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In-store conversion rates are much higher than conversion rates for online shopping by an average magnitude of about thirty to one.
Michael Lingenfelter: Mobile Commerce Brings the Online Offline Michael Lingenfelter 2011
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In-store marketing gained appeal and sophistication amid the fragmentation of television and print audiences, and accelerated during the recession, when marketers believed cash-strapped shoppers made even more purchasing decisions when looking at the store shelf.
In-Store Sales Begin at Home Ellen Byron 2011
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- In-store technicians are asked to deal with emotional customers by using "simple reassurances" that they are listening, like, "Uh-huh" and "I understand."
Inside The Apple Store: The Rules That Govern The Retail Chain 2011
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In-store conversion rates are much higher than conversion rates for online shopping by an average magnitude of about thirty to one.
Michael Lingenfelter: Mobile Commerce Brings the Online Offline Michael Lingenfelter 2011
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In-store marketing—the practice of trying to influence consumers' buying decisions as they shop—traditionally consisted of flashy product displays, special promotions at the end of the aisle and attention-grabbing packaging on the shelf.
In-Store Sales Begin at Home Ellen Byron 2011
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- In-store technicians are asked to deal with emotional customers by using "simple reassurances" that they are listening, like, "Uh-huh" and "I understand."
Inside The Apple Store: The Rules That Govern The Retail Chain 2011
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In-store, that translates to wide entrances that help make otherwise intimidating boutiques such as Cartier and Dior more open and inviting to first-time luxury goods shoppers.
Spenders Splurge on Luxury in Europe Christina Passariello 2011
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- In-store technicians are asked to deal with emotional customers by using "simple reassurances" that they are listening, like, "Uh-huh" and "I understand."
Inside The Apple Store: The Rules That Govern The Retail Chain 2011
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In-store conversion rates are much higher than conversion rates for online shopping by an average magnitude of about thirty to one.
Michael Lingenfelter: Mobile Commerce Brings the Online Offline Michael Lingenfelter 2011
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Be active in professional organizations like the In-store Marketing Institute and eMarketing Association.
Chris Curtin: Channel Enablement: Manufacturers and Retailers Pursuing Common Ground Chris Curtin 2010
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