Adapting Your Business: Why You Need To Offer A Curbside Option

The way that people are shopping has changed. Thanks to the boom in online shopping, apps and now the COVID-19 pandemic pushing us towards contactless collections and deliveries you need to adapt your business if you want to retain your existing customer base and expand into new markets.

If you have a bricks-and-mortar store, you may be struggling to adapt to this “new normal” but there are some simple changes you can make to your current business operations in order to get your goods out to the people who want them and one of the things that you can look into offering is a curbside program.

A curbside program allows you to deliver your good direct to your customers, or arrange a click-and-collect service so that your customers can come to you at a convenient time.

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There are quite a few things you need to consider before setting up this service and Mobiquity have researched with over 400 consumers to find out what they like and, maybe more importantly, don’t like about current curbside services.

You can view the “Why You Need A Curbside Program” full infographic on the Mobiquity website or click on the preview below.

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