Have you ever thought what it is like to be a Social-Seller? In the new age world where internet has not only deeply affected our day to day lives but has managed to become a part of it, selling products online via social selling is something that is more popular than ever. It gives you an advantage in various ways, to name a few you have a larger customer base, no need for a physical shop and with current demonetization in India it helps the aspiring sellers to offer various e-payment options.
Sellfash is a revolution when it comes to being a professional Social-Seller. It not only empowers the sellers and retailers but helps in maintaining a balance between what you need and what you don’t. It automates the supplier – reseller chain for social selling. So now you don’t have to go through incidents of lost database, that happens even on networks like WhatsApp.
You can showcase your products, manage payments, inventory and supplier-reseller groups with SellFash. It saves you from the hassle of numerous bank transfers and queries related to stock and price.
The App offers various features to help you manage your online shop in just a few taps on your Smartphone’s. As a user you can create your own dedicated web shop in a few minutes and sell your own products as well as the products you are reselling.
It has built-in options to create your shop and personalize it, by choosing a cover, a name and displaying the products you offer in a much cleaner, yet more appealing way.
The app also helps you in making online payment through Credit cards, Debit cards and Internet Banking making it easier for you to confirm orders in a much secure way.
It also hosts a Supplier – Reseller network to ease the pain of sending regular broadcasts to all your resellers and answering their queries.
It is also equipped with options to directly share your products to various social networks like Facebook and Whatsapp.
With these handy options the sellers get additional benefit like hassle free Stock Management, Supply regulation and Payment Distribution.
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Retention playbook for Insurance firms in the backdrop of financial crises
Belonging to one of the oldest industries in the world, Insurance companies have weathered multiple calamities over the years and have proven themselves to be resilient entities that can truly stand the test of time. Today, however, the industry faces some of its toughest trials yet. Technology has fundamentally changed what it means to be an insurer and the cumulative effects of the pandemic coupled with a weak global economic output have impacted the industry in ways both good and bad.
Source: Deloitte Services LP Economic Analysis
For instance, the U.S market recorded a sharp dip in GDP in the wake of the pandemic and it was expected that the economy would bounce back bringing with it a resurgent demand for all products (including insurance) across the board. It must be noted that the outlook toward insurance products changed as a result of the pandemic. Life insurance products were no longer an afterthought, although profitability in this segment declined over the years. Property-and-Casualty (P&C) insurance, especially motor insurance, continued to be a strong driver, while health insurance proved to be the fastest-growing segment with robust demand from different geographies.
Simultaneously, the insurance industry finds itself on the cusp of an industry-wide shift as technology is starting to play a greater role in core operations. In particular, technologies such as AI, AR, and VR are being deployed extensively to retain customers amidst this technological and economic upheaval.
Double down on digital
For insurance firms, IT budgets were almost exclusively dedicated to maintaining legacy systems, but with the rise of InsurTech, it is imperative that firms start dedicating more of their budgets towards developing advanced capabilities such as predictive analytics, AI-driven offerings, etc. Insurance has long been an industry that makes extensive use of complex statistical and mathematical models to guide pricing and product development strategies. By incorporating the latest technological advances with the rich data they have accumulated over the years, insurance firms are poised to emerge stronger and more competitive than ever.
Using AI to curate a bespoke customer experience
Insurance has always been a low-margin affair and success in the business is primarily a function of selling the right products to the right people and reducing churn as much as possible. This is particularly important as customer retention is normally conceived as an afterthought in most industries, as evidenced in the following chart.
Customer retention is largely a function of how good a product is, and how effective it is in solving the customers’ pain points. In the face of increasing commodification, insurance companies that go the extra mile to make the buying process more immersive and engaging can gain a definite edge over competitors.
By honoring the customer sentiments of today and applying a slick AR/VR-powered veneer over its existing product layer, insurance companies can cater to a younger audience (Gen Z) by educating them about insurance products and tailoring digital delivery experiences. This could pay off in the long run by building a large customer base that could be retained and served for a much longer period.
The way forward
The Insurance industry is undergoing a shift of tectonic proportions as an older generation makes way for a new and younger one that has little to no perceptions about the industry. By investing in next-generation technologies such as AR/VR, firms can build new products to capture this new market and catapult themselves to leadership positions simply by way of keeping up with the times.
