How the consumer journey has changed over the last year
we extended our findings with the insights and recommendations of various marketing experts.
After (or during) a very long and disruptive episode, it’s appropriate to ask: How can businesses thrive in this new world?
Why, despite the pandemic, local marketing performance has improved
What other marketing specialists did and what they recommend
It’s highly recommendable for retailers to further connect online and offline sales. It’s utterly important that you try to make an online shop your second pillar – or at least use those possibilities that help you keep your customers up to date and close to you even when your stores aren’t open.
Lydia Oertel
Online Marketing Manager | Thalia
Your online presence is your only presence that your customers can count on; make sure they have the best experience by going through the online profile.
Barry Yim
Senior Product Manager | Moz
As marketers today, we can’t think of online and offline as separate categories anymore. As soon as we make it all about the customer, we realise that their journey has at last become totally hybrid – and we mustn’t neglect this. Businesses need to respond by making their services more convenient, ubiquitously visible and customer focused.
Philipp Wolf
Senior Content Marketing Manager | Uberall
About Philipp Wolf:
Philipp is researcher and content specialist at Uberall. For this report, he analysed almost 80k business locations as well as the responses of 4k consumers to a recent survey. All of this to find out how the pandemic affected local businesses and what it will tell us about the future.
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we extended our findings with the insights and recommendations of various marketing experts.
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