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To Start - We Noticed A Whole Bunch of Right!
eCommerce
Globally
Projected to hit $1.9 trillion by 2016
Expected to grow by 53% over next 3 years
Significant
Addressable
Market Size
Canada projected to be $38 billion in 2017
10%+ CAGR over next 5 years
Canadian
Market Growth
has 2 Unique
“Rising Tides”
A shift to online :: Canada = ~4% of total retail
USA = 8% in 2012
UK = 25% in 2014
Ger = 11% in 2014
Cross Border Shopping
+/-50% of dollars spent online go to US sites
Canadian eCommerce is one of the fastest growing segments of the Canadian economy
No Canadian market leader exists
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Sources: StatsCan, eMarketer
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Multi-Merchant Marketplace?
One Stop SHOP
One Cart/Check-Out
Online Shopping
Mall
Relentless Focus
Free Shipping & Returns
Customer
Experience
Social Sharing
Share MORE = Earn MORE
Earn Miles
Mix/Match 5,000+ Brands
29 Categories
Your Favorite
Brands
Consumers
Merchants
Marketplace-as-a-Service (MaaS)
Supplier World – P, P, I, OM
Cost Per Order – Know ROI
Retailers,
Manufacturers,
Distributors
MMM Business Model
5+ Million Products
$10 Billion in Inventory
Coast-to-Coast Reach
Virtual
Inventory
No Inventory
No Warehouse
No Pick-Pack-n-Ship
Drop-Ship as
MOR
Leverage and Scale
Minimize Cost Per Acquisition
Maximize Repeat customers
Lifetime Value of a Customer
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With Selection, Service and Rewards
Massive
Product
Selection
Virtual Inventory of Millions of Shippable Products
Leading Loyalty
Program
Domain Expertise & Capital Efficiency
Proven
Partnership
Abilities
600+ Merchant Partners and Counting
5 Year Exclusive Strategic Alliance with Aeroplan
Strong Talent
and Expertise
Rapidly
Growing
+1,200% 2013 vs. 2012
+370% 2014 YTD
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But…Managing 600+ DCs isn’t easy!
Supply and Demand Uncertainty
Supply Chain Disruptions
Unsteady Supplier Performance
Supplier Cancelled Orders
Customer Loyalty & Retention at risk
Cost per acquisition > Cost per repeat
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Managing the chaos
Frequent inventory updates
Carve-out inventory (by brand or category)
Inventory Buffers
Regressive and Predictive Analytics
Subscriptions – Accurately measure demand
Service Level Agreements – Monitor and
Enforce
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Strategies for Joining Marketplaces
Test a new brand or product line – pilot demand
before a big buy
White Label - Avoid channel conflicts
Test price elasticity – change in demand quantity /
change in price
Clear older product styles
Additional revenue channels (More ore less than
SEM)
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At the end of the day….
Deliver a customer experience that drives
repeat business through
Great Products
Unmatched Service and
Best in Class Loyalty
Starting and Joining a marketplace in canada - worthwhile investment
So what’s wrong with Candaa?
What’s wrong with Canada?
Journey started in New York
(Big Ben Story….)
But looked at technology/brain drain was happening….
Amazon – 1994 now 150 Billion Market Cap
Ebay – 1995 now 65 Billion
Rakuten – 1997 now 15 Billion
Ali Baba -1999 now 230 Billion
Fast forward to 2011 -> BUT NOTHING IN CANADA??? WHATS WRONG?
----- Meeting Notes (06/02/13 14:57) -----
Well Surely our City’s are well oiled
If not our city’s, Canada’s trade with the US and international partners is strong…
huh/?
Now we’re talking Canada
-$457 Billion Retail Market Size
Telecom
-Telecom was $44B in 2014
-BUT CAGR 2.2% next 5 years
Canadians are Loyal
- 9.5 Cards per Household
- Gavin Haircut example
Canadians Love Transparency
- Explain the issues with Cross Border/ Brokerage Service
What you see is what you pay…how many times have you seen this…
Canadians are Digital and Social
- How many of you love Candy Crush Saga???
-2nd in the world in time on the internet & 1st in terms of monthly page views
-2nd worldwide in monthly hours and videos per viewer
-724 billion display ad impressions were served, +17% year over year
-Facebook is #1 -- but Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Pinterest and Instagram are growing!
SHOW OF HANDS….how many DCs do you operate from?
How many do you think we have?
Uncertainty - Boathouse example…Last Q4 - We sold out of everything that merchant had – literally in the warehouse and starting to take a way from retail shelf space…great success but how can we do better?
Supply Chain Disruptions – Vancouver Port Strike – delayed shipments – we don’t get the visibility
Supplier Performance – some just don’t see eye-to-eye.
Stock Outs and Race Conditions – Huge risk
PS4 example of price sensitivity / elasticity
One shoe merchant (sherson) – who’s never sold online, but is testing