Ecommerce continues to grow in our country hand in hand with mobile shopping. In today's world, where we are connected day and night, shopping through our smartphones is a fast, convenient and agile option. Hence, an app becomes a strategic and potentially important sales channel. But how do you integrate an app into an omnichannel strategy and optimize its potential to improve the user experience? Join us to see it in detail.
Omni-channel is a sales and marketing strategy that integrates all of a company's communication channels and touch points with its customers. This allows users a seamless and consistent shopping experience, regardless of whether they interact with the brand online, in a physical store, through your mobile app, or via social media.
Although omnichannel and multichannel are often confused and used interchangeably, they are not the same. Multichannel implies a presence in several sales and communication channels, but these channels operate independently. Omnichannel, on the other hand, integrates all these channels to offer a cohesive experience.
For example, in an omnichannel strategy, a customer can start a purchase on their cell phone and finish it in a physical store with no interruptions or differences in the experience. In contrast, in a multichannel strategy, the firm will configure each shopping experience depending on the channel.
A customer searches on Google for a coat and finds the ideal product on a brand's website. To make sure that the coat is faux fur, he uses the store chat to ask. After receiving the information, she finalizes the purchase from her mobile, choosing to pick up the order in the physical store. Then, she interacts with the brand through different channels, such as email or social networks, to resolve doubts or share her experience.
This example illustrates how different channels integrate to deliver a seamless and connected shopping experience .
The cell phone has become the great giant of Internet traffic. This is demonstrated by the data, which indicate that in Spain, the mobile occupies 85% of total traffic, far outstripping the computer, which lags behind with 15% of the same.
As a result, both mobile websites and mobile apps, the two main channels of m-commerce, are becoming increasingly important for businesses, which are looking not only to increase their sales, but also to improve conversion, retention and recurrence. These figures, on the other hand, are the main advantages of having an app.
Benefits of having an app integrated into your strategy:
To get the best possible performance from an app, it is vital to integrate it with the rest of your business channels: physical store, ecommerce, social media and more. Omni-channel is focused on providing a seamless and frictionless shopping experience, allowing customers to interact with the brand through different touch points in a coherent and connected way.
For example, a user can start their purchase in your mobile app and decide to pick up their order in the physical store, or even receive support through the app's integrated chat. This unified approach not only improves the customer experience, but also increases conversion rates and loyalty.
In short, implementing an app within your omnichannel strategy will not only allow you to open a new sales channel, but also improve the connection with your customers and offer them a smoother experience. With Reskyt's platform, get an app that integrates seamlessly with your ecommerce and other channels, thus optimizing the loyalty and conversion of your users.
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