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In the past, there was a suggestion for small, local retail stores to transition to online sales platforms in order to improve their convenience and user-friendliness for customers. However, the recent global pandemic has made the shift to eCommerce an absolute necessity for these mom-and-pop shops. In India, for example, many small stores were able to quickly adapt to using WhatsApp and GooglePay as their primary ordering methods.
Amazon saw a surge in business during the pandemic, these small retailers were able to keep up by utilizing the power of WhatsApp. Entrepreneurs have shown themselves to be quick adopters, as evidenced by the popularity of food delivery services. Supermarkets also jumped on the trend by partnering with mobile app aggregators for food delivery services.
While some small retail stores saw a significant increase in business by going entirely online, others have realized that a hybrid approach, utilizing both online and offline sales channels, is the way of the future. Allocating a budget for digital marketing is crucial for reaching a wider audience. However, simply going online is not enough. A strong retail strategy that effectively integrates both online and offline sales is necessary for success in this ever-evolving market.
For customers, the current retail landscape offers a vast array of options and competition. Retailers from all over the world are ready to serve them with competitive pricing and innovative marketing strategies. This is why it is crucial for small retail stores to take the leap and move online, not only to stay afloat but to thrive in the new retail environment.
At minimum, we have seen a 40% growth in businesses after they have transitioned to online sales. Integrating mom-and-pop stores into the eCommerce world can not only benefit their individual success, but also create a more diverse and accessible marketplace for customers.
These benefits demonstrate that transitioning to a digital retail strategy can bring significant benefits to small retail stores. By effectively utilizing the power of digital technologies, retailers can reach a wider audience, improve the customer experience, and ultimately increase sales and revenue. ...continued in podcast
By Coffee With RajaIn the past, there was a suggestion for small, local retail stores to transition to online sales platforms in order to improve their convenience and user-friendliness for customers. However, the recent global pandemic has made the shift to eCommerce an absolute necessity for these mom-and-pop shops. In India, for example, many small stores were able to quickly adapt to using WhatsApp and GooglePay as their primary ordering methods.
Amazon saw a surge in business during the pandemic, these small retailers were able to keep up by utilizing the power of WhatsApp. Entrepreneurs have shown themselves to be quick adopters, as evidenced by the popularity of food delivery services. Supermarkets also jumped on the trend by partnering with mobile app aggregators for food delivery services.
While some small retail stores saw a significant increase in business by going entirely online, others have realized that a hybrid approach, utilizing both online and offline sales channels, is the way of the future. Allocating a budget for digital marketing is crucial for reaching a wider audience. However, simply going online is not enough. A strong retail strategy that effectively integrates both online and offline sales is necessary for success in this ever-evolving market.
For customers, the current retail landscape offers a vast array of options and competition. Retailers from all over the world are ready to serve them with competitive pricing and innovative marketing strategies. This is why it is crucial for small retail stores to take the leap and move online, not only to stay afloat but to thrive in the new retail environment.
At minimum, we have seen a 40% growth in businesses after they have transitioned to online sales. Integrating mom-and-pop stores into the eCommerce world can not only benefit their individual success, but also create a more diverse and accessible marketplace for customers.
These benefits demonstrate that transitioning to a digital retail strategy can bring significant benefits to small retail stores. By effectively utilizing the power of digital technologies, retailers can reach a wider audience, improve the customer experience, and ultimately increase sales and revenue. ...continued in podcast