High Service Retailers Presented by Marcia Camacho Jaime Gleason Heather Jonas Lindsey Klug Betsy Palm Sarah Steuer
High Service Retailers
Magnificent Mile
Department Store
Specialty Store
Marshall Field’s History
Came to Chicago in 1856 as a well known salesman with a merchants instinct
Immediately had a huge impact on retailing
High-quality goods
Built grand emporiums
Revolutionized the shopping experience
“ Give the Lady What She Wants”
1871 – Chicago Fire and the rebuild
62 locations in only 8 states
Marshall Field’s Layout
Over 800,000 square feet
Lower level & 9 floors
Men’s only on Second Floor
Women’s on Third, Fourth & Fifth Floor
Both have accessories on First Floor
Marshall Field’s Layout
2 Juice Bars in 2003
Bally Total Fitness
Crunch Fitness
3 restaurants
7 on State
Café
Walnut Room
2 food courts
Australian Homemade Ice Cream
2 Starbucks coffee bars
Tiffany Dome
Made of 1.7 million pieces
6,000 square feet
Largest glass mosaic of its kind
First dome ever built in iridescent glass
Largest example of Tiffany favrile glass in world
Marshall Field’s Layout
Lighting, music & decor determined by department
Shoes Department
16,000 square feet
Cosmetic Departments
26,000 square feet
Marshall Field’s Layout & Displays
Crowded
Stocked like a department store
Primary displays, few secondary displays
Lots of racks
Hectic, congested transportation between floors
Marshall Field’s Website
Easy Access
Accessible to information
Emails about sales
Shopping online under construction
http:// www.fields.com
Marshall Field’s Special Services
Credit Card
Rewards
Personal Shoppers
Gift/Bridal Services
Weekly Advertisement
Marshall Field’s Financials
2003
Asset Turnover
2584/2153 = 1.200
Marshall Fields Revenue/Target Corp Revenue
2584/48163 = 5.37% of Target Corp Revenue
2002
Asset Turnover
2691/2202 = 1.22
Marshall Fields Revenue/Target Corp Revenue
2691/43917 = 6.13% of Target corps revenue
Marshall Field’s How the store is doing
May Company can reinvent back to high service status
Not anticipating sales to decrease because of sale
Problems because of sale
Charge card complaints
POS software
Marshall Field’s Personal Impressions
Overabundance of employees
Store was overwhelming
Neiman Marcus History
Founded in 1907 by Herbert Marcus, Carrie Marcus Neiman and Al Neiman in Downtown Dallas, Texas
“ It’s never a good sale for Neiman Marcus, unless it’s a good buy for the customer.”
35 stores & 14 clearance stores located throughout the United States
Neiman Marcus Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion
Neiman Marcus Store Layout
Outdated, dull
Poor Lighting
Felt like a retirement home
Brands had their own alcove
Limited inventory on floor
Soft music
Fur coat trunk show
Cold environment
Ignored customers based on financial status
Neiman Marcus Website
Online accounts
Latest trends
Easy shopping categories
E-mails about fashion & sales
www.neimanmarcus.com
Neiman Marcus Special Services
Credit Card
Incircle Rewards
Personal Shopper
Bridal Registry
Catalog
Neiman Marcus Financials
2003
Net Profit X Asset X Leverage = Return on Equity
Margin Turnover
.035 X 1.523 X 1.788 = 0.095
2002
Net Profit X Asset X Leverage = Return on Equity
Margin Turnover
.034 X 1.55 X 1.81 = 0.095
Neiman Marcus How the store is doing
14% jump in same store sales
87% jump in net earnings
Planning to open 5 new stores by 2007
Neiman Marcus Personal Impressions
Plain
Dark & Boring
Unknowledgeable employees
Lord & Taylor History
David May and Levi copper-riveted pants
Opened first store in 1888 in Denver, Colorado
54 Lord & Taylor stores
Lord & Taylor Layout
7 Floors
First Floor
Accessories
Cosmetics
All were very small
Felt like a cheap, crowded department store
Light music in background
Store signs looked cheap
Plain mannequins
No makeup
No faces
Racks overflowing
Lord & Taylor Website
Advertisements
Mailing Lists
www.lordandtaylor.com
Lord & Taylor Special Services
Credit Card
Mailing Lists
Catalogs
Lord & Taylor Financials
May Company’s 2003 Net Sales
$13.3 Million
Lord & Taylor was 7.32% of May’s 2003 Net Sales
$1.8 Million
Lord and Taylor How the store is doing
Closing many stores
May Company only opened 1 store in 2004
Trying to reposition back to the status it once had
Lord & Taylor Personal Impression
Unprofessional, nonexistent staff
Extremely rude
Nordstrom History
Originated as a shoe store, Wallin & Nordstrom
Later became Nordstrom, Inc.
Nordstrom was based on exceptional service, selection, quality & value
1960’s began growing rapidly
Added the clothing market
Nordstrom Layout
Easy to read map
Very Spacious
Customer Friendly Shopping Environment
Comfy Chairs
Main Level
Cosmetics
Women’s Shoes
Second Level
Men’s Merchandise
Third Level
Women’s Apparel
High-end designer lines
Classic or Conservative Collections
Wood trim
Modern Collections
Vibrant colors
Lighting displays
Clean displays to accent special items
Add home décor to give display style
Racks are not stuffed full
Nordstorm Layout & Display
Nordstrom Layout & Displays
Displays include everything including accessories
Every displays has a certain look to it
Each display pulled products together
$1300.00 for pure fashion - 40% Discount = $780.00 almost affordable Wearing a coat made out of every part of the animal…Priceless Price for High Fashion
Website
Online accounts
Easy shopping
E-mails
Access to all services
www.nordstrom.com
Nordstrom Special Services
Credit Card
Catalog
Wedding Shop
Customer Service
Nordstrom Financials
2003
Net Profit X Asset X Leverage = Return on Equity
Margin Turnover
.037 X 1.454 X 2.734 = 0.147
2002
Net Profit X Asset X Leverage = Return on Equity
Margin Turnover
.015 X 1.46 X 2.99 = .065
Nordstrom How the store is doing?
1 st quarter sales of 2004
Increased 16.6%
Profits increased 153%
Future Plans
Open 4 full line stores in 2005
Next 4 years to compete with Marshall Field’s & Macy’s
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