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Showrooming is the practice of examining products in a brick-and-mortar retail store before buying them online, usually at a lower price. This consumer behavior leverages the physical availability of products to aid in online purchasing decisions. It is facilitated by the use of smartphones and other devices, and stands in contrast to “webrooming,” where customers research products online before purchasing them in a physical store.
Showrooming is supposed to be a culture or practice for examining the pattern of old traditional brick-and-mortar retail shops and buying the available goods online at a cheaper cost. Usually, showrooming culture provides a platform for all consumers to check out, touch, see and feel the quality of available products in the market before investing their hard-earned amount. This pattern is followed for pricing available products in the market. Webrooming is just a reciprocal of showrooming, where consumers, before buying any product through traditional retail shops, refer to do research regarding the product online. With the rapid advancement in technology in terms of electronic gadgets like smartphones and other devices, showrooming has widely become repeated. Online shop retailers, including consumers, are getting more from showrooming due to the competitive price tag being offered, likewise the traditional retailers. Showrooming supports purchasing online while webrooming supports purchasing in a physical store.
Brick and Mortar
Refers to an organization or any business having its physical presence within any building or in another form of structure. This term is in practice to denote any establishment that holds or leases out different retail shops, provides a factory manufacturing structure, or allows warehouses to perform business operations. Usually, such companies experience a face-to-face consumer experience in selling out of their products in the market.
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