CASE STUDY: VIRTUAL ASR PROGRAM

FROM IN-PERSON TO ONLINE, A LEADING HOME APPLIANCE BRAND TAPS INTO SALES SUCCESS WITH BDS

Using an innovative combination of brand advocacy and virtual selling
solutions, a leading home appliance brand steams ahead with BDS to
achieve awareness, mindshare, and sales in a competitive coffee maker
and espresso machine market.

A Shot of Brand Advocacy Amps Up Awareness

To increase mindshare and market share for our client nationwide, BDS implemented a full-time Market Development program utilizing an optimized coverage approach. From negotiating better shelf placement and replacing missing/broken demo machine parts, to hosting interactive in-store and local out-of-store events, providing hands-on training for store associates, and conducting live product demos for customers, the team consistently exceeded their KPIs and delivered the results that our client desired.

Innovating For The New Customer Journey

Over time, the program evolved from championing the brand solely in stores, to supporting the entire customer journey with a focus on our client’s online presence. By leveraging BDS’ Tap-a-Tech™ Virtual Sales Solution and BrightShops™ Virtual Showrooming, we expanded our client’s reach beyond their retail doors.

Highly trained and camera-friendly, barista-like sales representatives staffed
each location. BDS used Tap-a-Tech, a digital platform to conduct 1-way video chat via a ‘shop-live’ widget embedded on our client’s website, enabling the team to provide instant product demos, answer product questions, provide further education, overcome objections, and assist purchases. The success of these tactics led to higher sales conversion online and an extension of the program.

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