Market Traders know that our ace card is the
personal touch we can provide to consumers but there are aspects of online
retailing that we shouldn’t neglect.
With online retailing consumers can try on virtual
glasses to select their colour and style of eyewear, experiment with thousands
of different shades of make-up on their cheeks, and try on clothing in a
virtual showroom. IKEA just launched
an Artificial Reality-powered app that lets consumers visualize
virtual furniture placed in their homes.
And if visualising isn’t enough, there
are more and more online retailers shipping goods to consumers to try on. In
that environment, the logistics of getting goods to your customers, at the
right cost, become very important.
As more consumers come to experience these
other conveniences, it just makes sense to enhance the Queen Victoria Market
experience in any way possible. Market to home delivery services, particularly
for travellers, makes a lot of sense, as does making yourself contactable
outside market hours either by mobile phone or website. Two services becoming popular are "Reserve online and try in store" and "Buy online but collect instore".
Market Traders have the edge in
personal service and incorporating some of these online practices just
strengthens that advantage. The QVM Marketing Department has expertise to assist with your online exposure.
