9	
  Enterprise	
  eCommerce	
  Tips	
  You	
  Can	
  
Implement	
  In	
  The	
  Next	
  Six	
  Months	
  	
  	
  

	
  	
  
RYAN	
  GRIPP	
  
PRESENTED	
  BY

Manager,	
  eCommerce	
  H2O	
  Plus	
  
+Runs	
  eCommerce	
  opera5ons	
  
for	
  H2O	
  Plus	
  Worldwide	
  	
  
	
  
+Built	
  complex	
  eCommerce	
  Systems	
  
(Oracle	
  ATG,	
  IBM,	
  etc.)	
  
	
  
+Founded	
  several	
  startups	
  
(most	
  recently	
  @reeNuilders)	
  

ABOUT	
  
RYAN	
  
#9- Top Navigation : Sale

Category	
  NavigaPon	
  is	
  a	
  criPcal	
  component	
  to	
  
ecommerce	
  merchandising.	
  Luxury	
  brands	
  for	
  a	
  
long	
  Pme	
  have	
  resisted	
  the	
  verbiage	
  of	
  “sale”.	
  	
  
	
  
However,	
  our	
  data	
  suggests	
  that	
  customers	
  
respond	
  29%	
  beVer	
  with	
  “sale”	
  versus	
  “special	
  
offers”.	
  	
  
	
  
Customers	
  aren’t	
  stupid	
  
#8- Google Plus
#8- Google Plus

Search	
  –	
  Leverage	
  where	
  it’s	
  strong	
  
	
  
Customers	
  –	
  Are	
  your	
  customers	
  there?	
  
	
  
Budget	
  –	
  	
  Will	
  social	
  drive	
  conversions?	
  

“Google	
  Plus…is	
  like	
  a	
  ghost	
  town.”	
  
Feb	
  2014	
  New	
  York	
  Times	
  
Copyright 2013 Gartner
#7 Email Subject Lines
The purpose of the subject line is for the
customer to open the email
Wingdings and Colons (:)
Cadence and time sensitive: "Last Chance, Ends
Tonight, Exclusive”

Final reminder for complimentary entry to attend the West Freelands BCI Cluster Conference 2006 (0.5%)
Inside Football: Summer Training Camp Preview Issue (74.3%)
#6 Add to Cart
“Move the shopper nearer to completing
their purchase, which often means
sending them to the basket page.
Move the shopper to buy other items,
which is best served by keeping visitors
on the product page with a strong
notification of the 'basket add'.”
-Econsultancy
#5 Reviews
User Generated Content (UGC) like reviews
increases conversions and helps improve SEO.
On average, H2O+ has found a 2X increase in
conversion and up to 3X increase for those who
create UGC like product reviews.
#4 Live Chat
Start where your customers abandon
your website
Proactive vs Reactive
The checkout flow is critical
Agent Skill

“44	
  percent	
  of	
  online	
  shoppers	
  liked	
  having	
  quesPons	
  answered	
  and	
  
concerns	
  addressed	
  in	
  the	
  very	
  middle	
  of	
  the	
  purchase	
  process.”	
  
-Forrester
Making	
  Proac9ve	
  Chat	
  Work
#3 Distractions
Does this contribute to a user completing
the goal on the page?
The user did “X” and now will I receive “Y”?
#2 Home Page
Use customer data to craft a home page strategy
Personalization is always a good idea
Use data to combat the CEO or executive “gut
instinct”	
  

Data
Subjectivity
#1 Credit Card Type
Average	
  checkout	
  process*	
  includes	
  five	
  pages	
  and	
  
up	
  to	
  50	
  different	
  steps.	
  
	
  
The	
  credit	
  card	
  type	
  can	
  be	
  detected	
  by	
  looking	
  up	
  
the	
  Issuer	
  IdenPficaPon	
  Number	
  (IIN),	
  which	
  is	
  part	
  
of	
  the	
  first	
  6	
  digits	
  of	
  the	
  credit	
  card	
  number.	
  	
  

MasterCard:	
  51-­‐55	
  
American	
  Express:	
  34,	
  37	
  
JCB:	
  35	
  
Diners	
  InternaPonal:	
  36	
  
China	
  Union	
  Pay:	
  6200-­‐6250	
  

*2012	
  Smashing	
  Design	
  Study	
  
WHAT YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW

Itemize	
  things	
  you	
  learned	
  for	
  ecommerce	
  
	
  
Have	
  your	
  team	
  priori5ze	
  quick	
  wins	
  in	
  the	
  
next	
  6	
  months	
  
	
  
Rinse	
  and	
  repeat	
  every	
  6	
  months	
  
THANKS!

TwiVer:	
  @ryangripp	
  
Linkedin:	
  Ryan	
  Gripp	
  
rgripp@h2oplus.com	
  

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9 Enterprise eCommerce Tips you can Implement in the next 6 months

  • 1.
    9  Enterprise  eCommerce  Tips  You  Can   Implement  In  The  Next  Six  Months           RYAN  GRIPP   PRESENTED  BY Manager,  eCommerce  H2O  Plus  
  • 2.
    +Runs  eCommerce  opera5ons   for  H2O  Plus  Worldwide       +Built  complex  eCommerce  Systems   (Oracle  ATG,  IBM,  etc.)     +Founded  several  startups   (most  recently  @reeNuilders)   ABOUT   RYAN  
  • 3.
    #9- Top Navigation: Sale Category  NavigaPon  is  a  criPcal  component  to   ecommerce  merchandising.  Luxury  brands  for  a   long  Pme  have  resisted  the  verbiage  of  “sale”.       However,  our  data  suggests  that  customers   respond  29%  beVer  with  “sale”  versus  “special   offers”.       Customers  aren’t  stupid  
  • 4.
  • 5.
    #8- Google Plus Search  –  Leverage  where  it’s  strong     Customers  –  Are  your  customers  there?     Budget  –    Will  social  drive  conversions?   “Google  Plus…is  like  a  ghost  town.”   Feb  2014  New  York  Times  
  • 6.
  • 7.
    #7 Email SubjectLines The purpose of the subject line is for the customer to open the email Wingdings and Colons (:) Cadence and time sensitive: "Last Chance, Ends Tonight, Exclusive” Final reminder for complimentary entry to attend the West Freelands BCI Cluster Conference 2006 (0.5%) Inside Football: Summer Training Camp Preview Issue (74.3%)
  • 8.
    #6 Add toCart “Move the shopper nearer to completing their purchase, which often means sending them to the basket page. Move the shopper to buy other items, which is best served by keeping visitors on the product page with a strong notification of the 'basket add'.” -Econsultancy
  • 9.
    #5 Reviews User GeneratedContent (UGC) like reviews increases conversions and helps improve SEO. On average, H2O+ has found a 2X increase in conversion and up to 3X increase for those who create UGC like product reviews.
  • 10.
    #4 Live Chat Startwhere your customers abandon your website Proactive vs Reactive The checkout flow is critical Agent Skill “44  percent  of  online  shoppers  liked  having  quesPons  answered  and   concerns  addressed  in  the  very  middle  of  the  purchase  process.”   -Forrester Making  Proac9ve  Chat  Work
  • 11.
    #3 Distractions Does thiscontribute to a user completing the goal on the page? The user did “X” and now will I receive “Y”?
  • 12.
    #2 Home Page Usecustomer data to craft a home page strategy Personalization is always a good idea Use data to combat the CEO or executive “gut instinct”   Data Subjectivity
  • 13.
    #1 Credit CardType Average  checkout  process*  includes  five  pages  and   up  to  50  different  steps.     The  credit  card  type  can  be  detected  by  looking  up   the  Issuer  IdenPficaPon  Number  (IIN),  which  is  part   of  the  first  6  digits  of  the  credit  card  number.     MasterCard:  51-­‐55   American  Express:  34,  37   JCB:  35   Diners  InternaPonal:  36   China  Union  Pay:  6200-­‐6250   *2012  Smashing  Design  Study  
  • 14.
    WHAT YOU CANDO RIGHT NOW Itemize  things  you  learned  for  ecommerce     Have  your  team  priori5ze  quick  wins  in  the   next  6  months     Rinse  and  repeat  every  6  months  
  • 15.
    THANKS! TwiVer:  @ryangripp   Linkedin:  Ryan  Gripp   rgripp@h2oplus.com   FREE sample of H2O Plus Hand and Nail Cream! Grab one as you walk out!