Q Talk

[Group 5 minus 1]

I think the presentations have become too hard. I know the Q has some money problems, BUT it has to be watched to get the sales numbers up. And,in fact, I hardly watch anymore but prefer to shop online. And too,too much personal info.

[They CallMe MRWILKES]

QVC doesn't need a customer to watch in order to generate sales revenue.

The website and app solve that problem.   I believe that the traditional broadcasts will be history in short time. 

Too expensive with insufficient return.  It's the same $ if you bought online and it proves the point:  the television broadcasts are neither cost effective nor necessary. 

[Q-Checker]

The utubes of models wearing and moving in the clothes make or break a clothing sale for me.

[Ronettes]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

I think the presentations have become too hard. I know the Q has some money problems, BUT it has to be watched to get the sales numbers up. And,in fact, I hardly watch anymore but prefer to shop online. And too,too much personal info.

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I do watch the presentations online, no cable service since I moved out of state.

And I find them informative - I want to see the fabrics and details up close, and look at the draping to get an idea of the thickness and weight.

I don't know that I would purchase a clothing item from QVC if there wasn't a video presentation.

We've all become used to this idea I think.

And, as @Q-Checker stated above, it's handy to see the clothing on actual models.

[rockygems123]

@Ronettes I believe @Q-Checker was talking about short videos online? Not a TV show presentation.

One example is ordering Macy's clothes online many of the womens' fashions have short few second video clips of models wearing the clothes.