Priority options for using the TON Metaspace in retail

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Marketing

• product placement
• immersive marketing
• product demonstration
• ethnographic research
• NFT-based loyalty programs

Product

• testing and fitting of the product
• branded digital product
• digital and physical integration
• NFT partnership and licensing

Commerce

• advanced e-commerce
• enhanced store experience
• visualization of the planogram and layout of the store
• demo/digital stores of the metaverse

Supply Chain/Operations

• production design, safety and testing
• interaction with the contact center
• modeling and refinement of the process
• last delivery and verification of the blockchain

Talent

• association of employees
• immersive events
• training and practical modeling

At the same time, projects should also be willing to experiment with different types of technologies, such as TON blockchain and virtual reality, to create a more engaging and immersive experience. Projects also need to be willing to be flexible and agile to respond to technological advances. Projects must also be willing to invest in the right skills and resources to ensure the safety and high quality of their products and services. Finally, projects should use analytics to measure the success of their initiatives in order to make informed decisions about the direction of their metaverse-based initiatives.

The best way to try to create a virtual storefront without a cloud infrastructure is to use a device-based approach. This involves placing the showcase on a device that the customer can access from home. Such an approach would allow the customer to get acquainted with the product or services in a virtual environment and could even be used to post customer reviews or data for a better understanding of consumer preferences.

A device-based approach will also require a robust digital partnership management system to ensure security, customer continuity and adaptation to their needs. This may include DAO management software, analytics, and decision-making tools to ensure that the customer's virtual experience matches their preferences.

Finally, a device-based approach would require a payment system to monetize a virtual storefront. This may include a TON Connect, Wallet, DEX, Jettons and other payment methods that ensure the security and convenience of the customer's payment.

In general, a device-based approach is the best way to try to create a virtual storefront without a cloud infrastructure. Although this approach requires significant investment, the reward may be well justified in terms of customer satisfaction and potential return on investment.

No one knows where metaverse can take us. However, it is already clear that this will not go away and will develop further. In one form or another, the metaverse already exists, and the opportunities it provides to well-trained retail organizations should provide a very promising future.