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That's an interesting question as well. The bar of entry for brick-and-mortar stores is a lot higher and they won't stock your product if you don't get them a c
by belval 5y ago
That's an interesting question as well. The bar of entry for brick-and-mortar stores is a lot higher and they won't stock your product if you don't get them a competitive price so I don't think it is much better.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoI don’t even think the stats are accurate. What does order online and pick up in store count as? Online or brick and mortar? Either way, I only see Amazon’s initial lead waning. They’re already not serious about curating their selection, and nothing really differentiated them from Walmart or Target or Home Depot. If anything, all the other retail companies have an advantage in that you can pick up in store and order online.