Get MORE facetime with customers
Consumers want to experience products in their hand and also understand the services behind them. In store customer service experience makes the difference. What if you could message consumers in proximity to your store that you have customer advisers available?
Engage customers when footfall is low
Advertise when the location is busy but your
store footfall is low.
Build store and
brand visibility
Build brand awareness and customer intent by telling people your store location.
Tell customers you have staff available
Have staff ready to help and advise? Let customers nearby know.
Countdown to a
product launch
Create urgency with a countdown to a new product launch.
Nespresso
Nespresso used StoreBoost to drive customer visits to their Westfield London store with a product offer. The two week campaign used real-time occupancy data from the store to show current queue time to potential customers and encourage visits.
EE Samsung Galaxy
EE used StoreBoost to support the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy 22 mobile phone. The campaign used real-time footfall data from the store to activate the campaign when the store was not busy. The store saw a positive footfall uplift and outperformed the mall during the campaign period.
Situ-Live Maserati Grecale Launch
For the global launch event of the Maserati Grecale they used StoreBoost to drive customer interest on the day of the event. Advertising displaying a countdown to the start of the event played out across the mall generating a +28% increase in visitors.
Currys
Using real-time occupancy data from StoreBoost sensors, the campaign activated during quieter store periods when advisors were available to assist customers. This approach ensured a better shopping experience by reducing wait times and offering personalised support when staff were most accessible.
Three
Three launched a multi-mall campaign using StoreBoost to drive store visits. Real-time occupancy data activated the campaign only when footfall dropped 10% below average. A dynamic queue time graphic appeared on DOOH screens, showing when stores were quiet to encourage customers to drop in and speak with staff.