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Bad for the store you mean? Because the customer doesn’t convert (buy) something if it says “hurry only 1 left in stock” because everyone knows that store inven
by lukevp 3y ago
Bad for the store you mean? Because the customer doesn’t convert (buy) something if it says “hurry only 1 left in stock” because everyone knows that store inventory is inaccurate and they ultimately don’t have 1 in stock, they have 0 in stock?
- thaumasiotes 3y agoThe way I interpret the comment, it says this: A. [explicit claim; humorous] Analytics confirm that, if you show people whether products are in stock locally, they won't buy those products on your website. B. [by implication] This is bad, because it "lowers" your sales. So you can't display this information. C. [by implication] The retailers are making a mistake - the reason people don't buy products on the website when availability information is displayed is that they go to the store and buy the product there. D. [summing up] If you measure something you don't care about, you will end up doing things that make you look like an idiot.
- ruined 3y agoclose enough
- underlipton 3y agoThat's not a good explanation. Either GGP was being sarcastic or is corpo-brained. GP was confused because, unfortunately, both are equally likely these days.