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Ever scoured the web for information about a brand of shampoo you've been considering using? Did customer reviews on Overstock or Amazon play a role in any of the purchases you made this past holiday season? Have you "Googled" a date's name before, or after, going out with them? You may be a New Info Shopper if... (read doing your best Jeff Foxworthy) you answered yes to any of these questions. And, according to a recent online Wall Street Journal article, advertisers and marketers looking to improve their bottom line may want to start paying closer attention to the way you and your fellow NISs operate.

Read the article in BusinessWeek