The Product Promotion and Consumer Retention Gap in Online Shopping
Senthur Balan S, Sowmyan Jegatheesan, Sakthi Ganesh M

TL;DR
This paper examines the gaps in product promotion and customer retention in online shopping, highlighting areas for improvement and proposing strategies to enhance market share and customer engagement.
Contribution
It identifies key shortcomings in current online marketing practices and suggests new strategies to bridge the promotion and retention gaps.
Findings
Online shopping faces significant promotion and retention gaps.
Effective strategies can improve customer engagement and market share.
Identifies specific areas where online marketing needs enhancement.
Abstract
As the number of online shopping websites increases day by day, so are the online advertisement strategies and promotional techniques. The number of people who uses internet keeps on increasing daily and it has become a vast marketplace to promote products, surely it will be a prime reason to drive any companies growth in the future.This paper primarily focuses on the areas on which online shopping lags product promotion and customer retention. Sellers must concentrate on the areas in which online marketing lags product promotion techniques; also they should introduce new strategies to increase their market share to gain customers attention towards their products.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDigital Marketing and Social Media · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour · Consumer Retail Behavior Studies
