January 2017
Beginner
912 pages
23h 47m
English
Content preview from Starting an Online Business All-in-One For Dummies, 5th Edition
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Chapter 2
Managing the Differences between In-Store and Online Commerce
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding what your customers want, online and offline
Getting used to the demands of your online customer
Creating online shopping habits
It wasn’t that long ago that we treated online shoppers as if they came from an entirely different planet from that of in-store buyers. And it was true that each group was often put into a marketing silo based on certain characteristics and behaviors. Fast forward just a few years and we realize that these two types of customers are actually the same customer who simply has different preferences based on when, how, and where he or she buys. Today, when preparing how to handle the different types of buying destinations (from a website, from inside a retail store, or from a mobile device), it’s important to focus on customer experience — or the expectations a customer has for each retail location (whether physical and virtual).
Are there still differences between the online and offline customer that you need to consider? The short answer is yes! Your job is to entice customers to buy. To do that, you have to get to know your customers — and understand their ...
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