Hyper-localizing e-Commerce Strategy: An Emerging Market Perspective

  • Singh N
  • Keating B
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Abstract

With the rise of global competition, multinationals are facing a decline in sales outside of their home regions as startups chip away at their dominance. One method of countering this trending decline is to embrace a hyper-localization e-commerce strategy, wherein unique locale-specific consumer segments are identified and then targeted to meet hyper-local needs and consumer demands. This piece identifies how organizations are developing hyper-localized strategies and leveraging local resources to deliver their product, services, and communications to the targeted emerging economies.

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Singh, N., & Keating, B. M. (2018). Hyper-localizing e-Commerce Strategy: An Emerging Market Perspective (pp. 89–94). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-75013-2_8

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