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Price comparisonshopping is easy in the digital world, and these savvy shoppers will put in the work to find the best deals. These come with obstacles such as significant overhead for maintaining these channels with a high cost-of-sales, high fees and high fulfillment costs.
The ease of online shopping also gives consumers the ability to comparisonshop more quickly, showing them more options in less time. Reducing the costs of online fulfillment and returns will be a key focus in doing so.
Also to blame are overly complex checkout processes, invalid discount codes, security concerns, questionable return policies, comparisonshopping, etc. Suddenly, they face the complicated and unfamiliar task of order fulfillment. Outsourcing fulfillment allows you to bypass the entire shipping process.
Learning about the different models, comparisonshopping, getting price quotes, looking into features — all of that’s happening online, prior to the actual transaction, which then the consumer goes to do in person. It’s really about getting over that last hurdle at the bottom of the funnel.”.
With competitors just a click away, and comparisonshopping engines making it easier than ever for consumers to find the lowest price, having that competitive intelligence on hand and taking action accordingly is a requirement. . These factors include: inventory levels, price elasticity, and seasonality. .
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What do consumer purchasing habits look like, and how streamlined is your fulfillment process? You can also beef up fulfillment options so that customers can pick-up in local stores or ship directly from other stores, mirroring the convenience of online ordering. These days, such strategies are essentially non-starters.
What do consumer purchasing habits look like, and how streamlined is your fulfillment process? You can also beef up fulfillment options so that customers can pick-up in local stores or ship directly from other stores, mirroring the convenience of online ordering. These days, such strategies are essentially non-starters.
On top of that, even smaller retailers must address the multi-channel reality of today’s shopping environment. Increasingly tech-savvy customers comparisonshop not just against competitors, but even against a retailer’s other sales channels. But those factors are just the tip of the iceberg.
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