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In a world where consumers’ behaviours, expectations, and preferences are rapidly changing, premium and luxury brands are faced with a unique challenge – how to preserve their identity and exclusivity while adapting to the digital age (Purwar 2019).
Luxury retail has undergone a significant transformation driven by digital technology and changing consumer expectations. Luxury brands have been forced to innovate quickly to meet changing consumer preferences due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has accelerated the adoption of these technologies.
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The world’s most successful retailers don’t just choose one, they leverage a combination of strategies, based on the needs of their clientele: 1. Buy online pick up in store (BOPIS). In fact according to Business Insider , 94% of consumers pick up additional items when coming into the store. 2. Third-party fulfillment (3PL).
The world’s most successful retailers don’t just choose one, they leverage a combination of strategies, based on the needs of their clientele: 1. Buy online pick up in store (BOPIS). In fact according to Business Insider , 94% of consumers pick up additional items when coming into the store. 2. Third-party fulfillment (3PL).
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