Table 3

Physical, digital and phygital strategies used to create memorable shopping experiences

In-store strategies using technology to meet customers' expectationsClassification of the strategies
Physical strategiesDigital strategiesPhygital strategies
In-store technology-driven sales strategy
  • Giving customers the possibility to order in-store and receive the order in-store or at home

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  • Reproducing the advertising campaign via a projector at the entrance to the store with videos related to the product being launched

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Customer relationships development strategy
  • Organising events (e.g. to promote a new product) to virtually relate customers with the (product) creator/designer or the celebrity

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Smart store creation strategy
  • Equipping stores with digital devices or favouring the use of personal smartphone in-store for product information, purchases and payments

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  • Technologically equipping stores to enable customers to order a product that is not present in-store through their smartphone or in-store digital devices

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  • Equipping stores with the “scan-and-go” in place of the “stop-and-go” process to enable customers to save time in the checkout line

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  • Equipping sales staff with digital devices to develop relationships with in- and out-store customers (e.g. WhatsApp Business; app)

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  • Offering hyper-personalised advice and tailor-made services using technology

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In-store experiential immersion strategy
  • Designing stores where customers are immersed in unusual and exceptional settings to experience real game sensations

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  • Providing customers with a new community-based brand experience by accessing experiences, content, and services (e.g. personalised discounts) that are guided digitally throughout the store

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  • Designing stores to stimulate in customers discovery and learning behaviour as well as immersive experiences

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Source(s): Table by authors

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