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Scenario like the one we continue to experience (and everything indicates that we will continue in 2022) many consumers are willing to pay to have their purchases delivered to their home to avoid crowds and remain in closed spaces. The big question is whether in a post-pandemic scenario survivors will want to pay more to buy online when they can do so in a physical store without any risk . How far has the perception of risk associated with crowds penetrated our subconscious? It's too early to tell. 9. Darwin will take action in eCommerce Until now, seeing an eCommerce close its doors (or rather, its ports) was something anecdotal and associated with management errors or disastrous business models. But in 2021, Tato has signed up for eCommerce.


Bring natural selection into action. What I would not call a trend but a proven reality for 2022 is that it is no longer enough to have an online store: you have to have it well and invest in it. Thousands of new online stores have been born in the heat of public subsidies, but in 2022 many small businesses will realize that the real costs of having an eCommerce (if you want Phone Number List  it to work) are higher than they thought. ECommerce opens the doors to a global market, but you have to be able to compete globally, and that is not available to everyone. Small businesses have had to reinvent themselves several times: in the 80s with the arrival of large stores, in the 90s with shopping centers and in the 21st century with eCommerce. Well now it's time to reinvent yourself again.



Market niche and become strong in it, forgetting about everything else. A small generalist eCommerce is going to have an increasingly difficult time competing. 10. Will the Metaverse arrive in 2022? Short answer: no . No matter how much Mark Zuckerberg pulls rabbits out of his hat and changes the name of his company, until you can open a store in the Metaverse and it is the immersive experience that they promise us, it will take a lot longer. The closest thing we have today to the Metaverse are some platforms that are still evolved versions of the old SecondLife , at least from a graphical point of view, although they have many more new functions and, above all, video games. Of these, the most successful in terms of simulating reality need consoles, computers or mobile phones with enormous processing capacity, super graphics cards and special cooling systems to dissipate heat.