A real business can look completely different depending on who is looking at it.
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A real business can look completely different depending on who is looking at it.
Health & Beauty · Amsterdam
What made you stop and look?
I had a skin treatment there in Amsterdam. My friend suggested. When arrived, I was shocked that there was no public visibility, no graphic design and etc. My question is; How they have got the very good customer traffic when they have not followed any marketing criteria?
What works
They're not actually doing no marketing. They're on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook, and they take bookings online. What they don't have is a shopfront — the address is a second floor, so there's nothing to walk past and nothing to put a sign on. That looks like a deliberate trade. No window, no footfall, low overhead, and all the discovery happening on social and through recommendations. Which is exactly how this page's contributor found them.
Could be better
I expected to be welcomed into a dedicated waiting room rather than asked to wait in a public corridor. Providing a comfortable and private waiting area would create a more professional first impression and enhance the overall visitor experience.
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Health & Beauty · Naarden
Being in the corner of a busy street and in a good location beside other busy stores make me curious about this store.
Retail · Bussum
What caught my attention is the gap between Scapino’s strong value proposition and the physical store experience. It offers affordable shoes and sportswear in a large, accessible location, but customer feedback shows there may still be opportunities to improve how the online and in-store experience work together — especially around product availability and service.
Food & Drink · Naarden
A small local pizzeria that has built its identity around one very visible thing: the wood-fired oven. The product and the way it is made are part of the experience.
Retail · Gothenburg
Living in the Netherlands, I’m used to supermarkets being very functional: go in, shop, leave. What caught my attention in Gothenburg was how much the physical space changed that feeling. Wide aisles, high ceilings and an open layout made an everyday supermarket visit feel noticeably more comfortable.
Health & Wellness · Sinsheim
I visited in May 2025, and what really stood out was the contrast: one side is all energy, slides and adrenaline, while the other feels like a calm tropical escape. It feels like two completely different experiences under one roof.
Retail · Naarden
It feels more like a private car collection than a typical dealership. The cars, the showroom and the presentation immediately make you curious.
Perspectives
I expected to be welcomed into a dedicated waiting room rather than asked to wait in a public corridor. Providing a comfortable and private waiting area would create a more professional first impression and enhance the overall visitor experience.
On Nadi skinPut prices and a WhatsApp number where people look first. A short price list on Google, on the door, on whatever page exists. Cut, colour, highlights, from what to what. Nobody expects an exact number before they sit down. They just want to know roughly what they're walking into. Right now that's the one thing standing between someone being curious about the place and actually calling.
On EleganceCreate a “Table by the Oven” experience: one bookable table positioned around the oven experience, with a short tasting menu or chef-selected pizzas. Instead of trying to increase capacity, make the limited capacity something customers specifically want to book.
On De HoutovenWhen the place looks this good, expectations go up. The food, service and overall experience need to match what the building promises.
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