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Are we destined for a new era of “business innovation”?
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Due to the size of IKEA stores they are often situated on city outskirts, far from regular restaurants. It took time for their customers to get there and to complete their shop. Ingvar Kamprad, held the theory that “it is difficult to do business with hungry customers, but if they are sufficiently fed, they are far more likely to shop for longer – and as a result buy more.”
Reading between the lines IKEA is looking at innovative ways to improve their customer experience. Nurturing buyers along the buyer journey from initial awareness to final purchase.
As products and services begin to digitalise and move online, brick and mortar businesses will need to adapt to continue to attract customers. John Lewis is leading the way in this
We have already seen businesses embrace technology to maximise revenue. We’ve just started to accept it as the norm.
The list goes on…
If you are slow to innovate your business and improve your customer experience you are likely to get left behind. Introducing your own range of meatballs isn’t the answer, but the IKEA mind set is hopefully food for thought (pun intended). If you need some help we are here to help.
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