Els Breugelmans , Lina Altenburg , Felix Lehmkuhle , Manfred Krafft , Lien Lamey , Anne L. Roggeveen
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The Future of Physical Stores: Creating Reasons for Customers to Visit
This research presents a novel, conceptual perspective on distinctive opportunities available to retailers with a physical location to create reasons for customers to visit the physical store. A multi-method approach is used, where we combine the study of more than 25,000 online announcements of new approaches implemented in physical stores with 12 interviews with retail experts from around the globe. The result is an integrative framework with five key benefits and 14 subdimensions which retailers can use to create reasons for customers to visit their physical store. The five benefits are discovery, convenience, customization, community, and shoppertainment. In discussing the framework, the authors provide rich examples which illustrate different ways retailers can establish these benefits. This research also details the value and challenges of collaborating with partners when implementing new approaches to leverage such benefits. The paper concludes with a discussion of external and internal contingency factors that can impact the decision (of when) to implement (which) new approaches and offers a list of questions for further research.
期刊介绍:
The focus of The Journal of Retailing is to advance knowledge and its practical application in the field of retailing. This includes various aspects such as retail management, evolution, and current theories. The journal covers both products and services in retail, supply chains and distribution channels that serve retailers, relationships between retailers and supply chain members, and direct marketing as well as emerging electronic markets for households. Articles published in the journal may take an economic or behavioral approach, but all are based on rigorous analysis and a deep understanding of relevant theories and existing literature. Empirical research follows the scientific method, employing modern sampling procedures and statistical analysis.