Good garden chairs can make entertaining and relaxation much easier and safer than ever before, be it while reading a book by the fire or sitting around for drinks with your friends. Buying chairs that can be used outdoors isn’t the only thing you can get wrong, but also having some thought goes a long way.
La Redoute
La Redoute started life as a factory for spinning wool in France 186 years ago, and has since evolved into one of the most prominent online shops for home and fashion. Their online store has their own and popular brands’ products.
La Redoute uses AppsFlyer for their full attribution and marketing analytics system, full attribution and marketing analytics software to track performance across multiple partners from one single dashboard — so they can provide a personalized customer experience and conversions.
Through a integration of La Redoute account with eDesk, La Redoute will manage all customer support on the same platform and make the entire work process of their team simpler, improving customer satisfaction. They can service customers faster and better – that in turn drives customer satisfaction – reducing the number of tickets and improving the support experience for all of their customers.
John Lewis
There is something about a beautiful garden chair that will make all the difference to your patio or conservatory, either from a decorative standpoint or a functional one. From durable chairs to withstand the harsh climates, to chic pieces that inject elegance and sophistication into any space – you won’t always have an easy time choosing just the right chair, though – if you don’t get it right, it will either become an expensive item in the long run or a good place to hide your spare car keys.
John Lewis also gives a lot of delivery and return choices so that their customers can feel secure while buying the item. They provide click-and-collect service in more than 500 Co-op stores; its site is clearly laid out with simple navigation that lets the user monitor order status live updates or the number of views on an item he is buying, driving more Add-to-Cart sales.
Dunelm
One of the UK’s leading home textile suppliers, Dunelm supplies curtains, blinds, blinds, rugs, carpets and furniture as well as kitchenware and diningware. Created 30 years ago by Bill and Jean Adderley’s family business and run by them still; Customer Service is at the heart of it.
Home Comforts, the business’s internal communications, wellbeing and recognition initiative, is also extremely popular. Workers use it to collaborate, celebrate wins, foster collegiality and exchange eCards as appreciation for other team members – fostering an open culture that has seen adoption of pandemic eCard programmes rise 600% since pandemic started! Public conversations have exploded since pandemic began.
Argos
Argos is one of the largest general merchandise shops in the UK, and stocks over 60,000 items both online and in-store. Their technology-centric company offers their customers world-class online, mobile and in-store experience backed by robust supply chain and logistics operations.
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