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This document proposes opening a "private shopping club" that sells goods at insanely low prices only through a QR code app. The shop would display products on screens and not shelves, and ship items directly to buyers' addresses. While some similar models have been tried, the document argues they were too short-term and didn't focus on special offers. Private shopping clubs have become very popular and profitable online by offering limited deals on out-of-season items, showing there is demand for such deals. The document outlines setting up a prominent physical shop location to drive traffic to an accompanying app and online store for even more product options.
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Qr deals
- 1. QR Deals How I’d go about it!
- 2. The Idea is Simple Open a Shop like a “Private Shopping Club!” Offer many different goods Price them insanely low Display them on screens only Sell them via a QR App Send them to the buyers address
- 3. Yet still very untested Seems to work very well in Korea Tesco No data available for the trials of Argos / John Lewis No data available for HMV No data available for eBay pop-up shop
- 4. In all previous examples Time frame too short Data is not publicly available None of them were selling “special offers” All of them mere extensions to their current offerings at same pricing Even if data “were” available, it would only show people’s “tendency” to use technology, no more.
- 5. The waters are not so untested after all Private Shopping has been a craze in online shopping in the last 3 - 4 years Budget strains are forcing people for deals more and more
- 6. Lets look at private shopping Always Always time time ..and always limited limited limited on sizes, colours, quantity etc. Basically they are all dumping grounds Always Always for out-of-season known known and unsold stock. brands brands But it does the trick.
- 7. Private Shopping They have all become multi million (and some of them billion) corporations. It’s Flash Sale. (end of this document contains a few links)
- 8. The Idea is to...
- 9. ...take this
- 10. ...into this and leave everything intact!
- 11. This is what it looks like lets go bit by bit.
- 12. Shop Prominent position & 24/7 Heavy traffic is a must Screens only One or two “geniuses” Security No doors, open gallery
- 13. Shop Free Wi-Fi Loan Handsets & tablets Is based on app Well lit & inviting
- 14. Online The Extension of the shop More choices One user account for all