Online shopping is this digital era is omnipresent and popularity is ever-increasing. Whilst there are innumerable positives, some are of the view that it will lead to the shutdown of the shutdown of the retail stores in every nook and cranny of the world. In my opinion, I staunchly disagree with the statement that there will be no room for physical stores with the growth of digital shopping.
At the onset, it is undeniable that shopping online gives a hassle-free experience at the touch of the button. The buyers benefit greatly from the myriad of varieties presented, able to make comparisons on the brand, enjoy doorstep delivery and huge online promotional discounts. This trend therefore leads to skyrocket sales and in turn bring attracts more customers base turning them as digital buyers which once never dreamt of online purchasing. For example, Amazon is the most preferred one-stop solution globally, which eases the shopping experience making both ends meet for both the have's and have-not's in the present economy.
On the flip side, the retail shops are not far away in making their royalty customers happy. This is due to the fact that Superstores, Supermarkets and Multiplex malls as well as local shops have as much abundance with regards to clothing, food and groceries, electrical and electronics appliances and so on. What more to say is the customer footfall driven by the effect of the feel and touch attitude. Additionally, people prefer are quite not comfortable with digital view of products or are accustomed to be an online-pro; persuading people to follow the inspect-bargain-purchase behaviour. Max clothing, Reliance Digital, Saravana Superstores are a few which undoubtedly remain forever.
To me, both Online and retail stores have a plenty of products and services on the go. Back in days, there is evidence that the economy was not overall digital and so people hardly ever tried purchasing online. Furthermore, the marketing and advertising have the upper hand in present days, captivating more customers into online platforms in the name of promotions, discounts and festive sales.
To conclude, I believe that as long the people remain to follow feel-and-touch and inspect-bargain-purchase behaviour, the physical shops will never close. This also means that the physical and online shopping go hand in hand.
Online
shopping
is this digital era is omnipresent and popularity is ever-increasing. Whilst there are innumerable positives,
some
are of the view that it will lead to the shutdown of the shutdown of the retail stores in every nook and cranny of the world. In my opinion, I
staunchly
disagree with the statement that there will be no room for physical stores with the growth of digital shopping.
At the onset, it is undeniable that
shopping
online
gives a hassle-free experience at the touch of the button. The buyers benefit
greatly
from the myriad of varieties presented, able to
make
comparisons on the brand, enjoy doorstep delivery and huge
online
promotional discounts. This trend
therefore
leads to skyrocket sales and in turn bring attracts more
customers
base turning them as digital buyers which once never dreamt of
online
purchasing.
For example
, Amazon is the most preferred one-
stop
solution globally, which
eases
the
shopping
experience making both ends
meet
for both the have's and have-not's in the present economy.
On the flip side, the retail shops are not far away in making their royalty
customers
happy.
This is due to the fact that
Superstores, Supermarkets and Multiplex malls
as well
as local shops have as much abundance
with regards to
clothing, food and groceries, electrical and electronics appliances and
so
on. What more to say is the
customer
footfall driven by the effect of the feel and touch attitude.
Additionally
,
people
prefer are quite not comfortable with digital view of products or are
accustomed to be
an online-pro; persuading
people
to follow the inspect-bargain-
purchase
behaviour
. Max clothing, Reliance Digital,
Saravana
Superstores are a few which
undoubtedly
remain forever.
To me, both
Online
and retail stores have a
plenty
of products and services on the go. Back in days, there is evidence that the economy was not
overall
digital and
so
people
hardly ever tried purchasing
online
.
Furthermore
, the marketing and advertising have the upper hand in present days, captivating more
customers
into
online
platforms in the name of promotions, discounts and festive sales.
To conclude
, I believe that as long the
people
remain to follow feel-and-touch and inspect-bargain-
purchase
behaviour
, the physical shops will never close. This
also
means that the physical and
online
shopping
go hand in hand.