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A few weeks ago, I spent time with Yelp’s marketing team and their community manager Connie who oversees many of the community facing events. I learned that many local restaurants cater to Yelp Elite, and will likely provide them with quality service above and beyond, in fact, Yelp has launched a program for restaurants to offer a prix fixe menus for Yelp users. Expect to see Yelp’s mobile application advertise these special deals for Yelpers as they search for restaurants online using mobile devices. Empowered Customers Check Prices In Real Time –Impacting Buying Behavior Even if you don’t have a physical store, but offer a consumer good, consider RedLaser, which is a real-time bar code scanner that allows any phone to scan UPC codes and find them cheaper online. This means that retailers with higher priced products may miss out as consumers can quickly buy it from a competitive store down the street or find it online.
If this trend continues, manufactures Indonesia Telegram Number Data may shift their supply away from high-priced retailers to compensate for the change in demand. (Thanks Andrew Hyde for the tip) Innovative Market Dependent On Adoption Despite the innovation, location based marketing and advertising has its limitations as it’s dependent on: total number of consumers with mobile devices, adoption of mobile social networks, and their desire to find location-based offers. Key Takeaways For Local Businesses: Local businesses should approach these mobile social networks in a four part strategy –not simply reacting without a plan. Companies should approach this space by: Listening In For Free Research. Local businesses should immediatly montior their brands on mobile social networks like Yelp and FourSquare. Use this information as free research: find out the perception of customers opinions both good –and bad to learn about their market. Responding To Reviewers. Use negative information as a way to improve products and services and let your community know you’re listening to their feedback.
Although there are always two-sides to any complaint use these same tools to respond to customers in public, but be sure to abide by the terms of service. Rewarding Top Customers. Customers that frequently patron your store and tell others on these mobile social networks should be rewarded. Build both in person and online relationships with them so they’ll continue to advertise and market on your behalf. Free drinks anyone? Preparing for pricing impacts and positioning. With disruptive tools like RedLaser appearing, customers can quickly find pricing of products and find them at nearby retailers. Retailers like CVS, Walmart, Target, BestBuy, Safeway should take heed as consumers continue to become empowered through instant information. Companies will need to respond by: making product pricing more competitive, or offering other deals such as bundling, speed, time, or other value-based offerings. Update: Here’s some screenshots, I learned how to take screenshots with your iPhone by holding the main button and power button.
If this trend continues, manufactures Indonesia Telegram Number Data may shift their supply away from high-priced retailers to compensate for the change in demand. (Thanks Andrew Hyde for the tip) Innovative Market Dependent On Adoption Despite the innovation, location based marketing and advertising has its limitations as it’s dependent on: total number of consumers with mobile devices, adoption of mobile social networks, and their desire to find location-based offers. Key Takeaways For Local Businesses: Local businesses should approach these mobile social networks in a four part strategy –not simply reacting without a plan. Companies should approach this space by: Listening In For Free Research. Local businesses should immediatly montior their brands on mobile social networks like Yelp and FourSquare. Use this information as free research: find out the perception of customers opinions both good –and bad to learn about their market. Responding To Reviewers. Use negative information as a way to improve products and services and let your community know you’re listening to their feedback.
Although there are always two-sides to any complaint use these same tools to respond to customers in public, but be sure to abide by the terms of service. Rewarding Top Customers. Customers that frequently patron your store and tell others on these mobile social networks should be rewarded. Build both in person and online relationships with them so they’ll continue to advertise and market on your behalf. Free drinks anyone? Preparing for pricing impacts and positioning. With disruptive tools like RedLaser appearing, customers can quickly find pricing of products and find them at nearby retailers. Retailers like CVS, Walmart, Target, BestBuy, Safeway should take heed as consumers continue to become empowered through instant information. Companies will need to respond by: making product pricing more competitive, or offering other deals such as bundling, speed, time, or other value-based offerings. Update: Here’s some screenshots, I learned how to take screenshots with your iPhone by holding the main button and power button.
