This research explores consumer preferences regarding hybrid retail shopping in Haryana, India, with a specific focus on variations in consumer behavior, satisfaction levels, and the underlying factors contributing to the growth and improvement of hybrid retail models across diverse demographic groups. As e-commerce rapidly evolves and integrates with traditional retail, understanding these nuanced preferences has become essential for businesses striving to optimize their omnichannel strategies in a highly competitive retail landscape. Drawing insights from a survey of 390 respondents, the study highlights key determinants influencing consumer choices, such as convenience, ease of access to product information, personalized service, and the overall value derived from the shopping experience. The research further examines how demographic factors—including age, gender, income, and education—affect shopping channel preferences and satisfaction. The findings provide actionable guidance for retailers to effectively balance digital and physical touchpoints, ultimately enhancing customer engagement and loyalty in local markets through a well-aligned hybrid retail approach.
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Surender Singh
Rekha Gupta
NIILM University
Department of Commerce
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Singh et al. (Tue,) studied this question.
www.synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fefbc1c9540dea8117fc — DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18426120
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