Methods and systems for a dynamic networked commerce architecture
OwnerHeath B. Clarke, David Holmes +1inventors
InventorsHeath B. Clarke, David Holmes, Theodore Tanner
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Abstract
One embodiment of the present invention provides systems and methods, which allow a more efficient shopping experience. A cascading commerce menu provides access to a plurality of product, service, and/or content categories. In one embodiment, the cascading commerce menu is stored on a client computer, thereby providing quick access to the menu.
Claims15
1-23. (canceled)
A method of providing a menu, comprising:
- using a processor to provide a menu including one or more product category menu items, wherein at least one of the product category menu items is associated with at least one subcategory menu item;
- and
- rewarding a reward to a user at least partly in response to a selection of an item associated with the menu, where the menu indicates that an item can be at least in part acquired using the reward.
A computer program product for providing a menu, the computer program product being embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium and comprising computer instructions for:
- providing a menu including one or more product category menu items, wherein at least one of the product category menu items is associated with at least one subcategory menu item;
- and
- rewarding a reward to a user at least partly in response to a selection of an item associated with the menu, where the menu indicates that an item can be at least in part acquired using the reward.
A computer program product as recited in claim 35, further comprising providing a referral reward to the user for at least in part causing one or more other users to participate in a desired activity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.