Report: Shoppers frequently visit Amazon Go
It’s official: customers are shopping regularly at Amazon’s cashier-less convenience store.
The online giant is tracking how regularly customers shop at its “grab and go” convenience store in Seattle — and data proves they keep coming back, according to Reuters.
Amazon VP Gianna Puerini said in an interview at the ShopTalk e-commerce conference in Las Vegas, that “the ones who work very close, like in the building up above, will come down even just to grab a drink because it’s so fast and easy.”
Despite featuring unmanned cash registers, Puerini said in the report that store associates spend the vast majority of their time restocking shelves — which was another feature that encourages customers to shop there.
Operating details about the two-month-old store, including shopping frequency, sales and other metrics, will likely influence Amazon’s decision to expand the concept elsewhere in the United States, Reuters reported.
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The online giant is tracking how regularly customers shop at its “grab and go” convenience store in Seattle — and data proves they keep coming back, according to Reuters.
Amazon VP Gianna Puerini said in an interview at the ShopTalk e-commerce conference in Las Vegas, that “the ones who work very close, like in the building up above, will come down even just to grab a drink because it’s so fast and easy.”
Despite featuring unmanned cash registers, Puerini said in the report that store associates spend the vast majority of their time restocking shelves — which was another feature that encourages customers to shop there.
Operating details about the two-month-old store, including shopping frequency, sales and other metrics, will likely influence Amazon’s decision to expand the concept elsewhere in the United States, Reuters reported.
To read more, click here.