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I don't even own an ebook. Those flat things aren't for me. Sure, you may be able to carry more books, but nothing beats the feel and smell of an actual book.
Totally agree. There's also a beauty in seeing a bookshelf full of books. But those who were born after the 2,000s probably prefer e-books. Assuming they even read.
HEY physical books are still amazing. There is artistry that goes into the binding, cover, paper, typography, etc. Books are more special. For the news tho, digital just makes more sense.
I love Barnes & Noble. Customer since 2007. I hope the One near me stays open. It seems to be crowded and have long Lines at times which seems to be a good Sign.
I've been going to my local B & N for at least 25 years, as I love books and still buy them. I always buy a drink and food when I go too. It will be a truly sad day when they finally go under, which seems inevitable according to this video.
Yeah i feel the same way as a kid in middle school all the way through college, I used to get buy textbooks from there and I used to listen music back when music was on CDs lol. I'm a 90s kid so yeah I'm a millennial and I love Barnes and Noble.
Great Video! As mentioned Barnes and Nobles should continue to innovate by having co-working spaces, keep their partnerships with Starbucks and in some cities such as mine (Philadelphia) Barnes and Nobles have contracts with colleges and universities and carry text books and merchandise....however they need to move quickly because once Amazon Bookstores chooses to expand, that could be the end of Barnes and Nobles. Ultimately they’re going to need to partner with a tech company in order to survive, the next generation of consumers are more attached to their devices than a “bookstore experience”.
As a B&N Customer I agree. They need to innovate to survive. Once Walmart kept innovating while Kmart didn't that's what led to the downfall of Kmart. B&N faces this same fate against Amazon if they don't innovate their Services which I don't want to see happen as it's been a part of my Life since 2007.
I will always buy books from B&N over amazon. Am I paying more? Yes. Do I care? A little. But as far as going to a physical book store to get a book and sit down to relax in a calm warm environment is the best thing I can do for myself. I hope they can keep up with the changing times. I do love the idea of coworker spaces.
It is widely known in the rest of the world that Americans don't read or seek knowledge like the rest of the world does. So it's no surprise they're struggling. They should go global where there is respect for books in the physical and acedemia in general. Some of the comments shocked me like people saying they only read romance. It's definitely a cultural thing I'd never own an ebook or kindle but I have bookshelves. It's our culture in Ireland to read and write real books. 📚 We have respect for the written word and learning.
I know and it's sad we Americans don't appreciate reading as does other countries. May explain in large part why the United States falls behind other countries in science and technology. Too many teenagers would rather play video games than read a book. Smh
You two do realize that not every American young or otherwise is the way you describe I myself have more than 300 paper books in my house of all different genres and several e-books as well and my friends borrow books from me all the time don't go off of stereotypes yes there are a lot of people who like vedio games but that's not the sole root cause of our problems in my country if you want to blame something find some facts
I'm going to miss Barnes & Noble, it's been one of my favorite places to hang out. It's true though I don't buy a lot of books from them but I always get a coffee.
Sales! People want to get a bargain. B&N charges for the membership in order to get the discount. They should offer it for free. Why does Walmart sell more books? Because one feels they're getting the same book for paying less money. B&N has a lots of foot traffic. People would buy if they felt they were getting a deal on the product. I love browsing B&N. What I do i see something I like in the store. I go online to see if I can get it cheaper. I'm in no hurry to get the book because I have many other books I can read while I wait for my book to arrive. That money I saved can go to buying another book or buying something else. It adds up. Another thing (in my opinion). B&N is paying more for the storage. For example B&N has the books sitting in spacious air conditioned store. Which costs more for B&N. Making them have to charge full price for the books. I think it goes down to it being too expensive for the same book you can get cheaper somewhere else.
If I was appointed as a CEO of Barnes & Noble, then first noble deed I'd do is to ban coffee shops from all the bookstores. So that the customers will buy those books instead of enjoying it with a cup of coffee. And also I would like to open its franchises in other countries. Organizing a discounted book fair once in a year throughout the countries where its franchises exists will help a lot in brand endorsement. And running a campaign saying that 'Even Bill Gates & Warren Buffet became a great humans by reading our books' will improve company's image. In this modern age, people won't believe anything if great personalities aren't involved into it. And also catchphrase like 'Read Today, Rule Tommorow' can capture the brilliant minds of people 👍
B&N would best suited to expanding to have facilities like Wework. Private workspaces that could be rented out, coffee bar could also have a wine bar and food and desserts could be delivered to the room if people had meetings. They also could have benefited from partnering with TedTalks. Ted also would allow them to expand into the documentary industry, with individuals who write researched books can take that research to film.
First, I'd focus on improving online sales, starting with their website. Kind of glitchy and confusing. I like the cafe idea, but not sure how that translates into book sales. I'd definitely reorganize the store shelves, the ones I go to are VERY confusing. I'd do virtual bookclubs with incentives for people coming into the store to purchase
@@monmaxwitnaojulgri6032 they can be both. So like a virtual meeting where the leader has others physically there, and a virtual audience that interacts.
To save Barnes I'd emphasize the social aspect and rent out the coffee shop area once or twice a week to stuff like book clubs or chess tourneys. Plus emphasize that buying local helps locals with not just tax revenue but employing students and parents as well as regular people. Not only that but buying from Barnes can help local charities especially if they get more into that. I'd make it so if you're not into books but like ebooks and emags, then being in the store when you buy them gives that store some credit/a percentage. That and set your favorite/home store so it can do that even if you're on your ass at home.
Besides the products/services being provided; great customer service, marketing, and being innovative are essential to the growth and survival of any business. 👌
It's sad that BN has consistently failed over the past decades. One thing that they did well was offered a great experience and I feel that they could've capitalized on that instead of trying to chase Amazon. Starbucks and Apple are in the selling experience business as well so they can be used as a model. Most people don't go to Starbucks for the coffee, they go for the experience. So Barnes & Noble should have identified that and transformed their stored to fit that model. For example, each BN has a coffee shop in a small corner and the cash register is normally up front, what they could've done was relocate the coffee to the middle of the store, convert the corners to book shelves with lounges in each section, then have a kiosk in each quadrant that the loungers can see and checkout with if they choose to buy a book. And go a step further and let loungers order stuff from the coffee shop through the app that would be brought to their section. In addition, carry less physical books so that a browser/loungers can read in store and then purchase through the app, and if they wanted the physical book, it could be picked up or shipped out. You save on inventory and can use the extra space for lounging areas to keep people in the store. I know it's a rant but I feel like it's a missed opportunity. Nook flopped, BN online sucks because you can just go to Amazon if you're shopping online, and the stores haven't really done anything to capitalize on the foot traffic.
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Fire all the top management, fire all the district managers, sell more than books, match prices online and bookstore, listen to employees more, hire more book people, get involved more on social media, expand cafe to a restaurant & bar, sell wine & indie beer, sell more toys & games.
I dunno. In Utah they're flourishing. I do the potty dance trying to get around people after having trouble finding seating in the Starbucks. Their Nook island is full and has seats. And my Nook, made by Samsung, has GPS. Offline maps anyone? And it has full access to the Google Play Store. The Kindle FireOS is Android on training wheels coming from a techie perspective. And their app store is limited. Plus half the apps work like crap. I dunno if that's changed. I've owned a Kindle. And I don't trust Alexa. Isn't it recording more than the Google home? Plus Amazon's Fire phone. It's gone, Nook is still around and recently Barnes came out with a new Samsung Nook with a beautiful display and front firing speakers. And they have a great selection of ebooks and a decent prices of books in print. Sure it's more than Amazon but only sometimes. At least the ones I want. And I don't wanna wait for Amazon. And buy local and it pays for roads, schools, public housing etc. Oh and it employs locals. Did I mention you can converse with people in a Barnes? Stories like these affect sales like news and polls affect elections.
At least to stay relevant in today's world they should offer discount coupons exclusively to those who purchase books physically from their store.. These way they can attract bookreaders to their stores.. Though launching audio books and going online are the only means for longtime sustainability
Interesting video. However, Alux.Com should hire a different narrator: this narrator’s voice is grating and does not seem to take the subject seriously.
Toys are us actually make profit but new owner company need to close it due to their financial loss. They try to bring it back but future is unknown. You can rely on Amazon. The mail service is overload of doing something it don't design to do.
@@campkira Toys r us and Barnes & Noble should merge. The Barnes & Noble near me sells many Toys in addition to Books and a Cafe. They could merge together to become a Powerhouse and compete against Walmart and Amazon.
The company should be use statues and dummies according to the famous books correctors to attract the customers. The animated trailors of famous stories should play on led.
I will make lot of interesting event in the book store to atract people to come. Then I will invite Popular public figur in recent time like Yoga teacher, Meditation teacher, Diet expert, to write books then make event in the book store to promote their books. Also I will invite Popular artist to make an event in the book store.
At first,I am going to collaborate with the amazon kindle and going to sell the ebooks and books with a sale of 30-40% discount online... For promoting #barnes&noble @alux.....
Smaller buildings in many cultural communities gear towards. Younger and older consumers. Who do reading and puzzle book.have authors come in invest in young author programs. Have creative and art going on visiting culinary artist cooking class with latest cook books think.
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I don't even own an ebook. Those flat things aren't for me. Sure, you may be able to carry more books, but nothing beats the feel and smell of an actual book.
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Totally agree. There's also a beauty in seeing a bookshelf full of books. But those who were born after the 2,000s probably prefer e-books. Assuming they even read.
Yep
Robert Castro They do. As a person born in 2004, I can confirm: I’m running out of space on my bookshelf.
HEY physical books are still amazing. There is artistry that goes into the binding, cover, paper, typography, etc. Books are more special. For the news tho, digital just makes more sense.
I love Barnes & Noble. Customer since 2007. I hope the One near me stays open. It seems to be crowded and have long Lines at times which seems to be a good Sign.
Ahh the place where I come to build muscle in another part of my body after the gym..... My brain.
Brain contains no muscle... Guess u missed that part during your training.
@@monmaxwitnaojulgri6032 wikipedia: "has the pattern of muscle but not a muscle" I was close. Thanks for the correction none the less.
I hope barnes and noble stays open. Its my favorite place to get books😭
I've been going to my local B & N for at least 25 years, as I love books and still buy them. I always buy a drink and food when I go too. It will be a truly sad day when they finally go under, which seems inevitable according to this video.
Yeah i feel the same way as a kid in middle school all the way through college, I used to get buy textbooks from there and I used to listen music back when music was on CDs lol. I'm a 90s kid so yeah I'm a millennial and I love Barnes and Noble.
Problem with brink and motor business is without stable customer. They won't survive.
Great Video! As mentioned Barnes and Nobles should continue to innovate by having co-working spaces, keep their partnerships with Starbucks and in some cities such as mine (Philadelphia) Barnes and Nobles have contracts with colleges and universities and carry text books and merchandise....however they need to move quickly because once Amazon Bookstores chooses to expand, that could be the end of Barnes and Nobles. Ultimately they’re going to need to partner with a tech company in order to survive, the next generation of consumers are more attached to their devices than a “bookstore experience”.
As a B&N Customer I agree. They need to innovate to survive. Once Walmart kept innovating while Kmart didn't that's what led to the downfall of Kmart. B&N faces this same fate against Amazon if they don't innovate their Services which I don't want to see happen as it's been a part of my Life since 2007.
I will always buy books from B&N over amazon. Am I paying more? Yes. Do I care? A little. But as far as going to a physical book store to get a book and sit down to relax in a calm warm environment is the best thing I can do for myself. I hope they can keep up with the changing times. I do love the idea of coworker spaces.
It is widely known in the rest of the world that Americans don't read or seek knowledge like the rest of the world does. So it's no surprise they're struggling. They should go global where there is respect for books in the physical and acedemia in general. Some of the comments shocked me like people saying they only read romance. It's definitely a cultural thing I'd never own an ebook or kindle but I have bookshelves. It's our culture in Ireland to read and write real books. 📚 We have respect for the written word and learning.
I know and it's sad we Americans don't appreciate reading as does other countries. May explain in large part why the United States falls behind other countries in science and technology. Too many teenagers would rather play video games than read a book. Smh
You two do realize that not every American young or otherwise is the way you describe I myself have more than 300 paper books in my house of all different genres and several e-books as well and my friends borrow books from me all the time don't go off of stereotypes yes there are a lot of people who like vedio games but that's not the sole root cause of our problems in my country if you want to blame something find some facts
Conceited much?
😂😂😂😂 this comment is a joke
I'm going to miss Barnes & Noble, it's been one of my favorite places to hang out. It's true though I don't buy a lot of books from them but I always get a coffee.
That was me when they closed down Borders
I love barnes and nobles!❤❤❤
So press and publishers whose book sell wisdom, didn't themselves have wisdom?
Initially. Improve the Customer Services and Fire the CEO and promoter
Damn depressing.
I agree Nadine. This store has been a huge part of my life. I feel like my best friend just died.
Sales! People want to get a bargain. B&N charges for the membership in order to get the discount. They should offer it for free.
Why does Walmart sell more books? Because one feels they're getting the same book for paying less money.
B&N has a lots of foot traffic. People would buy if they felt they were getting a deal on the product.
I love browsing B&N. What I do i see something I like in the store. I go online to see if I can get it cheaper. I'm in no hurry to get the book because I have many other books I can read while I wait for my book to arrive.
That money I saved can go to buying another book or buying something else. It adds up.
Another thing (in my opinion). B&N is paying more for the storage. For example B&N has the books sitting in spacious air conditioned store. Which costs more for B&N. Making them have to charge full price for the books.
I think it goes down to it being too expensive for the same book you can get cheaper somewhere else.
What you don't know is that books do not get a big discount from publishers.
They gotta offer things you can ONLY get from a physical store. Co working spaces, event venue, being a part of a university.
They used to have university bookstores across the country. Then they sold off that part of the business.
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I always buy books every time I go there, along with a venti green tea latte.😋
I still shop at Barnes And Noble
Great video! 🔥🔥🔥
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I love Barnes and Noble
Loved this video. I go to Barnes and Noble almost every week and thought the same thing! I think co working will be the solution
If I was appointed as a CEO of Barnes & Noble, then first noble deed I'd do is to ban coffee shops from all the bookstores. So that the customers will buy those books instead of enjoying it with a cup of coffee. And also I would like to open its franchises in other countries. Organizing a discounted book fair once in a year throughout the countries where its franchises exists will help a lot in brand endorsement. And running a campaign saying that 'Even Bill Gates & Warren Buffet became a great humans by reading our books' will improve company's image. In this modern age, people won't believe anything if great personalities aren't involved into it. And also catchphrase like 'Read Today, Rule Tommorow' can capture the brilliant minds of people 👍
You got to get permission to use their name
@@hurtspublishing3906 Yeah without their prior permission I can't use their name to commercialize bookstores. Or else, they'll sue me 😅
Change management and hired a new system and change all nook in to Apple IPad it’s the way attract customers and also discount and some interior.
Amazon please buy Barnes and Noble
This company should be one of the most powerful in the world definitely needs a new CEO
Literacy is freedom and an art. Books are valuable and offer a wealth of many different things.
I just hope with all these closings of barnes and noble they should open more amazon bookstores
B&N would best suited to expanding to have facilities like Wework. Private workspaces that could be rented out, coffee bar could also have a wine bar and food and desserts could be delivered to the room if people had meetings. They also could have benefited from partnering with TedTalks. Ted also would allow them to expand into the documentary industry, with individuals who write researched books can take that research to film.
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First, I'd focus on improving online sales, starting with their website. Kind of glitchy and confusing. I like the cafe idea, but not sure how that translates into book sales. I'd definitely reorganize the store shelves, the ones I go to are VERY confusing. I'd do virtual bookclubs with incentives for people coming into the store to purchase
This all sounds good. They should try some of it.
Virtual bookclubs that you mentioned, do they require real participation or just virtual meetings that happen online?
@@monmaxwitnaojulgri6032 why not both? At my local B&N they have Book Clubs and Meetings for Children. They should do the same for Teens and Adults.
@@monmaxwitnaojulgri6032 they can be both. So like a virtual meeting where the leader has others physically there, and a virtual audience that interacts.
Just start and they will lose to Amazon right away. Don't forget amazon start out as loss company.
I believe in order to survive, Barnes & Noble should tie up with schools and colleges for their books.
To save Barnes I'd emphasize the social aspect and rent out the coffee shop area once or twice a week to stuff like book clubs or chess tourneys. Plus emphasize that buying local helps locals with not just tax revenue but employing students and parents as well as regular people. Not only that but buying from Barnes can help local charities especially if they get more into that. I'd make it so if you're not into books but like ebooks and emags, then being in the store when you buy them gives that store some credit/a percentage. That and set your favorite/home store so it can do that even if you're on your ass at home.
Besides the products/services being provided; great customer service, marketing, and being innovative are essential to the growth and survival of any business. 👌
There's a lot of information in this video of the history of Barnes & Noble but as for me I'm more of a library person myself.
It's sad that BN has consistently failed over the past decades. One thing that they did well was offered a great experience and I feel that they could've capitalized on that instead of trying to chase Amazon. Starbucks and Apple are in the selling experience business as well so they can be used as a model. Most people don't go to Starbucks for the coffee, they go for the experience. So Barnes & Noble should have identified that and transformed their stored to fit that model. For example, each BN has a coffee shop in a small corner and the cash register is normally up front, what they could've done was relocate the coffee to the middle of the store, convert the corners to book shelves with lounges in each section, then have a kiosk in each quadrant that the loungers can see and checkout with if they choose to buy a book. And go a step further and let loungers order stuff from the coffee shop through the app that would be brought to their section. In addition, carry less physical books so that a browser/loungers can read in store and then purchase through the app, and if they wanted the physical book, it could be picked up or shipped out. You save on inventory and can use the extra space for lounging areas to keep people in the store.
I know it's a rant but I feel like it's a missed opportunity. Nook flopped, BN online sucks because you can just go to Amazon if you're shopping online, and the stores haven't really done anything to capitalize on the foot traffic.
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Books .. What happen in the old days, a hero didn't kiss the girl until the last page on a book . Now, he does it on the cover haha and as soon as you open up your phone
Fire all the top management, fire all the district managers, sell more than books, match prices online and bookstore, listen to employees more, hire more book people, get involved more on social media, expand cafe to a restaurant & bar, sell wine & indie beer, sell more toys & games.
Ive been waiting for this
Waiting for the video or for the barnes and noble to die? Be specific
Why not both? 🙂
@@chocahulic cause their leather bound collections are gold especially the Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Allan Poe ones.😍
If I was CEO of Barnes and Noble. I would sell coworking space, and make online publishing facilities available to the unemployed.
I dunno. In Utah they're flourishing. I do the potty dance trying to get around people after having trouble finding seating in the Starbucks. Their Nook island is full and has seats. And my Nook, made by Samsung, has GPS. Offline maps anyone? And it has full access to the Google Play Store. The Kindle FireOS is Android on training wheels coming from a techie perspective. And their app store is limited. Plus half the apps work like crap. I dunno if that's changed. I've owned a Kindle. And I don't trust Alexa. Isn't it recording more than the Google home? Plus Amazon's Fire phone. It's gone, Nook is still around and recently Barnes came out with a new Samsung Nook with a beautiful display and front firing speakers. And they have a great selection of ebooks and a decent prices of books in print. Sure it's more than Amazon but only sometimes. At least the ones I want. And I don't wanna wait for Amazon. And buy local and it pays for roads, schools, public housing etc. Oh and it employs locals. Did I mention you can converse with people in a Barnes? Stories like these affect sales like news and polls affect elections.
Cheaper books than Amazon. Hand held computers for customer service. Headsets a must for communication.
At least to stay relevant in today's world they should offer discount coupons exclusively to those who purchase books physically from their store.. These way they can attract bookreaders to their stores.. Though launching audio books and going online are the only means for longtime sustainability
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Hardly anybody buys anything from the stores? So my store helped almost 1,500 people today and I counted over $3,000 in cash for no reason?
Great
Shrink down and find out what makes people buy books over digital. Find out where physical is going and speed up online delivery for physical
Interesting video. However, Alux.Com should hire a different narrator: this narrator’s voice is grating and does not seem to take the subject seriously.
Toys are Us, Sears and now Barnes & Noble - they are all been ousted by the mammoth Amazon.
and Walmart.
Toys are us actually make profit but new owner company need to close it due to their financial loss. They try to bring it back but future is unknown. You can rely on Amazon. The mail service is overload of doing something it don't design to do.
@@campkira Toys r us and Barnes & Noble should merge. The Barnes & Noble near me sells many Toys in addition to Books and a Cafe. They could merge together to become a Powerhouse and compete against Walmart and Amazon.
Nice
The company should be use statues and dummies according to the famous books correctors to attract the customers. The animated trailors of famous stories should play on led.
Plz make video "world biggest shopping mall"
incorporated within the school, college Cricut. Campaigns on more book reviews and readership programs
First hire Tonny Robins as a mentor and then thinking of sell online.
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I started to read a book last night about adultery , sex, orgies, infidelity. I just had to put the Congressional Record down.
U tried.
I will make lot of interesting event in the book store to atract people to come. Then I will invite Popular public figur in recent time like Yoga teacher, Meditation teacher, Diet expert, to write books then make event in the book store to promote their books. Also I will invite Popular artist to make an event in the book store.
At first,I am going to collaborate with the amazon kindle and going to sell the ebooks and books with a sale of 30-40% discount online... For promoting #barnes&noble @alux.....
But it said 1873....🤔
Smaller buildings in many cultural communities gear towards. Younger and older consumers. Who do reading and puzzle book.have authors come in invest in young author programs. Have creative and art going on visiting culinary artist cooking class with latest cook books think.
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