Cartmap: Local Product Search

Name: Cartmap: Local Product Search Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-05-03T17:16:01Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Promote products at your physical stores to local shoppers

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Promote products at your physical stores to local shoppers

Real-time inventory

Local promotion

Foot traffic

About Cartmap: Local Product Search

Launched May 01, 2024

Built by Shopify

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Kanpur, UP, IN

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Introduction Video

Description

Connect your brick-and-mortar store to Cartmap to help turn online local searches into store visits

Cartmap is a retail search engine that informs customers about product availability in nearby stores. Many people want to search online and buy in person, but it's not always easy to know which store has exactly what they want. We sync with your inventory in real-time and promote your store to local shoppers who are searching for in-stock items. Get more sales by driving foot traffic to your stores.

Sync your inventory with our search engine in just a few clicks
Promote your products to shoppers who are searching nearby
Turn online search into foot traffic at your stores

Pros

Real-time inventory synchronization: Ensures that the information presented to shoppers is up-to-date
Increased foot traffic: Promotes physical stores to local shoppers, leading to potentially higher sales
Easy setup: Inventory can be synced with the app's search engine in just a few clicks
Customer convenience: Helps shoppers find in-stock items nearby, eliminating the frustration of visiting multiple stores

Cons

Limited to local reach: The app is beneficial primarily for local shoppers and may not help in online sales
Dependence on accurate inventory data: If the inventory information is not updated correctly, it could mislead customers
Technical integration: Requires initial setup for syncing inventory, which could be a barrier for some store owners with limited tech skills or resources
Shopper reliance on app: Customers need to be aware of and use the app for it to drive significant foot traffic