Game Stop Is Drowning

Submitted 4 years ago

Game Stops stock right now is dropping and I know why... People can simply go on their computer and purchase your products from somewhere cheaper. So why go to the store, right? Makes sense.. but What doesn't make sense is the company not fighting to over come that obstacle. What does the consumer want that only you can provide? Is your company strong enough to make a come back without help? Who would want to invest in a company with crumbling shares?
Answers:
People/Customers want new products, they want the next coolest peice of entertainment system available at a affordable price.
You need to team up with another crumbling company that has the tools that your company lacks.
My suggestion would be GoPro because their stock is also considerably down.
They are a electronics associated company with camera camera technology.
I remember vividly the Pokemon Go game being extremely popular. Why not sit down with eachother and figure out a way to turn their camera system into a interactive game associated with helping people stay be more active. People want to be healthier and need an excuse to want to get up off the couch and get some extra exercise.

GoPro already has a basic shell, if they can add features to it you could advertise it to also be a multi gadget ghost hunting tool. Make it so that Go Pro Game Stop is the only place you can buy this new system. The merger of the 2 companies will reduce it down to one single stock and between the 2 companies sales the stock should rise.

This year when gopro was hosting the mountian games I wrote them a letter suggesting that they team up with you because I liked the idea that they were into gatherings. I personally think you have have parkinglot parties. Contest because people love the idea of having a good chance at winning something. Pass out a raffle ticket with every sale. Live local bands, meet and greets, invite food trucks. Do it once a month. Give them incentives to come back before hand.
You need permits and a list of local vendors..

Maybe make some scratch off tickets with savings underneath and pass them out to people.

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Amy K