This Is How Retailers Are Using Social Media In Stores To Drive Sales
Nordstrom recently announced that it's installing video monitors in more than 100 of its stores to display products being shared on social shopping app Wanelo. "It's a purely customer-driven strategy," said Bryan Galipeau, Nordstrom's social media director, in a press release. "We take a snapshot of that trending category once every week, and we will then match that up against our inventory and what's available in those stores so we're providing a good customer experience."
Brands such as Sephora and Lululemon are now using Wanelo and other social networks to keep tabs on women's fashion trends. A recent report from BI Intelligence noted the following stats about how social drives sales:
- Facebook influences 30% of American women when deciding what professional clothing to buy. Pinterest influences 22%, according to a joint study by Netbase and Edison Research.
- When it comes to clothing for a special occasion, Pinterest influences 28% of American women and Instagram influences 17%.
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