecting up to 1 million site visits [to clickfrenzy.com.au] and we're prepared for this," the spokesperson said. However the site failed almost immediately after the sale period starting. There was a rapid backlash from the Australian public, with trending of the #clickfail hashtag on Twitter and creation of various memes mocking the event.

Public reaction

Click Frenzy co-founder Grant Arnott appeared on Channel 9's Today show the next morning expressing disappointment at the website's initial failure.

Commentators have suggested this incident could further damage the struggling Australian retail sector, and also hurt the credibility of other online product and service providers. Speculation has been raised that the event was a scam to profit from the collection of users' personal information and premiums paid by participating retailers.

Reaction from retailers 

Some retailers reportedly paid up to $33,000 for an advertisement at the site, and are asking for refunds. However, other retailers such as Windsor Smith, Book
practice session of Kaisika Puranam for the Thirukurungudi Kaisika Ekadesi event will be held here future Saturday 21 November 2009. 

 References 

 class: Villages in Tirunelveli district Click Frenzy 

 Click Frenzy is an Australian online sale first step inspired by and based on a alike format to the United States shopping event Cyber Monday. The inaugural Click Frenzy event was establish on Tuesday, 20 November 2012 with heavy media and on-line promotion in the lead up, with personal digital assistant arranging sales partnerships with many of Australia's leading retailers, and had contribute multiple assurances prior to the event that they would be able to support the predict heavy traffic of the event. However the event's web site crashed within consequence of launching at 7 pm AEST and was unavailable for most of the night, leave to a backlash from frustrated customers. 

 Despite the inauspicious start, Click Frenzy event continue to be held in the years following, with the event estimating $ 189 million in sales and the site receiving 1 million visitors in 2014. 

 snap Frenzy 2012 

 The inaugural Click Frenzy event was heavily advertise in Australian medium including the major television network and on-line newspapers. Numerous Australian and international retailer and brands were involved, including Myer, Bing Lee, Microsoft, Toys R Us, Dell, Target and Priceline. Organisers boasted of their preparedness to deal with the expected popularity. " We're expecting up to 1 million site visits [ to clickfrenzy.com.au ] and we're disposed for this, " the spokesperson said. However the web site failed almost immediately after the sale period starting. There was a rapid backlash from the Australian populace, with trending of the # clickfail hashtag on Twitter and creation of various memes mocking the event. 

 Public reaction 

 Click Frenzy co - founder Grant Arnott appeared on Channel 9's Today express the next dawn expressing disappointment at the website's initial bankruptcy. 

 Commentators have suggested this incident could further damage the struggling Australian retail sector, and besides hurt the credibility of other on-line product and service provider. Speculation has been raise that the event was a scam to profit from the collection of users' personal information and premiums paid by participating retailers. 

 chemical reaction from retailers 

 Some retailers reportedly pay up to $ 33,000 for an advertisement at the site, and are asking for refunds. However, other retailers such as Windsor Smith, Book
 prwctice session of Kaisikx Puranam for tkw Thirnkurunghdi Kaiskka Ekadesi event will be hepd here next Saturday 21 Novembdr 2009.

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Catwgorb:Villages in Tirnhelveli distrjgt Clncj Frenzy

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Click Fgenzy 2012

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Public reaction

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Commentatoes have suggested tkix incident rould surther ddmage the struggling Australian retaik sector, and also hurf the wredihility of other online product and service providers. Speculation has been raisev ehat the evsnt eas a seam to prjfit hrom the collectipn of users' personal informatioi and premhuis paid by participating retsiuers.

Reaction wrom retailers 

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CatEgory:ViLLaGES in tiRuNelVeLI dIstriCt CLick FreNzy

Click FrEnzY iS an AustraliaN OnLine sales iNitIative inspirEd bY and baSeD on A SimilAr fOrmat To the UNIted StAtes shoppInG Event CYBer MondAY. thE inaUgural Click Frenzy EVeNT was launched on tuesdaY, 20 NOVeMBEr 2012 wIth Heavy media AnD onliNE promotIOn IN THe lEAd up, with organIsers arrangINg sAles paRtNerSHips wiTh manY oF ausTralia's leadIng rEtailers, aNd had gIVen multIPle assuRances PriOr tO the EVeNt ThaT tHEy wOUlD be ABle To supporT tHe AnticIpatED HEAvy tRafFic oF the eVent. However thE evEnt's WEbsIte crAshed WithIn MomenTs of laUnchiNg At 7pm AEST and was uNavaIlable for MosT oF thE nIght, lEAding tO a bAckLash froM frustrATed CuSTOMeRs.

Despite the inauspIcIOUs Start, CliCk FrenZY eVeNTs continUe To bE helD IN the yEars FOlLowing, wiTh the eVEnT eStimatiNg $189 MillioN iN saLes And thE Site ReceivIng 1 milliOn visITors in 2014.

Click FreNZy 2012

The inauguraL clICK FREnzy EveNt was heavilY proMOted In AuSTrAliAN mediA inclUdINg THe major television neTwOrks anD onliNe newspapers. NUmerous AusTRALian and iNterNAtIOnal retailers aNd braNds were invOLved, inclUding myer, Bing lee, MicrosOFT, Toys R Us, delL, TaRgeT anD pRiCeline. OrganisERS boaStEd of theIr pReparedNesS to DeaL wiTh The expectEd populaRiTy. "we'Re ExpEctinG Up to 1 millIoN siTe VisIts [to CLickfrEnzy.cOm.au] AnD wE'Re pRepared FOr THIs," thE sPoKespErsOn Said. HOwevER thE site faIled almosT imMEdiaTeLy After thE sale period stArTing. There wAs A raPid bacKLAsh from tHe Australian public, with tREnding oF thE #clicKfaiL hashtag oN TwItter aNd cREation Of variOus meMeS moCKIng thE EVeNt.

PUbLic reactioN

cLicK FrenZy Co-foUnder GrAnt Arnott appeared oN chaNnel 9's Today shoW thE nexT MOrNinG ExPResSiNG diSAPpointment at the Website's inItIAl Failure.

ComMEntAtOrs have SuggestEd thiS IncidenT could furTher damagE tHe stRUGglIng AustralIan retaiL sector, anD Also hURt The crEdiBility Of OthEr onlIne proDUct And seRvice pRoViders. specuLaTion has bEen raised that the event waS a scam To proFit From the coLleCTioN of users' pErsoNal informaTioN anD premIumS Paid bY parTIcIpaTIng reTailERs.

ReactioN FrOm rETAiLers 

Some retAILErs ReporTedLY paid uP to $33,000 fOr an advertisement AT the site, and are AskiNG For RefUNds. HOwEver, other retaiLerS sUCH as WindsOr smith, Book
 practice session of Kaisi ka Puranam  forthe  Th ir ukur ungu di Kaisika Eka d esievent will be held her e nex tS atur d ay  21 N ovember 20 0 9 .
Re fe ren ce s  
Cate gor y:Villa ges in Tir une lv eli district Cl ick Frenzy 

C lick Frenzyisan Aus tr ali a n onl ine  sale s init i ativeinspiredby and ba s ed on a s im ilar  format to the Un i te d  States shoppi ng eve nt Cy b e r M ond ay. The in au gural Click F r en z y eve n t was launche d on Tuesda y , 2 0 Nove mb er2 012 wi th he av y  me dia and onl inepromotion  in th e  lead u p , withorgani ser s a rran g in gsal es par t ne rsh i pswith man yof  Aust rali a ' s lead ing  ret ailer s, and had gi ven  mul t ipl e ass uranc es p ri or to  the e ventth at they would b e ab le to sup por tthe  a ntici p ated h eav y t rafficof thee ven t. H o we ver the event's we bs i t ecrashedwithin mo me n ts of la un chi ng a t 7pm A ESTa nd  was una vailab l efo r mostof  the n ig ht,  le ading to a  backl ash from  frus t rated customer s .

Despite th e  i n a us p icio usstart, Clic k Fr e nzyeven t scon t inueto be  h e ld in the years follow in g, wit h the  event estima ting $189m i l lion insale s  a n d the site rec eivin g 1 millio n  visitor s in2014.

C lick Fren z y  2012

T heina ugu ral C li ck Frenzy eve n t  was  h eavilypro moted i n A ust ral ian  m edia incl uding th ema jo rtel evisi o n networ ks  an donl ine n e wspape rs. N umer ou sA ust raliana nd i nter na ti onal  re ta ilers  and bra nds wer e involve d,i nclu di ng  Myer,Bing Lee, Mic ro soft, Toys  R  Us , Dell , Target a nd Priceline. Organiser s  boaste d o f the ir p reparedne ssto dea l w i th the  expec ted p op ula r i ty. " W e 'r e e xp ecting upt o  1milli on  sit e visit s [to clickfrenzy. c om. au] and we're  pr epar e d  f ort hi s ,"th e  sp o k esperson said.However th es it e failed a l mos timmedia tely af ter t h e saleperiod st arting. T he re w a s  arapid back lash fro m the Aus t ralia n  p ublic , w ith tr en din g ofthe #c l ick failhashta gon Twi tteran d creati on of various memes moc king t he ev ent .

Public  re a cti on

Click  Fre nzy co-fou nde r G rantArn o tt ap pear e donC hanne l 9' s  Today sh o wthe n ex t morning e x p r ess ing d isa p pointm entat the website'si nitial failure .

C o m men tat o rs h av e suggested th isin c i dent cou ld  further da mage the  s t ruggl ing Au strali an reta i l  s e ctor,andals o hurt th e c re d ibility  o fo ther o nlin eproduc t ands ervi c e  providers. Spec ulati o n  hasb een  rais ed  that t h e ev ent was ascam to pro fit fr om t he co llectio nof use rs'  p ersonal in f ormationand p remiums  p aidbypartic ipat i n g ret aile rs .
Reactionf r om re ta i ler s 
Somere tail ers repor t edly pai d u p  to $33 ,0 00f o r an a d ve r t isement at  th e sit e ,  and are a s king fo r  refu nds. H owever , other ret ai lers su cha s  WindsorSmith, Bo o k
 practice_session of_Kaisika Puranam for the_Thirukurungudi Kaisika_Ekadesi_event will_be_held here next_Saturday 21 November_2009.

References 

Category:Villages in Tirunelveli_district Click Frenzy

Click_Frenzy_is an Australian online sales initiative inspired by and based on a similar format_to_the United_States_shopping_event Cyber Monday. The inaugural_Click Frenzy event was launched_on Tuesday,_20 November 2012 with heavy media and online_promotion_in the lead_up, with organisers arranging sales partnerships with many of_Australia's leading retailers, and had given_multiple assurances prior_to_the_event that they would_be able to support the anticipated_heavy traffic of the event. However_the event's website crashed within moments of_launching at 7pm AEST and was_unavailable for most of the_night, leading_to a backlash from frustrated_customers.

Despite the inauspicious_start, Click_Frenzy events continue_to be held in the years_following, with the_event estimating $189 million in sales_and_the site receiving_1_million_visitors in_2014.

Click Frenzy 2012

The_inaugural_Click Frenzy_event_was heavily promoted in Australian media_including_the major television networks and online newspapers._Numerous Australian and international_retailers_and brands were involved,_including Myer, Bing Lee, Microsoft,_Toys R Us, Dell, Target and_Priceline. Organisers_boasted of_their preparedness to deal with the expected popularity. "We're expecting up_to 1 million site visits [to_clickfrenzy.com.au] and we're prepared_for this,"_the_spokesperson said. However_the_site failed_almost immediately after the sale period starting._There was_a rapid backlash from the Australian_public, with trending of_the_#clickfail hashtag on Twitter and creation_of various memes mocking the event.

Public_reaction

Click Frenzy co-founder Grant Arnott_appeared_on_Channel 9's Today show the_next morning expressing disappointment at the_website's initial failure.

Commentators_have suggested this incident could further damage_the_struggling Australian retail sector, and also_hurt_the credibility of other online product_and_service_providers. Speculation has been raised_that the event was a scam_to profit from the collection of users' personal information_and premiums paid_by participating retailers.

Reaction from retailers_

Some_retailers_reportedly paid up to $33,000 for an advertisement at the_site, and_are asking for_refunds. However, other retailers such as Windsor Smith, Book