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Posted by: Diaz Nesamoney 2020-04-10 05:23:44

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The sky starts to dump the first snow of the year, and you make a mental note to order some sturdier winter boots. Later that day, you're comparing two boot brands on your laptop and get distracted -- no more online shopping at work. When you get home, you grab your tablet to continue browsing boots. Maybe you can find a recommendation on Twitter? Eventually you power down your tablet with a yawn. Days later, one snowfall and a pair of squishy dress shoes later, you're reminded that you need to make a boot purchase, so you jump on your phone.

Posted by: RomanBerezhnoi 2020-04-10 05:29:18 In reply to: Diaz Nesamoney

Our web agency have been providing ecommerce development services since 2013. So, let me make few comments. It isn't one of real scenarios. First, you need to separate passive search and active search. For example, the man forgot about boots. But, he saw ad when he opened Facebook. Ad offer boots and discounts. It is 70-80% that he will buy these boots. Unfortunately, in reality, we face more complex scenario than we can image.