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Papaya Clothing Store Website Still Under Construction

UPDATE: The Papaya Clothing Website is Now Live!!!

To all the women who have left the 300 or so comments on this blog about Papaya Clothing, your action made a difference! The site is now live and you can shop online from anywhere! Finally!

The people truly do have a voice. I have received several comments from people claiming to be Papaya Clothing employees, proving that the company took notice of your comments here.

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I want to hear from the people. For all of you who have been visiting my website, hoping to find more information about Papaya Clothing stores in your area, let me first apologize. I don’t know much more than that they have a Papaya Clothing Store in Grapevine Mills Mall and apparently at Stonebriar in Frisco. But let’s get to the point.

I wrote a blog about Papaya Clothing stores and their affordable prices at the beginning of November 2006. That was five months ago. I just checked, and their website is still “under construction.” No sign of progress and no contact information is provided on the URL. That’s not going to cut it.

I literally receive as many as 300 visits to CultureFeast.com a day from Google and Yahoo searches for “Papaya Clothing Store” or “Papaya Clothing store locations” or some variation. My one little blog post about the cheap and stylish clothes at Papaya five months ago drives up to 11,000 visitors in a month to my site. That means that someone needs to get on the ball and finish their site.

So here’s the deal. We all know that I own WebSwank, a Dallas social media and search engine marketing company. I’m going to approach Papaya Clothing and show them my site visitor stats and see if WebSwank can’t help them launch their website. Papaya is just too hugely popular to not launch and optimize the website as soon as possible.

That’s where you the reader come in. I want to hear from you. If you are looking for information on Papaya clothing online and you come across this blog post, I want you to leave a comment here, telling me what kind of information you want from them. Do you want to shop and buy online? Do you want to know where the nearest store is located? Do you want to know if they’re hiring? Do you want to know if they offer franchising options? Or do you just want to know what everybody is talking about?

Post a comment here. Your voice will count in getting this website launched.

Thanks,

Daniel Dessinger

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This post was written by:

Daniel Dessinger - who has written 766 posts on CultureFeast.

Daniel is currently a full-time web marketing strategist for a leading local interactive marketing and design agency. He got his start in the industry by copywriting, then SEO, and eventually as a holistic web marketing strategist and consultant for clients of all sizes. Through the agency, he currently serves Mattress Giant, Bound Tree Medical, Massage Envy, New LifeStyles, and others.

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271 Responses to “Papaya Clothing Store Website Still Under Construction”

  1. Christle says:

    I found a website yesterday for Papaya clothing, I should have ordered what I wanted then…I can’t find it today. (I don’t like going to the mall)!!! but the first Papaya store I came accross was at Mission Valley Mall in San Diego……They need an online shopping site!!!!

  2. Selenge Ivanov says:

    Hello Sirs,
    I am very interested in your clothes.
    I was served by your shop which is located in South Korea.
    Please let me know where is your very closest store to MONGOLIA which lies between China and Russia.
    If possible please provide me your China representitive contact details.
    I am looking forward to hear you soon.
    Best regards
    Selenge

  3. christine says:

    can i get store credit if i return a shirt without a tag but with the receipt?

  4. @christine: I don’t know the official answer to your question. I may or may not have clarified before, but I am not affiliated with Papaya Clothing in any way shape or form. Though they should probably compensate me for the attention and traffic I’ve sent them.

    I do know that the Papaya Clothing Store by my house does not do refunds. They only do store credit. My wife has returned many items, and I’d be willing to be that you can return an item with a receipt for store credit. But I can’t promise that’s true.

  5. karen says:

    hiii i love this store i fist saw it when i was livin in orlando at some outlet but the thing is that i had to move to boston…. so my question is….

    where can i find papaya clothing in boston???

  6. chelita says:

    i would love to see how to franchise a papaya store on their site. i would also like to shop there. i went to the outlet store in round rock, tx and i reallylike their clothes. we need a store closer here in teple and killeen. we need the website.

  7. Shikha says:

    Wanted to know if Papaya has a store in CHicago.

  8. Donna says:

    I will never go back to this store. I tried on clothes, went to check out and waited for someone to help but I guess everyone was too busy dressing mannequins—or something—so I left. Their customer service SUCKS!

  9. Rachel says:

    There is a papaya clothing store at the outlets near palm springs, I would love to have a website to visit though for when I cant drive out to the mall!

  10. sarah says:

    papaya has a website it’s called http://www.papayaclothing.com that way you don’t have to make the drive

  11. Taryn A says:

    I’m a beautiful plus size woman and was sooooo greatful when i discovered Papaya Plus clothing in San Diego. However, I’m located about 30 mins north of there so it would be GREAT to have a store located at one or both of the malls near me in north county!!! Its hard to find fashionable, affordable clothing for the plus size woman. If there were more plus stores then i can guarentee that it would do very well!!!!!!

  12. Britt says:

    Can you please tell me where in Texas I can find this store?? I just found out about it recently and how cute the clothes are….I am goin to TX this weekend so i need to know ASAP!!! Thanks :)

  13. Candice says:

    do they have a franchise? I am in Canada and have shopped many times at Papaya in Palm Springs. Would love to open a store here.

    Thanks for any info you can get me.

  14. chm says:

    Wanted to know if Papaya has a store in Seattle?
    I would like to know if there’s a franchise available to open stores in Central America.

    Thanks for any info!

  15. My question is: the collections I can find in the store are the same that I can find in the website or is there a huge difference??

    Thank you, by the way I love Papaya’s clothing

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