[Free Report Published] Are you displaying 'Inventory' on Google? What apparel shops should do right now to avoid missing store visit opportunities
Canly Inc. has released a free report for the apparel industry highlighting the importance of displaying inventory on Google Maps. Based on consumer research, showing online inventory prevents lost store visit opportunities.
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**Canly Inc. (Location: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Co-CEOs: Mamoru Tatsumi, Yutaro Akiyama), which develops and provides the bulk management service for Google Business Profile™, website, and SNS, 'Canly Store Attraction', announces the free publication of a report titled 'Are you displaying "Inventory" on Google? What apparel shops should do right now to avoid missing store visit opportunities' tailored for the apparel industry.**
Click here to request the free report
We believe many professionals in charge of attracting customers to apparel stores are putting effort into disseminating information on SNS and expanding their e-commerce sites.
However, is the 'information they truly want' reaching the customers who are heading to physical stores?
Recently, we conducted a consumer survey of 800 people and found that when choosing a physical store, customers place a high value on 'the desired product being in stock,' second only to ease of access.
Therefore, even if they are interested in a product, if they cannot check the inventory information online, your store might be removed from their options before they even visit.
To prevent such invisible opportunity losses, what is currently attracting attention is the 'Local Inventory' feature, which can display the store's inventory status on Google Maps.
Click here to request the free report
We believe many professionals in charge of attracting customers to apparel stores are putting effort into disseminating information on SNS and expanding their e-commerce sites.
However, is the 'information they truly want' reaching the customers who are heading to physical stores?
Recently, we conducted a consumer survey of 800 people and found that when choosing a physical store, customers place a high value on 'the desired product being in stock,' second only to ease of access.
Therefore, even if they are interested in a product, if they cannot check the inventory information online, your store might be removed from their options before they even visit.
To prevent such invisible opportunity losses, what is currently attracting attention is the 'Local Inventory' feature, which can display the store's inventory status on Google Maps.