Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 1:00:16 GMT -5
In the previous post, we tried to define what the store of the future will be like: a place of interactive experiences where in-store and digital experiences will combine to create innovative, relevant and multi-channel shopping experiences (from assisted sales to in-store ecommerce). We have seen that the future is actually closer and within reach than we think: how, then, can you create a digital experience in your store ? The good news is that the tools are there and available to retailers of all sizes.
Even if you don't have the budgets of Hong Kong Telegram Number Data multinationals! You can choose between paid and free means or adopt a mix of both capable of building a multichannel shopping experience even in your own stores. Let's see what they are: Social media Free Wi-Fi Mobile payments E-commerce and Click and Collect services Proximity marketing activities Touch screens Social media Social media , as we have already written in this post , have fully entered the buyer's journey: not only for the search for information and opinions, but also for interaction with the brand and post-sale loyalty.
Social channels allow you to showcase your products and have a real-time dialogue with your customers and potential customers, offering immediate and easy-to-use touchpoints . Why miss this opportunity? I'll give you a practical and personal example, which I'm sure represents widespread and shared behavior: for some time now, I've been using Facebook to book an appointment with my trusted hairdresser. I follow its page to see the new cuts, the new services it offers and I use chat and private messages to book or ask for information, staying within the platform and from my mobile phone.
Even if you don't have the budgets of Hong Kong Telegram Number Data multinationals! You can choose between paid and free means or adopt a mix of both capable of building a multichannel shopping experience even in your own stores. Let's see what they are: Social media Free Wi-Fi Mobile payments E-commerce and Click and Collect services Proximity marketing activities Touch screens Social media Social media , as we have already written in this post , have fully entered the buyer's journey: not only for the search for information and opinions, but also for interaction with the brand and post-sale loyalty.
Social channels allow you to showcase your products and have a real-time dialogue with your customers and potential customers, offering immediate and easy-to-use touchpoints . Why miss this opportunity? I'll give you a practical and personal example, which I'm sure represents widespread and shared behavior: for some time now, I've been using Facebook to book an appointment with my trusted hairdresser. I follow its page to see the new cuts, the new services it offers and I use chat and private messages to book or ask for information, staying within the platform and from my mobile phone.