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Commercial techniques to improve customer
service
Técnicas comerciales para mejorar el servicio al cliente
María José Menéndez Ledesma
*
Magaly de Jesús Romo Álvarez
*
ABSTRACT
The advance of digital platforms has transformed the
shopping process, making it more accessible and
practical. In this study, we seek to understand the
preferences of customers of commercial premises of
Malecón 2000 in the city of Guayaquil, both in their
face-to-face and online shopping. The sample focused
on customers between 20 and 40 years old, using a
descriptive research with a quantitative approach
through surveys in Google Forms. The studies
surveyed highlight different aspects of customer
service and commercial techniques, while the results
obtained underline the importance of direct
interaction with merchants. They also highlight the
need to improve product diversity and the online
shopping experience to maintain market relevance in
an increasingly competitive retail environment.
Keywords: Research, Technical, Commercial,
Malecon, Guayaquil
RESUMEN
El avance de las plataformas digitales ha transformado
el proceso de compra, haciéndolo más accesible y
práctico. En este estudio se busca conocer las
preferencias de los clientes de los locales
comerciales del Malecón 2000 de la ciudad de
Guayaquil, tanto en sus compras presenciales como
online. La muestra se centró en clientes entre 20 y
* Msc. Instituto Superior Tecnológico Universitario Espíritu Santo,
Guayaquil, Ecuador, mjmenendez@tes.edu.ec
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1744-3222
* Msc. Instituto Superior Tecnológico Universitario Espíritu Santo,
Guayaquil, Ecuador, mdromo@tes.edu.ec
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6007-0295
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40 años, utilizando una investigación descriptiva con
enfoque cuantitativo a través de encuestas en Google
Forms. Los estudios encuestados destacan
diferentes aspectos de la atención al cliente y técnicas
comerciales, mientras que los resultados obtenidos
subrayan la importancia de la interacción directa con
los comerciantes. También destacan la necesidad de
mejorar la diversidad de productos y la experiencia
de compra online para mantener la relevancia en el
mercado en un entorno minorista cada vez más
competitivo.
Palabras clave: Investigación, Técnica, Comercial,
Malecón, Guayaquil.
INTRODUCTION
In today's digital era, the act of shopping has been transformed into a practical and
convenient activity, thanks to the proliferation of various digital platforms. It is no longer
necessary to physically go to a store to purchase what we need or want; a simple click
is enough to access a wide range of products and services. In this context, this study
aims to investigate the shopping preferences of customers in the Malecón 2000 shopping
malls in the city of Guayaquil, considering the growing role of digital platforms in the
purchasing process. It seeks to understand how consumers choose to make their
purchases in an environment where online options are increasingly accessible and
popular.
In addition, this study also aims to examine the impact of the lack of implementation of
commercial techniques in certain establishments, especially those that have not yet
adapted their commercial techniques to reach customers who prefer to shop from the
comfort of their homes. Ultimately, it is hoped that the findings of this study will provide
valuable information for retailers and businesses, helping them to better understand
their customers' preferences and behaviors and to adapt their retail strategies
accordingly.
The problem of low sales by the staff of Malecón 2000's commercial premises is evidence
of a lack of knowledge of customer service and commercial techniques, and the growing
presence of digital commerce poses a significant challenge for this traditional sector. The
growing presence of digital commerce has generated increasingly intense competition
for local merchants, as consumers have access to a wide variety of products through
online platforms without the need to physically travel to Malecón 2000's commercial
premises. This change in consumer habits has directly impacted the sales of merchants,
who are facing a decrease in customers and a reduction in revenues.
The situation is further exacerbated when one considers that merchants at the Malecon
2000 retail locations, often rely heavily on face-to-face sales to sustain their businesses
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and maintain their livelihoods. The lack of adaptation to the digital environment and the
absence of an online presence may leave these artisans in an unfavorable position
compared to digital merchants who are able to reach a wider and more diversified
audience.(Quiñonez, L. et al., 2021)
In addition, competition with similar and often cheaper products available online can
further hinder artisans' ability to maintain sales and attract local customers. To effectively
address this issue, it is necessary to explore strategies that allow merchants to adapt to
the digital environment, improve their online visibility and differentiate themselves from
the competition, while maintaining the authenticity and unique value of their products.
Determine customer preferences in terms of commercial techniques, including the
decision to shop at Malecón 2000 retail locations, in person or through digital commerce
platforms. By knowing customer preferences, marketers can more efficiently allocate
their resources, both in terms of time and money. This involves deciding where to
concentrate promotional efforts, how to develop sales infrastructure and how to
manage product inventory.
Basurto, A. & García, O., (2024) define quality as the satisfaction of expectations, which
departs from the conventional approach that focuses on the fulfillment of product
specifications, instead, it is oriented towards a subjective concept based on the
customer's perception.
These authors argue that quality should be defined in terms of meeting customer
expectations, in contrast to the conventional approach based on compliance with
technical specifications. This recognizes the subjective nature of quality and highlights
the importance of focusing on individual customer perception to ensure customer
satisfaction and loyalty.
According to Castillo, J., et al., (2024), the main motivation for buying souvenirs is the
desire to support local artisans, underlining the importance of the local economy and
sustainability in purchasing decisions. It could be inferred that shoppers not only
purchase unique and authentic products, but also contribute to the well-being of local
communities and promote the preservation of the trade. This approach reflects a
growing awareness of the importance of purchasing decisions in supporting the local
economy and promoting sustainable practices.
According to the proposal of Carrasco, F. (2023), selling is described as a human activity
that shares similarities with numerous situations in daily life. Although some people may
not be aware of it, it is likely that they have participated in some way in sales processes,
either as beneficiaries of the exchange or as involved influencers.
This argument highlights the importance of recognizing selling skills as a fundamental
competency in modern life. By understanding and mastering the basic principles of selling,
we can improve our communication skills, strengthen our interpersonal relationships
and increase our chances of success both personally and professionally.
Furthermore, this perspective highlights the need to value and respect the role of
salespeople in our society. Often underestimated or even misunderstood, salespeople
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play a crucial role in the economy and in satisfying consumers' needs and desires.
Recognizing their work and contribution is essential to promote an environment of trust
and collaboration in the world of commerce.
According to the perspective of Vasileva, V. & Reynaud, D. (2021), the Fair Trade
movement is made up of individuals, entities and networks that share a common vision
of a world in which justice, equity and sustainable development are central to business
structures and practices. The goal is to ensure that all people, through their work, can
have access to an adequate and dignified standard of living and can reach their full human
potential.
The authors' opinion highlights the importance of fairness and equality in business
practices. In a world where economic and social inequalities are widespread, Fair Trade
advocates a business approach that promotes a level playing field for all parties involved
in the supply chain. This involves ensuring fair wages and adequate working conditions
for workers, as well as eliminating unfair practices such as labor exploitation and
discrimination.
According to Lemoine, Q. et al., (2020), sustainability in the business sector in Ecuador,
as in other Latin American nations, has adopted the strategy of innovation to boost
economic activity and expand not only locally, but also nationally and internationally. It
highlights the importance of innovation as a key strategy to strengthen economic activity
in the business sector, not only in Ecuador, but also in other Latin American countries.
This perspective underscores the need to adapt to a dynamic and competitive business
environment, where the ability to innovate can make the difference between success
and failure.
Comparing this idea with the importance of sales techniques, we can see that innovative
sales strategies play a crucial role in the process of expanding companies into new
markets. While sustainability and quality of products and services are essential to
maintain long-term competitiveness, effective sales techniques are essential to bring
these products and services to market and capture the attention of potential customers.
Principle of the form
The incursion of technology and commercial exchange. There are several benefits that
this tool provides to the different economic agents, among the most important of which
are the reduction of travel costs, greater supply of products, lower prices than those of
the market, reduction of inequality in consumption, among others (Parra, R. et al., 2022).
Online competition and price transparency facilitated by technology allow consumers to
easily compare prices among different vendors and find the best deals. This contributes
to greater market efficiency and a more equitable distribution of economic benefits
among consumers.
Landívar, M. (2008). Handicrafts in Ecuador is a permanent manufacturing activity,
implemented over time by the various peoples and cultures that produced utilitarian
objects such as pots, utensils, tools, clothing, and jewelry. Archaeological vestiges of the
existence of handicrafts are recorded in the ancient cultures of Valdivia, Cañari, Manteña,
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Guangala, Chorrera, Machalilla, among others, whose designs and symbology show
continuity until contemporary times.
The author argues that handicrafts in Ecuador have a long history and have been
practiced by diverse cultures throughout time. He bases his argument on the
archaeological remains of ancient civilizations such as the Valdivia, Cañari, Manteña,
Guangala, Chorrera and Machalilla, whose designs and symbology continue to be present
in the country's contemporary crafts. This suggests that Ecuadorian handicrafts are an
enduring expression of the country's identity and cultural heritage.
The richness of handicrafts shows that it is a dynamic field, it includes rudimentary
productive procedures that are maintained despite the incorporation of sophisticated
technologies and industrialization, which even give rise to adaptations, transformations
and in other cases the disappearance of designs, knowledge and technologies, or also
ratify their persistence (Landívar M., 2008).
The dynamics inherent in the field of handicrafts, where rudimentary production
procedures coexist with the incorporation of more sophisticated technologies and
industrialization, stand out. This contrast between the traditional and the modern not
only implies adaptations and transformations in craft techniques, but also the
disappearance or persistence of designs, knowledge and technologies. In short, his
argument suggests that the richness of handicrafts lies in their ability to evolve and adapt
to change, while preserving fundamental aspects of their tradition and cultural heritage.
Pinto, A., & Rojas, M. (2021). The reactivation of the handicraft economy is due to the
virtual channels that have allowed the development of promotional strategies for the
different products. While Martillo, C. et al. (2022) differ that craft markets are must-
visit sites and therefore become tourist attractions capable of modifying their rhythms
of life depending on the flow of visitors they receive.
While virtual channels have been key to the revival of the craft economy, the cultural
and tourism value of physical craft markets cannot be underestimated. The latter offer
a unique sensory and cultural experience that cannot be fully replicated in the digital
environment.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
In order to address the issue of commercial techniques in commercial premises of the
Malecón 2000 in Guayaquil, it is essential to define the type of scientific research to be
carried out. In this case, we will opt for descriptive research, which will allow us to
systematically analyze and describe the techniques used by salespeople. This approach
will provide a detailed understanding of the commercial strategies employed and how
they affect customer behavior.
To carry out this research, the quantitative technique was used. In particular, a Google
Forms survey was used as the main data collection instrument. This survey allowed the
collection of direct information from customers of commercial premises in Malecón
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2000 in Guayaquil, focusing on their perceptions, preferences and experiences with
respect to the commercial techniques used by salespeople. The use of an online survey
will facilitate the participation of a representative sample of customers and allow for
efficient and convenient data collection.
The sample selected for this research was composed of customers between 20 and 40
years of age from the commercial premises of Malecón 2000 in the city of Guayaquil.
This selection is based on the fact that this age group represents a significant part of the
active and economically active population, which is likely to be involved in purchasing
activities in the handicraft market. By focusing on this specific demographic group, it will
be possible to obtain relevant and significant information on the preferences and
purchasing behaviors of an important part of the clientele of the commercial premises
of the Malecón 2000 in Guayaquil.
Once data collection was completed, the results obtained from the survey were analyzed
and interpreted. Statistical techniques will be used to identify significant trends, patterns
and relationships among the participants' responses. The findings will be presented in a
clear and concise manner, which will serve as a basis for proposing recommendations
and strategies aimed at improving commercial techniques and the shopping experience
in commercial establishments on the Malecón 2000 in the city of Guayaquil.
RESULTS
According to the results obtained from the survey, it is observed that 100% of the
respondents occasionally visit commercial establishments in Guayaquil's Malecón 2000.
This suggests that, although the majority of participants are not frequent visitors, the
market remains a popular destination for sporadic shopping.
As for the factors that most influence the decision to shop at Malecón 2000 stores,
52.8% of respondents cited interaction with artisans as the most important factor,
followed closely by 41.2% who mentioned the variety of products available. This suggests
that, for most customers, personal experience and product diversity are key aspects to
consider when shopping at Malecón 2000 stores in Guayaquil.
Regarding satisfaction with the variety of products available, 60% of the participants were
satisfied, while the remaining 40% were neutral. This indicates that, although there is a
majority satisfied with the current offer, there is still room for improvement to expand
and diversify the inventory of products available in the stores.
The majority of respondents express satisfaction with the variety of products, indicating
that the stores manage to cater to a wide range of shopping needs and preferences,
although a notable proportion remain neutral, which could suggest opportunities for
improvement in the diversification of the stores' offerings.
Occasional visits to Malecón 2000 shops suggest that this remains a popular destination
for sporadic shopping, highlighting its relevance as an alternative or complementary
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shopping option for Guayaquil residents. The high rating of interaction with merchants
by more than half of the respondents highlights the importance of the personalized and
authentic experience offered by the market, while the relevance of the variety of
products underlines the importance of diversity of shopping options.Top of Form
In the thesis entitled "Merchandising strategies for the effective marketing of the Modelo
market in the city of Ambato", conducted by Carrión, E., (2017), mentions in his results
that consumer behavior has the greatest relevance when evaluating the results. Having
as an effect an increase of customers who enter the stores, the same ones who make
more new purchases growing to 70.18%.
This finding underscores the relevance of understanding and anticipating customer needs
and preferences in the design of effective commercial strategies. In addition, the
observation of a 70.18% increase in the number of customers making purchases suggests
that the implementation of the merchandising strategies proposed in the thesis has had
a positive impact on other commercialization in the city of Ambato. This result supports
the effectiveness of the actions designed to attract and retain customers, which may
have significant implications for the profitability and long-term success of the
establishments.
Bonilla, D., (2013) in the results of his thesis "The quality of service and sales of the ABC
Bookstore and Stationery in the city of Ambato" indicates that 83.8% of the people
surveyed want the facilities to be adequate to make a tour inside and thus be able to
choose their products themselves, while the remaining percentage equivalent to 16.2%
would not like to make a tour within the facilities of the store and choose their products
on their own, it is necessary to make adjustments in the facilities to make a tour inside
it and choose their products more easily.
Although this proportion is significantly lower, it still represents a portion of the clientele
that should be considered when making adjustments to the facilities. It is important for
the ABC bookstore and stationery store in Ambato to strike a balance between
satisfying the preferences of the majority of its customers and offering options for those
who have different needs or shopping preferences. Consequently, the implementation
of facility improvements to facilitate an in-store tour can help improve the shopping
experience and increase overall customer satisfaction.
Principle of the form
Authors Aguilar, G., & Arcentales, J. (2011) in their study on "Restructuring a business
by applying marketing techniques in the city of passage" differentiate themselves from
their competitors and at least remain one step ahead of them by proposing innovative
commercial techniques. This proactive approach involves being attentive to emerging
trends, understanding market expectations and adapting nimbly to take advantage of new
opportunities. By adopting innovative commercial techniques, the business can not only
maintain its position in the current market, but also open up new avenues for long-term
growth and development.
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In contrast to the results obtained in the previous analysis on customer preferences in
the Guayaquil handicraft market, where the valuation of the personalized and authentic
experience offered by the market stands out, previous studies by Bonilla (2013) and
Carrión (2017) emphasize different aspects of customer service and commercial
strategy.
On the one hand, Bonilla (2013) reveals that an overwhelming majority of respondents
want the bookstore and stationery store facilities to be adequate for them to tour inside
and choose their products by themselves. This approach highlights the importance of
customer comfort and autonomy during the shopping experience, as opposed to the
direct interaction with merchants highlighted in commercial premises in Malecón 2000
in the city of Guayaquil.
On the other hand, the author evidences the relevance of consumer behavior on
commercial results, with a significant increase in the number of customers and sales.
This study highlights the importance of understanding and adapting to customer
preferences and behaviors to achieve positive sales results, a perspective that
complements, but differs from, the valuation of the personalized experience highlighted
in commercial premises of the Malecón 2000 in the city of Guayaquil.
The results obtained in the analysis in commercial premises of Malecón 2000 in the city
of Guayaquil, highlight the valuation of the personalized and authentic experience by
customers, it is important to recognize that the preferences and needs of consumers
may vary according to the type of business and the specific context of each location.
Adapting to these differences and understanding customer preferences in each
environment is key to long-term business success.
CONCLUSIONS
The results obtained from the survey provide a clear picture of customer preferences
in terms of commercial techniques in commercial premises on the Malecón 2000 in the
city of Guayaquil. It is observed that interaction with merchants is highly valued by the
majority of respondents, highlighting the importance of the personalized and authentic
experience offered by the market. In addition, overall satisfaction with the variety of
products available indicates that the establishments manage to cater to a wide range of
shopping needs and preferences.
The high rating of the interaction with merchants by more than half of the respondents
shows that customers appreciate the personalized and authentic experience offered by
the commercial premises of the Malecón 2000 in the city of Guayaquil. This suggests
that the human factor and the direct connection with producers are key aspects that
contribute to the attractiveness of the stores.
Regarding the decision to shop in person or through digital commerce platforms, it is
found that most respondents make in-person purchases occasionally, which reinforces
the relevance of local stores as a destination for physical purchases. However, there is
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also moderate interest in the convenience of shopping through digital platforms,
although satisfaction with this experience is more neutral.
Finally, the survey achieved the objective of determining customer preferences in terms
of commercial techniques in the Malecón 2000 shopping malls in the city of Guayaquil.
The results highlight the importance of the personalized experience and direct
interaction with merchants, as well as the need to continue improving product diversity
and the online shopping experience in order to maintain the relevance of the stores in
an increasingly competitive commercial environment.
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