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Hello,
I own a physical store selling consumer electronics(TVs, refrigerators, etc. - India). It is quite clear that business is changing and integrating online business with offline in meaningful ways is the way to go.
I'm just struggling to understand how to valuably integrate the online component with my business. How do I help the customers there? How do I add value?
In my industry, the key variables I could think of are all related to service, presentation(display of goods), salesman professionalism. The website value array is completely different, hence my confusion about adding value in meaningful ways. At most, I could go down the omnichanneling route. I don't just want to start sending facebook ads - quite wary of just burning cash.
Anyone in the same boat?
Edit: What are some good ways to get feedback from customers? Most customers who make a purchase always give good reviews, but they are not really helpful. I have been thinking of sending emails to customers who both buy, and do not buy, but do not yet know how to get to the ones who don't buy properly.
I own a physical store selling consumer electronics(TVs, refrigerators, etc. - India). It is quite clear that business is changing and integrating online business with offline in meaningful ways is the way to go.
I'm just struggling to understand how to valuably integrate the online component with my business. How do I help the customers there? How do I add value?
In my industry, the key variables I could think of are all related to service, presentation(display of goods), salesman professionalism. The website value array is completely different, hence my confusion about adding value in meaningful ways. At most, I could go down the omnichanneling route. I don't just want to start sending facebook ads - quite wary of just burning cash.
Anyone in the same boat?
Edit: What are some good ways to get feedback from customers? Most customers who make a purchase always give good reviews, but they are not really helpful. I have been thinking of sending emails to customers who both buy, and do not buy, but do not yet know how to get to the ones who don't buy properly.
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