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		<title>If I ran an online store that sold clothes, shoes, or glasses</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If I ran an online store that sold clothes, shoes, or glasses, I would let customers upload pictures of themselves in the clothes and make it easy for website visitors to filter the photos by people that look like them.
Isn&#8217;t this always the issue with buying clothes online? You just don&#8217;t know what it will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If I ran an online store that sold clothes, shoes, or glasses, I would let customers upload pictures of themselves in the clothes and make it easy for website visitors to filter the photos by people that look like them.</p>
<p>Isn&#8217;t this always the issue with buying clothes online? You just don&#8217;t know what it will look like on you. Fine; find someone that looks like you and be the judge.</p>
<p>Online retailers will resist this, just like they initially resisted reviews. Why? For the same reason that they resisted review: because someone might say something bad in the review. In this case, some people might look bad in the clothes, which would conflict with the brand&#8217;s image.</p>
<p>Why do this? If you know you will look bad, you won&#8217;t buy the clothes anyway. And arguably, I don&#8217;t want you wearing them either. But if you can see that you will look great, then I just upped my conversion rate and got another endorsement out on the street.</p>
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