Marketing Srategy Adjustment: wrt Immensity of Product Quantity
Posted by ETIS on Monday, January 20, 2025
It used to be carefully selected products out of the bigger gamut made for worthwhile 'original web content', and old fashioned broker, salesman standards.
Today, in the arena of global online purchasing, thousands of products can pop up a second for certain search words. for example, Amazon has over 10,000 products that show up for activity trackers (January 2025).
In some product areas, it bluntly makes no sense to attempt to review 10,000 products before marketing the choice 1 or 2 to your customers, especially if you are marketing hundreds of other products that are all subject to the same scenario. To bolster, just how many shirts are out there with a go-green message on them that can be purchased/sold online?, thousands, millions, a new several hundred everday?
With admitting times have changed, we still will market products with the one-a-time approach if they deserve it, or there is a felt compelling rationale to do so, such as a new invention solution in times of catastrophe.
In the main going forward, most of our shopping webpages will likely contain links to a broader selection of products that will have ongoing updates; inserting then deleting storefront links to stay up-to-date, are retail routines that are pretty much bygone.
Published 1/19/2025 EST
Today, in the arena of global online purchasing, thousands of products can pop up a second for certain search words. for example, Amazon has over 10,000 products that show up for activity trackers (January 2025).
In some product areas, it bluntly makes no sense to attempt to review 10,000 products before marketing the choice 1 or 2 to your customers, especially if you are marketing hundreds of other products that are all subject to the same scenario. To bolster, just how many shirts are out there with a go-green message on them that can be purchased/sold online?, thousands, millions, a new several hundred everday?
With admitting times have changed, we still will market products with the one-a-time approach if they deserve it, or there is a felt compelling rationale to do so, such as a new invention solution in times of catastrophe.
In the main going forward, most of our shopping webpages will likely contain links to a broader selection of products that will have ongoing updates; inserting then deleting storefront links to stay up-to-date, are retail routines that are pretty much bygone.
Published 1/19/2025 EST
