Courts online offer doubles

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The range of goods sold by Courts online has doubled as part of a revamp of its e-commerce business.
The Singapore-based listed retail company also operates in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Specialising in furniture and consumer electronics, Courts originally launched in 2012 with 7000 products. Now, through a partnership with e-commerce agency SmartOSC, the site now offers 14,000 products.
Research firm Statista estimates Singapore’s e-commerce market will reach US$6.42 billion by 2020. Courts has seen growth throughout Southeast Asia, most notably in Indonesia and Malaysia.
In April last year the business revamped its traditional stores to engage with customers more effectively, and opened two offline “test beds”, in Causeway Point and Sri Damansara in Malaysia. As a result, the brand is moving toward an integrated shopping experience involving both in-store and online.
Court’s Group CIO Stan Kim says the strategy is really about creating an omni-channel experience for customers.
He says Courts is looking to establish a new industry standard for a mobile-first and user-centric experience. The brand plans to also enhance its click-and-collect offering, which now contributes about half of its online sales.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the primary focus of Courts' retail offerings?
What is the primary focus of Courts' retail offerings?
Courts specialises in furniture and consumer electronics. The company operates in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia, serving these markets with its product range.
Q.How has Courts managed to double its online product range?
How has Courts managed to double its online product range?
Courts doubled its online product range through a partnership with e-commerce agency SmartOSC. This collaboration increased their offerings from 7,000 to 14,000 products.
Q.What is Courts' strategy for integrating its online and offline sales channels?
What is Courts' strategy for integrating its online and offline sales channels?
The strategy involves creating an omnichannel experience for customers, focusing on both in-store and online engagement. This includes enhancing their click-and-collect offering.
Q.What is the current contribution of click-and-collect to Courts' online sales?
What is the current contribution of click-and-collect to Courts' online sales?
The click-and-collect offering currently contributes approximately half of Courts' total online sales. The brand plans to enhance this service further.
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