in-store shopping
Physical retail experience
In-store shopping is the act of purchasing goods at a physical retail location rather than online.
The term emerged as e-commerce grew and retailers needed to distinguish between digital and brick-and-mortar transactions: In-store shopping offers the advantage of seeing products before you buy.
The phrase often appears in discussions of consumer behavior and retail strategy.
- mallEnclosed shopping center
- brick and mortarBusiness with premises
- checkoutPayment completion process
- self checkoutCustomerless payment kiosk
- browseSurvey without intent
aisles · cart · fitting room · cashier · receipt · shelves · retail · bargain · try on · register · bags · crowds · foot traffic · parking lot · price tag · price check · display · merchandise
- shoppingbuying, purchases, sale, cart, mall
- Shopping Factorsbrand loyalty, price sensitivity, convenience, value, free shipping
- spendingspending, purchases, expenses, bills, groceries
- commercetrade, banking, merchant, imports, sales
- spending habitsspending habits, frugality, overspending, impulse buying, reckless spending