Apple Stores to focus on the customer than ever to try Apple Watch

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In preparation for the big "Spring Forward" media event on Monday, March 9 has quite been the focus on the clock.

In fact, thanks to a pair of published reports based on sources that have tested next Apple laptop, the watch will not only have a battery that is apparently not absolutely terrible, but also manage notifications pretty well, too. Now, according to a note of the reports, which was obtained by 9to5Mac, Apple still tweaking their launch plans for the clock to the extent it relates to sales in Apple stores worldwide, apparently with the goal of making it more about the customer than ever.

According to the note, which was developed after the experience some Apple Store employees had while displaying the clock during Fashion Week in Paris, Apple wants Apple Store employees to focus on the customer, meet activities and features, to learn about their lives essentially while in the store, to better position the watch as a device that not only will want, but need.


"Helping clients buy a watch means you have to understand more. What you need to know about your life, your activities, and [needs] ... Be prepared to ask permission to interact closely with people."

The most likely questions that focus on the daily activities of a person looking to pick up a watch Apple. For example, someone who does some fitness routines and want those features, but is not actively outdoors or exercising all the time, may not want to go with sport watch, but instead of opting for the watch instead.

There is no doubt that Apple is working hard to ensure that the Apple Store is the place to not only see the clock, but also get sold the laptop, too. Recently, the sales pitch that employees at the Apple store in the reports focus not only shed light on information that employees are supposed to learn about the client, but also work on the sale of the perfect accessories - such as specific bands for the clock.to sell the watch

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