Retail/E-Commerce

Retail must meet the demands of a new generation of shoppers. SansBull Pro helps retail companies adapt their retail strategy to increase their bottom lines.

We can help you bring your products online, streamline your customer experience, and focus on data-driven results.

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5 Key Insights

1. Reimagine Brick & Mortar Retail

With the rise of e-commerce websites like Amazon.com and Jet.com, consumers are now moving away from traditional brick and mortar shopping. Physical retailers are now using different methods of attracting customers to their brand/company such as pop-up shops, niche stores (Nordstrom Men, TopMan), and drops to create a different shopping experience for consumers. The addition of partnerships for many large brands such as the one between Target and CVS/Starbucks has helped with the idea of one-stop shopping for consumers rather than segmented stops during a shopping trip.

Read more on Inc.

2. Combat Retail Behemoths

The retail landscape has recently been dominated by big players such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart. Retailers now have to choose what strategy will be most effective in reaching their customers, and for the vast majority of them, the choice has been an effective e-commerce strategy. It may be tempting to just list on Amazon in order to find customers, but you run the risk of getting copied by a competitor or Amazon itself. Building a strong website can help you combat this issue without running the risk of imitation.

Read more on Forbes.

3. Meet Shoppers Where They Shop

Shoppers are increasingly exclusively shopping on platforms and sites that they are familiar with. Meeting shoppers on these platforms, whether they be marketplaces or social networks, is vital to staying competitive. Maximizing the number of channels that you sell on ensures that any customer, no matter what their preferred shopping venue, can find your products.

Read more on Shopify’s Blog.

4. Make E-Commerce A Positive Experience

Even though consumers are increasingly comfortable buying everything online (groceries, clothing, electronics, and even medication), they still have high expectations about the purchase process. They want to be informed of updates (order received, delays, shipment, out for delivery), want sleek shipment boxes, and generous return and exchange policies. Making sure you have all of this in place ensures that customers keep coming back to you when their next shopping need arises.

Read more on Forbes.

5. Use Data & Analytics to Maximize Profit

Retail and e-commerce are one of the first industries to embrace data as a tool for growth, and that tool has only become more powerful as technology continues to improve. Making sure you are using the right data and metrics to create and measure your ads ensures that you’re not wasting money. Using consumer information to know what your customers want and tracking your revenue and cart/basket size to measure your growth allows you to be more informed when making decisions that affect your bottom line.

Read more on Datameer.

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