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The name crossword was chosen to reflect the dual fun and learning experience of a visit to crossword book store. R. Sriram, the CEO of Crossword found a backer for the concept in Publishers India Book House. Y dedicated sections for childrena concept that was unheard of in the bookstores that were around.
The name crossword was chosen to reflect the dual fun and learning experience of a visit to crossword book store. R. Sriram, the CEO of Crossword found a backer for the concept in Publishers India Book House. Y dedicated sections for childrena concept that was unheard of in the bookstores that were around.
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The name crossword was chosen to reflect the dual fun and learning experience of a visit to crossword book store. R. Sriram, the CEO of Crossword found a backer for the concept in Publishers India Book House. Y dedicated sections for childrena concept that was unheard of in the bookstores that were around.
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2 Diksha Nangia PGDM100121 2 Sonam Banthia PGDM100131 x 2 xn xndia, shopping for books has always been thought of as a book-lover's hobby. The traditional bookstores, with their dreary, dusty and browser- unfriendly atmosphere, have discouraged all but the serious book-buyers. 2 While we do crossword puzzles for fun, they are also a learning experience. The name | was therefore chosen to reflect the dual fun and learning experience of a visit to Crossword Book Store. O 2 è. Sriram, the CEO of Crossword found a backer for the concept in Publishers xndia Book House. 2 Gave him the required seed capital and more importantly the real estate in the form of their vacant first floor office space in Mumbai at Mahalaxmi. 2 The store was launched on August 15 in 1992. x M
2 The property was not 2 xt was on the same street that housed iconic Mumbai on the ground floor stores like Amarsons and 2 Not easily accessible Benzer and hence likely to attract upmarket shoppers. 2 No parking space 2 xt was decided that 2 ǮUǯ shaped space with consumers would be many pillars. treated to a unique shopping experience in a shop that was trendy and hip. O 2 Positioned as a lifele e
xt has been able to change this by :
2 Designing large, spacious, well laid out stores, with bright cheerful interiors that encourage people to stay and browse. 2 Simple innovations such as methodical classifications, clear signage, a dedicated enquiry /orders desk, electronic inventory control systems and attractive displays made looking for books a much more pleasurable experience. 2 A welcoming café, reading tables and chairs within the store, ensured that customers were able to browse in comfort for several hours without having to leave.
2 Wide range of books for the young & old alike 2 Magazines 2 CD-èOM 2 Music 2 Stationery 2 Toys x O With other avenues like television and gaming fighting for the childǯs attention, there was a feeling among mothers that reading had got compromised. 2 Dedicated sections for children- a concept that was unheard of in the bookstores that were around. * That risk paid off, with children contributing about 35 per cent of sales and 25 per cent of the volumes. 2 xntroduced the concept of book reading sessions for kids. * As a result today the kids section has grown bigger and better. 2 Aept the childrenǯs section at the farther end of the store. * Hence parents accompanying children ended up viewing the entire range of offerings. 2 The first bookstore to have seating spaces where customers could actually sit and read an entire book with no questions asked Ȅ a welcome break from the surreptitious reading at bookstores that customers were used to. 2 Set up a coffee store within the outlet to ensure that customers spent more time. * The cafe which was self managed earlier has now been outsourced to Barista. 2 On the customerǯs bill, it offered a term: ǮBooks once sold Wx be taken backǯ . 2 ǮCrossword recommendsǯ section- consumers could buy the book and avail of a refund if they did not like the book, no questions asked. 2 xnteractive sessions with renowned authors have become a commonplace inside the store. 2 Daily e-Words 2 Monthly e-newsletter 2 Free home delivery 2 Dial-a-book 2 Fax-a-book 2 Email-a-book 2 Flexible gift vouchers 2 Thriving loyalty program (Discounts, promotional offers)
All this summed up in creating a brand experience that could
be solely associated with the brand. |
2 A point of cultural and social interaction. 2 Authors and poets hold court. 2 People gravitate to be informed & entertained . 2 èegular readings, discussions and debates on varied subjects from literature and art to war and peace, business and management, travel, etc. 2 Promotional events include Pictionary contests, quizzes & slide shows. 2 Numerous writers who have visited the store - Arundhati èoy, Vikram Chandra, Shashi Tharoor, Shobhaa De. |
2 aunched in 1998 2 èecognises and rewards the best of xndian writing : cash prize of ès. 200,000. 2 Added a new categories for the award and also increased the cash prize for each category.
While, it has served its purpose, it has also enabled