Changes

[http://fragerfactor.blogspot.com/2011/09/overstock-rides-oco-to-over-billion.html Overstock Rides O.co to Over A Billion Dollars IN Sales; Up 24% YTD]</ref>

[http://fragerfactor.blogspot.com/2011/09/overstock-rides-oco-to-over-billion.html Overstock Rides O.co to Over A Billion Dollars IN Sales; Up 24% YTD]</ref>

Months later, in November, 2011, Overstock announced that it was slowing down its transition to "O.co". Apparently, many consumers were trying to access the website at "o.com" even after seeing the .co branded commercials. The stadium in Oakland, will continue to be called O.co, and they are not abandoning the rebrand, instead they will be focusing on first using it in the European market and in their mobile apps. It will subsequently refocus its efforts in making the move clear to American consumers.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/overstock-com-slows-down-o-co-rebranding/ Overstock come slows down Oco Rebranding, DomainIncite.com]</ref>

Months later, in November, 2011, Overstock announced that it was slowing down its transition to "O.co". Apparently, many consumers were trying to access the website at "o.com" even after seeing the .co branded commercials. The stadium in Oakland will continue to be called O.co, and they are not abandoning the rebrand, instead they will be focusing on first using it in the European market and in their mobile apps. It will subsequently refocus its efforts in making the move clear to American consumers.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/overstock-com-slows-down-o-co-rebranding/ Overstock come slows down Oco Rebranding, DomainIncite.com]</ref>

==Company Growth==

==Company Growth==