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Once upon a time, in the vast realm of online commerce, there lived a humble checkout button overlooked by many. Yet, within its humble click lay the power to transform a mere visitor into a loyal customer. 🧐 💡
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Secrets of a Successful Sale: Optimizing Your Checkout Process
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Augmented Reality for retail: known limitations and successful use cases with $$$
- 1. AR for retail: known limitations and successful use cases with $$$
- 2. Founded in 2010 Augmented Reality solutions for retail (furniture, home appliance), event marketing and real estate.
- 3. Last year “No” 7-8 times and offered other solutions WITHOUT Augmented Reality
- 4. I can prove this :=)
- 5. Limitations 5 most common limitations (from our experience)
- 6. Kids 2-4 years old as a target audience Reason: iPad/Android tablets are too heavy for kids (unable to hold a device for a long time)!!! Limitation
- 7. Limitation Seniors as a target audience Reason: problems with vision do not allow them to see small objects in AR.
- 8. Limitation Customers SHOULD print markers by themselves Reason: 80% of customers forget about apps that require printed markers.
- 9. Limitation Difficult lighting conditions, glare Reason: problems with lighting conditions (shadows, sun light) / a marker was printed on glossy paper
- 10. Limitation Products are too complex (i.e. a chair vs a car) Reason: very difficult to implement natural user interface for complex products in AR.
- 11. How Augmented Reality could increase ROI in retail?
- 12. High ROI = additional value for a customer (solve some issues)
- 13. High ROI = “Click to action” NOT “JUST WOW and nothing”
- 14. Successful cases
- 15. Furniture sales tools Solve real problems: 1. Lack of customers imagination
- 16. Furniture sales tools Solve real problems: 2. Decrease expenses on returns for furniture companies
- 17. Furniture sales tools Easy to use
- 18. Furniture sales tools Click to action
- 19. AR Retail games Simple games that are easy to play
- 20. AR Retail games Motivation to play – discounts, rewards, real prizes – not just “WOW”
- 21. AR Retail games No need to print any markers
- 22. Summary To achieve high ROI in retail AR solutions should: solve some real issues (or reward customers :=)) have very simple user interface have “click to action” feature to generate leads