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 Tom |
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 timfoley |
Well Tom, I must say that we are normally quite strict on the use of our website as a tool for promotion but your product is an example of putting the internet to best use and is consistent with our own ambitions to acheive similar so I am allowing it to remain. I for one think it’s a fantastic opportunity for a retailer to broaden his horizons and enlarge his/her catchment area to attract more clients. You mention marketing showrooms online Tom but I’d go a step further and say it has the potential to sell products directly if the tour included such things as a mission statement type interview with the retailer perhaps, a look at the cabinet interiors, a staff member displaying how accesories, i.e. pull out larders, magic corners, appliances etc, operate. limitless Tom but it’s just another case of technology put to best use for the benefit of the consumer and I’m a fan already. It would be interesting to hear the views of other visitors on this and to determine whether they would be more likely to purchase a kitchen over the internet after completing a virtual tour. All we need now is the “Virtual Feel Tours” and we will finally silence certain dinosaurs in the kitchen industry who consider the web to be of no benefit to their business ambitions. What are the chances of this Tom? Tim Foley |
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