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Booodl CEO Interview
- Published July 08, 2015 4:30PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Booodl is an app that simplifies local shopping by; making it simple to list products you want to buy, locating local stores through geo-notification push reminders and location-based search, instant messaging with stores, and in-app purchasing. It creates value for retailers by increasing foot traffic to stores, providing a new way to communicate with customers, increasing sales and giving insight into consumer behaviour.
Booodl plans to be the ubiquitous global app for locating local stores that stock products people want, instant messaging with retail stores about products and purchase from them in-app. If it achieves this ambitious goal it will become an integral part of the retail ecosystem and have significant value.
Please listen to Mr George Freney, the CEO of Booodl below.
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