Comments on: Clicks And Mortar: Why In-Store Experience Matters http://thehighlow.com/2012/06/clicks-and-mortar-why-in-store-experience-matters/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=clicks-and-mortar-why-in-store-experience-matters Just another WordPress site Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:41:22 +0000 hourly 1 By: The High Low » How the In-Store Experience is About to Be Better Than Ever http://thehighlow.com/2012/06/clicks-and-mortar-why-in-store-experience-matters/#comment-1351 The High Low » How the In-Store Experience is About to Be Better Than Ever Mon, 09 Jul 2012 20:06:03 +0000 http://thehighlow.com/?p=14236#comment-1351 [...] online retailers rush to open actual stores, traditional shops have been adding technology and programming to make it more fun just to walk throu….  From technologically-capable dressing room mirrors to old school initiatives like trunk shows, [...]

]]> By: NM http://thehighlow.com/2012/06/clicks-and-mortar-why-in-store-experience-matters/#comment-1350 NM Fri, 29 Jun 2012 23:45:04 +0000 http://thehighlow.com/?p=14236#comment-1350 I agree–to an extent.
There really is nothing like store-shopping.
I love browsing, touching the items, socializing w/ the staff a bit.
However, from a business perspective and sheer numbers side of things, brick and mortar is cooked.
The internet will now be the new King.
I can set up a shop on the busiest street in NYC or Hong Kong and my sales will NEVER touch that of what traffic the likes of eBay or Amazon can bring. Never and no comparison.
Sad, yes-but not to worry the brick and mortar still has its place–just not in the lead role on the ledger.

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