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    1. What E-Retailers Must Know About How Shoppers Use Their Sites MarketLive Performance Index July 2007
    2. Web Analytics in Use
      • Overwhelming volume of data
      • Identifying actionable metrics
      • Taking action on findings
      • Establishing concrete benchmarks to measure progress and improvements
        • Site Specific
        • Competitive Landscape
      Daily Challenges for Web Merchants
    3. Web Analytics in Use “ The Conversion Rate is seriously flawed in that it does not lead directly to any kind of tangible improvement in a Web site's customer experience. It's too ambiguous and too binary — it's either ‘up’ or ‘down’ — to be directly relevant.” Forrester Research
    4. Competitive Benchmark: Pulse of E-retailing
      • Provides e-commerce benchmark data from robust set of MarketLive merchants
        • Online Revenue
          • Earning from $2M - $200M
        • Business Type
          • Cataloger
          • Brand Manufacturer
          • Brick & Mortar Retailer
          • Online Pure Play
        • Categories
          • Apparel, Accessories & Footwear
          • Home Furnishing & Decor
          • Health & Beauty
          • Gifts
      MarketLive Performance Index Source: MarketLive 100 Index, June 2007
    5. Competitive Benchmark: Pulse of E-retailing
      • Provides a holistic view of consumer behavior online
        • Benchmarks standard KPIs
        • Exposes under valued and overlooked metrics
      • Publicly available, published quarterly at www.marketlive.com
      • Highlights specific verticals and categories
      • Tied to Intelligent Selling Tactics
      MarketLive Performance Index Source: MarketLive Performance Index, June 2007
    6. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
    7. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • 1-and-Out Rate
        • Percentage of single-page visits on the site
        • Goal: A low number
      • Factors Affecting the 1-and-Out
        • Customer expectations (4-second rule)
          • Site/Brand Credibility
          • Site Design & Performance
          • Meeting user goals
            • Can target users easily recognize whether visit goals can be met?
        • Source of traffic
          • Consistent marketing/promotional messaging on landing page
      33% of visits end after just one page
    8. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Home Page Effectiveness
        • Home page typically represents the highest percentage of single-page visits on Web site
        • Cater to multiple shopping behaviors and needs
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #1
        • … consistently provided a broader mix of relevant merchandising targeted at core customer segments.
      Top MarketLive Performers
    9. Reducing the “1-and-Out” MarketLive Index Top Performer
        • Do you know how your most value customers like to shop?
    10. Reducing the “1-and-Out” MarketLive Index Top Performers
        • Merchandising must convey directive call-to-action; focus on specific user benefits
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #2
    11. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Beyond the Home Page
      *Source: MarketLive Performance Index, June 2007
        • Look for spikes in single-page visits that might signal an ineffective paid search campaign, natural search results link or affiliate referral.
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #3 75% of single page visits occur beyond the home page*
    12. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Marketing Effectiveness - Paid Search Analysis
        • Highly targeted search term: “skort”
        • Strong/elevated paid ad placement
        • Effective ad copy
      *Source: MarketLive Performance Index, June 2007 Paid Search result for “skort”
    13. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Marketing Effectiveness -Paid Search Analysis
        • Skorts category page has site’s highest “1-and-out” rate
        • Issue: existing category landing page does not effectively express the merchants depth of product selection
      Landing page for paid search ad: “skort”
    14. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Marketing Effectiveness - Paid Search Analysis
        • Linking directly to the product detail page supports the paid ad promise of available “…in a variety of colors…”
        • Take advantage of cross-sell opportunities to promote additional print styles
        • Lead your users to the most relevant landing page
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #4
    15. Reducing the “1-and-Out”
      • Marketing Effectiveness - Paid Search Analysis
        • Highlight the variety of colors & prints available, with merchandising text or additional imagery
        • Call out availability of additional SKU options on the directory page: “More Colors Available”
        • Consistently communicate marketing/promotional messaging on landing pages
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #5 Available in a dozen colors and prints More colors available
    16. Converting Browsers to Shoppers
      • Visit-to-Cart Rate (Customer Engagement Rate)
        • Measures the percentage of visits that lead to an open cart
        • Why it is important
      Converting Browsers to Shoppers
      • What are the shoppers’ expectations?
      • Do paid search or email marketing campaigns match messaging that’s actually on the site?
      • Does merchandising match shoppers’ needs?
      • Does the site engage users beyond the home page?
      • Is product content relevant and useful?
      • Are promotions timely & targeted to key customer?
      • Does the shopper trust the brand?
      • Does the shopper have concerns about security and online shopping?
      • Is pricing in line with customer expectations?
      • Are shipping and handling charges appropriate?
      • Does the checkout process allay shoppers’ privacy and security concerns?
      • What are the return policies?
        • Does the shopper have concerns about security and online shopping?
        • Is pricing in line with customer expectations?
        • Are shipping and handling charges appropriate?
        • Does the checkout process allay shoppers’ privacy and security concerns?
        • What are the return policies?
        • Can shoppers easily find the products most relevant to their needs?
        • Does the merchandising engage multiple types of shoppers?
        • Does the site engage the user from the home page onwards?
        • Is product content relevant and useful?
        • Are promotions timely and targeted to key customer interests?
      A pure indicator of the effectiveness of your site’s design, product mix, merchandising, and content to engage the user
    17. Converting Browsers to Shoppers
      • Factors Affecting Visit-to-Cart
        • Effective Product Discovery Methods
          • Navigation
          • Search
          • Merchandising
        • Product Page Effectiveness
        • Pricing
        • Stock Availability
      Less than 10% of visits lead to a cart What are you doing to engage your customers?
    18. Converting Browsers to Shoppers
      • Navigation Effectiveness
        • By offering many paths to products, merchants connect shoppers with products more efficiently – and provide a richer, more engaging experience
        • Offer many paths to products.
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #6 MarketLive Index Top Performer
    19. Converting Browsers to Shoppers MarketLive Index Top Performer
    20. Converting Browsers to Shoppers
      • Product Page Effectiveness
        • Low visits-to-carts from the product page signals that customer expectations are not being met
      • Product Page Effectiveness
      Converting Browsers to Shoppers
        • Design a more effective product detail page for “Information Needy Shoppers”
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #7
        • … consistently implement effective selling tactics on product pages:
          • Comprehensive product information
          • In-Stock Messaging
          • Visual hierarchy with prominence to “Add the Cart”
          • Alternative Images
          • Image Zoom
      Top MarketLive Performers Fold
      • Product Page Effectiveness
      Converting Browsers to Shoppers
    21. Easing Checkout
    22. Easing Checkout
      • Checkout Abandonment Rate
        • Measures the number of open carts that begin the checkout process compared with the number of actual completed orders.
      • Factors Affecting Checkout Abandonment
        • Forced account registration
        • Shipping Fees & Sticker Shock
        • Availability of vital information when needed
        • Clear & streamlined checkout process
        • Privacy & Security Concerns
    23. Easing Checkout
      • Forced Account Registration
        • Alarming trend : merchants requiring customers to register an account in order to complete their purchase
      Forced registration increases fall-off by 187% Require only what you need
        • Guest Checkout:
        • 8% Fall-off at this stage
        • Forced Registration:
        • 23% Fall-off at this stage
    24. Easing Checkout
      • Forced Account Registration
        • Sites that required mini-registration (email only) experienced a 12% higher fall-off rate at that step of checkout versus sites that allowed guest checkout
        • Implement “Mini-registration” model when requiring registration.
      Intelligent Selling Tactic #8
        • Mini-registration:
        • 9% Fall-off at this stage
    25. To Do List…Start Tomorrow
        • Reducing the “1-and-Out”
        • Cater to multiple shopping behaviors and needs
        • Merchandising must convey directive call-to-action; focus on specific user benefits
        • Look for spikes in single-page visits that might signal an ineffective paid search campaign, natural search results link or affiliate referral.
        • Lead your users to the most relevant landing page
        • Consistently communicate marketing/promotional messaging on landing pages
        • Turning Browsers into Shoppers
        • Offer many paths to the same product.
        • Design a more effective product detail page for “Information Needy Shoppers”
        • Easing Checkout
        • Implement “Mini-registration” model when requiring registration
        • And more…available in the research report
        • Ensure that search results pages are more engaging and actionable.
        • Move information back up the purchase path to prevent last-minute snags in checkout.
        • Attaching ROI to Customer Reviews
        • Use Signposts to Drive Shoppers to Completion
      Intelligent Selling Tactics That Drive Results

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