
Consumers are probably the pickiest group of people aside from a child who doesn't want to eat their vegetables. Therefore, retail companies must focus on how to make their customers feel satisfy during and after their decision-making process.
Forever 21's target market are women from ages 18-34, and it's a difficult task to keep up with their taste. Most women shop for more wants than for more needs, which is why they're considered to be shopaholics. Shopping online is the easiest way to buy products, and while surfing Forever 21's website, consumers tend to look over reviews prior to purchasing products. Customers want to know if the product they love is worth buying. Nobody likes reading bad reviews, however they must look at the alternatives; What other product can I buy that is similar to the one I wanted?
Walking into the store, customers will usually be in groups (family/friends) because they help each other make decisions on what to buy. The opinion of family/friends helps customers feel content in what they choose to buy. Another way of communicating in a store is a face-to-face conversation with a salesperson. Customers immediately depend on a salesperson because they know more about the products in the store and what is more likely recommended for their taste.

"In most stores, there aren’t women’s or men’s fitting rooms, the fitting
rooms are for both men and women. If someone’s transgender, yeah that’s
totally fine, yeah it’s totally… there’s no preference. If someone
wants to try on clothes you can try them on. There’s no discrimination
against anybody.”
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