The Top 10 Omni-Channel Retailers
Omnichannel strategy is not just for retailers, if you are a manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler you need to take charge of your omnichannel strategy.
As I explain in my latest video above, Omnichannel strategy is more than a strategy for retailers.
If you are a manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler you need to take a comprehensive view of your omnichannel strategy.
Through research, we have put together a list of who we view as the top omnichannel retailers of today.
- Walmart - Tremendous execution, integration, and speed in how they connect with merchandising, logistics, and vendors. All while, improving quickly through large investments and corporate commitment to connecting with customers.
- Apple - Exceptional strategies and merchandising of media via the web, along with incredible in-store experience.
- Starbucks - A beverage and food company that really gets that today we are all “tech” companies.
- Neiman Marcus - Internet sales channel represents 25% of revenue.
- Best Buy - The one-time poster child victim of show rooming, has fought back admirably with sound omnichannel strategies and tactics embracing today’s retail realities.
- Home Depot - Strong in both B2B and B2C markets.
- REI - A great mobile strategy built around a strong app and well integrated with their marketing and customer engagement campaigns.
- Nordstrom - Bringing their customer service ethic to omnichannel innovations in differentiating customer service strategies and tactics.
- Sephora - Uses real-time store inventory visibility through website to incentivize store visits, as well as online purchases.
- Walgreen’s - Taking their “convenience” ethos and applying it to omnichannel execution.
The common definition of omnichannel is: a retailer connects with consumers anyway, anytime, and anywhere the consumer desires.
In my latest video above I explain how this definition is woefully inadequate and that true omnichannel strategy and execution involves connecting customers, retailers, vendors, wholesalers, distributors, transportation, and delivery firms and other service providers.
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