'Hollar' is the First Ever Dollar Store to Abandon Brick and Mortar Retail
Since prices are so low at dollar stores, one wouldn't expect the concept to led itself to e-commerce, but with sites like Amazon trailblazing the e-commerce world, Hollar decided to get in on the action. Hollar is the first dollar store to completely forgo brick and mortar stores in favor of a website and an app.
While most brick and mortar dollar stores go all out for thrift and don't give much thought to design or shopper experience, Hollar's digital experience feels almost like social media. The pleasant site design and infinitely scrolling homepage will be familiar and appealing to young people who spend time on sites like Pinterest and Facebook.
With data indicating that as much as 24 percent of dollar store purchases are made by millennial women, an online dollar store like Hollar is a savvy idea.
While most brick and mortar dollar stores go all out for thrift and don't give much thought to design or shopper experience, Hollar's digital experience feels almost like social media. The pleasant site design and infinitely scrolling homepage will be familiar and appealing to young people who spend time on sites like Pinterest and Facebook.
With data indicating that as much as 24 percent of dollar store purchases are made by millennial women, an online dollar store like Hollar is a savvy idea.
Trend Themes
1. Online Dollar Stores - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating a user-friendly digital experience that appeals to young people who value aesthetics and social media-like interfaces.
Industry Implications
1. E-commerce - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Transforming traditional brick and mortar dollar stores into online platforms to tap into the growing e-commerce market.
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