A US$500 device helps a mom-and-pop US toy store find shoppers on Google

By Spencer Soper
  • TECH

  • Wednesday, 05 Dec 2018

Pointy devices sit next to a register at Talbots Toyland in San Mateo, California.Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Talbots Toyland put its inventory online and watched foot traffic explode at its Bay Area location. 

Talbots Toyland used to buy full-page newspaper ads during the holiday shopping season and hope for the best. 

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