Other department stores looking to reach out to buyers can't access these type of big-spending consumers the same way. Ryan states, "A Sak's or Macy's can't do this because they do not have a membership-only model. The only people who can do this area are flash sales types and Facebook."
But Gilt's data is more valuable than Facebook's for this particular breed of advertisers, because Gilt.com doesn't have to guess what people's spending habits are. Once you are a member, Gilt can gather precise information due to a member first and last name, age, home address and what type of things they purchase. Every time a customer makes a purchase on the website, the company stores this information and will adjust how they market and advertise to that individual. For example, if I start to buy more ties and suits, they will advertise an email newsletters to my liking.
Below is a short 3 minute video the company created to show its Public Relations.
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