Holidays shopping in the United States can seem like an Olympic sport hustling. In and out of stores looking for good deals, and more and more shopping on computers particularly on Cyber Monday the first Monday after the US’s Thanksgiving Day holiday. It’s when online retailers offer eye popping deals.
< We think the Cyber Monday will see more and more sales, more and more people will kind of migrate to shopping online versus in-store in the United states and Europe ! with nearly 20% of all holiday sales are expected to occur online this year. Still, many say buying stuff this way can be tedious, they miss the personal experience of being in a store touching the object and talking to a salesperson >. Jenny. M
For many shoppers finding that right gift is often a mixture of looking both online and in person. We feel like Cyber Monday we going to be like removed from all the craziness but we still get a really good deal. Some retailers try to blend the online, and in-person shopping experience in a store in San Francisco sells electronics and other products but doubles as a showroom if the shopper goes home and buys the product online from Ebay or Amazon, that’s okay if the store shares its data with the companies behind the products. Nowdays each one of the stores has cameras up in the ceilings and collect anonymous overhead data so this is basically just measure bodies in a space.
In some stores such as IKEA, the furniture sellers are using augmented reality so an online shopper can see what a chair might look like in their living room. Chat BOTS pre-programmed online assistants answer shoppers questions and it’s not human. They’ve been able to like emulate a human and so well and provides so much human and so well and provides to the customer a very good experience.
For many shoppers getting into the holiday spirit online is a challenge but with a few clicks and the help of a chat bot, shoppers can get their shopping done so they can enjoy the holiday season.
