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Selling without a shopfront: the models, what changes about the four Ps, and what still has to be shipped.
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Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.
The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
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Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
A restaurant supply website sells cases of napkins to independent diners (small restaurants) that use them in daily operations. Which e-commerce model is this?
A clothing brand sells hoodies from its website directly to teenagers and parents for home delivery. Which e-commerce model is this?
On an online marketplace, Maya sells her used video game console to Jordan, who is buying it for personal use. Which model fits the sale?
A wholesale bakery lets coffee shops order muffins through a password-protected website each morning. What e-commerce model is this?
An artist sells prints from her online store to individual fans who decorate their bedrooms with them. Which model is this?
Luis lists his old bike on a resale app, and another local resident buys it for weekend rides. Which e-commerce model is this?
A candle company stops renting a mall kiosk and sells only through its own website. Which P of the marketing mix changed most directly?
An online-only backpack seller no longer pays rent for a downtown shop, so it passes the savings on and each backpack now costs shoppers $10 less. Which P changed in this decision?
A pet supply store adds a subscription box to its website with toys and treats shipped every month. Which P changed most directly?
A T-shirt shop starts using paid search ads and social media videos to bring shoppers to its online store. Which P is the focus?
A local florist keeps the same bouquets and prices but begins taking orders through a website for delivery. Which P changed most directly?
An online game store needs a service that authorizes customer cards and sends the approved money to the seller's bank. What part of the online sale is this?
A skincare brand's website shows product pages, a shopping cart, and checkout before any warehouse work begins. What part of the online sale is this?
After checkout, warehouse workers put the ordered socks in a mailer and attach the carrier label. Which part of the online sale are they handling?
A customer sends back shoes that do not fit, and the online retailer inspects them before issuing a refund. What part of the sale is this?
An online seller stores customers' names, addresses, and order histories in its database. Which document explains how that data will be used and protected?
A soap maker sells only at her shop in one town, but visitors from other states keep asking how to reorder. What is the strongest argument for adding an online store?
A startup has limited cash and must choose between signing a five-year retail lease or opening an e-commerce website first. Which business argument favors the website?
A bicycle shop sells high-priced bikes that many customers want to test ride and ask about before buying. Which argument favors a physical location?
A boutique sells dresses online but keeps running out of popular sizes before reorders arrive. What online-business challenge does this show?
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