All the presentations from RetailOasis' Big Breakfast combined: Anna from Besen, DJ from Thorn, Mark from RCG, and Pippa from RetailOasis. All explaining their key takeouts from the National Retail Federation Big Show in NYC and CES,
RetailOasis Big Breakfast 2017: PresentationRetailOasis
All the presentations, in one place from RetailOasis 3rd Annual Big Breakfast - including:
- Steve Kulmar ( Founder, RetailOasis)
- Mark Teperson ( Digital Director, RCG)
- Rory Scott (GM - Strategy, Super Retail Group)
- Pippa Kulmar (Co-Director, RetailOasis)
- Darren Aquilina (GM - Marketing & Procurement, Thorn)
BIG Thoughts from the RetailOasis BIG BreakfastRetailOasis
Following the RetailOasis BIG Breakfast for 100 of Australia's leading retailers on Wednesday the 25th of February 2015, here Steve Kulmar's presentation
MYER's Thoughts from the RetailOasis BIG BreakfastRetailOasis
1) The document discusses Richard Umbers' presentation on innovation and new retail at Myer.
2) Umbers notes that Myer aims to achieve $80 million in innovation initiatives in the 2015 fiscal year, representing around 2.67% of total sales.
3) Umbers outlines characteristics of "new retail", including being tech-enabled and customer-centric, with borderless and multi-channel operations beyond traditional retail channels.
All the presentations from RetailOasis' Big Breakfast combined: Anna from Besen, DJ from Thorn, Mark from RCG, and Pippa from RetailOasis. All explaining their key takeouts from the National Retail Federation Big Show in NYC and CES,
RetailOasis Big Breakfast 2017: PresentationRetailOasis
All the presentations, in one place from RetailOasis 3rd Annual Big Breakfast - including:
- Steve Kulmar ( Founder, RetailOasis)
- Mark Teperson ( Digital Director, RCG)
- Rory Scott (GM - Strategy, Super Retail Group)
- Pippa Kulmar (Co-Director, RetailOasis)
- Darren Aquilina (GM - Marketing & Procurement, Thorn)
BIG Thoughts from the RetailOasis BIG BreakfastRetailOasis
Following the RetailOasis BIG Breakfast for 100 of Australia's leading retailers on Wednesday the 25th of February 2015, here Steve Kulmar's presentation
MYER's Thoughts from the RetailOasis BIG BreakfastRetailOasis
1) The document discusses Richard Umbers' presentation on innovation and new retail at Myer.
2) Umbers notes that Myer aims to achieve $80 million in innovation initiatives in the 2015 fiscal year, representing around 2.67% of total sales.
3) Umbers outlines characteristics of "new retail", including being tech-enabled and customer-centric, with borderless and multi-channel operations beyond traditional retail channels.
The document discusses the future of retail, predicting a decline in the distinction between online and offline commerce. While e-commerce growth is slowing, mobile commerce is increasing as a percentage of total e-commerce sales. Physical retail locations will remain important and may fulfill online orders, while digital technologies enhance the in-store shopping experience. Successful retailers will integrate online and offline channels through an omnichannel approach.
Osudio Presentation marketing momentum Victor TerpstraFaces of Content
This document contains a sales slide deck for Osudio, an e-commerce company with 20 years of experience. The slides discuss trends in omnichannel retail like the growth of mobile shopping and use of big data. Facts are presented on high cart abandonment rates and the importance of meeting customers across channels. Ten conclusions are provided on how to succeed in omnichannel retail, such as making it a c-level priority, being customer-centric, having a clear vision, and avoiding lazy data decisions.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Pippa Kulmar, Co-Director RetailOasisRetailOasis
A presentation by Pippa Kulmar from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast. Talking about the shrinking lifecycle of a business and how successful businesses are addressing change. A more to being more ethical in their operations, focusing on culture and cooperating with start-ups.
This document outlines the business model of A Brand New Bag, a retail franchise that sells authentic designer brands at affordable prices. It discusses their mission to help families look good and feel smart through savings. Franchisees are given a turnkey retail system including training, merchandise, and support. Customers benefit from name brands through reverse layaway which allows purchases to be taken home immediately with payments over 11 months with no interest. The goal is to become the largest retail chain through helping ordinary people create extraordinary incomes and successful businesses of their own.
The document outlines 6 keys to creating a stronger customer experience: 1) think omnichannel by integrating shopping channels, 2) nurture advocates through mutually beneficial relationships rather than just discounts, 3) leverage data insights to understand customers and drive decisions, 4) let consumers control their experience by listening to feedback, 5) personalize the experience in real time through emerging technologies, and 6) anticipate consumer needs by understanding how they interact with the brand across channels. Retailers who can adapt to these consumer-centric strategies will be the most profitable in today's competitive retail environment.
This document discusses the future of retail and how service design can help address challenges facing the industry. New technologies like mobile, social media, and location-based services are driving changes in customer behaviors such as showrooming and buying/trying products anywhere. Retail stores are struggling with a 4% sales decrease while online sales are increasing. Both online and offline channels have advantages and disadvantages. The solution is seen as an omnichannel approach that combines the best of both worlds through seamless customer journeys. Service design can help create integrated physical and digital experiences like those demonstrated by case studies of Kate Spade, Nike, Bonobos, and Burberry. The retail experience needs to be rethought beyond online vs offline models
This document discusses the changing landscape of consumer analytics in the 21st century. It notes that consumers now expect personalized, convenient experiences from companies and have higher standards of business practices and social responsibility. Effective analytics requires understanding what consumers truly want through factors like transactions, personalization, culture, and immediacy. The best companies will differentiate themselves by putting consumer value first and using ambitious analytics solutions to continuously improve the consumer experience.
How to identify customer pain points and create agile solutions that will ensure long term health for your brand? Alasdair Lennox walk us through innovation in retail at the 2016 Online & Offline Retail forum in Moscow.
The document discusses the changing retail landscape and the challenges facing pureplay retailers. It finds that pureplay retailers must spend heavily on paid search to drive traffic since they lack brand awareness from physical stores. Pureplay retailers purchase more paid search keywords but pay higher costs per visitor than retailers with physical stores. While some pureplay retailers are growing rapidly in sales, many struggle with profitability due to high customer acquisition costs from their reliance on performance marketing. The document examines how retailers are adapting by adding physical storefronts or through acquisitions.
The internet and phones are the new showroom and the key to 88 million millen...karinabradley
The document discusses how millennials are driving changes in automotive purchasing trends and how dealerships need to adapt. Some key points:
- Millennials prefer to do research and shopping online and on mobile devices before purchasing. They value on-demand access, social media, loyalty programs, and discounts.
- The internet and phones have become the new showroom, with 88% of customers using online resources for car shopping. Dealerships need to build their online infrastructure and prioritize digital marketing.
- To reach millennials, dealerships need dedicated phone and internet sales teams, strong CRM systems to manage leads, and content libraries with email and voicemail templates for personalized follow-up. Phone
Presentation from NRF 2019 Retail's Big Show
Seth Webb, Managing Director, Tusk Ventures
Al Gerrie, Co-Founder and CEO, ZigZag Global
Mike Oitzman, VP or Marketing & Product , IceCream Labs
Sara Whiffen, Founder and CEO, rohvi
Mike Futch, President, Tompkins Robotics
Erhan Ark, Founder and CEO, Pick 'n' Watch
A very basic introduction to peak-end design of user experiences, showing how to allocate people, processes and technology strategically to form memorable experiences. Based on the psychological work of Daniel Kahneman.
Stop the hemorrhaging of attrition and simultaneously increase your dealershi...Sean Bradley
There is over a 70 percent attrition rate with New Hires in the Automotive Sales industry. Most dealers are suffering from high turnover. And Sales Consultants are suffering from mediocrity. This presentation will show you why this is happening and how to not only fix it but how to literally increase your gross and volume by 50%
John Carney, OpenJaw : How Marketers Can Harness The Power Of Big DataDMX Dublin
The document discusses 5 big data trends for marketers in 2019: 1) Narrowing the personalization gap, 2) Persisting data privacy concerns, 3) Combining online and offline customer data, 4) Growing importance of geolocation marketing and analytics, and 5) Growing importance of customer lifetime value modeling. It then outlines the 5 key components needed to build a big data platform for customer-centric marketing: 1) Customer data, 2) Identity resolution, 3) Big data warehouse, 4) Data science, and 5) Data distribution/APIs. Finally, it discusses how insights from data science such as customer lifetime value, propensity, and clustering can transform a marketing strategy to increase metrics like conversion rates and revenue
Ecommerce sales topped $1 trillion for the first time in 2012, growing 13% to $290 billion in the US. Online shopping is expected to continue growing significantly, with 15% more US consumers shopping online between 2011-2016. Internet retail businesses have opportunities but also risks, such as potential customer trust issues if shipping carriers lose important packages, and small businesses being targets of internet fraud. Running an ecommerce business requires clearly describing products and policies to build long-term customer relationships.
Sarah Probert & Viven McKechnie, pt78 : The First 5 Steps to Creating a Marke...DMX Dublin
The document discusses creating a culture of marketing effectiveness. It emphasizes measuring effectiveness through achieving business outcomes and return on investment, rather than just efficiency. It provides examples of key performance indicators and metrics to track at different levels from commercial objectives down to marketing metrics. It also addresses common barriers to adopting effectiveness practices and the need to improve skills and close gaps in prioritizing effectiveness measurement.
RetailOasis: Australian Retail LandscapeRetailOasis
The document provides an overview of the Australian retail landscape in 2016. It notes key economic statistics including GDP, inflation, and unemployment. It analyzes household spending patterns and breaks down expenditure by category. Several sectors are highlighted as having solid growth, including home improvement, eating out, and online retail. Examples are given of winners and losers in different retail categories based on factors like brand, price, and service model. The implications discussed are the importance of putting consumers first regardless of format, and focusing on the overall experience provided.
The document discusses the future of retail, predicting a decline in the distinction between online and offline commerce. While e-commerce growth is slowing, mobile commerce is increasing as a percentage of total e-commerce sales. Physical retail locations will remain important and may fulfill online orders, while digital technologies enhance the in-store shopping experience. Successful retailers will integrate online and offline channels through an omnichannel approach.
Osudio Presentation marketing momentum Victor TerpstraFaces of Content
This document contains a sales slide deck for Osudio, an e-commerce company with 20 years of experience. The slides discuss trends in omnichannel retail like the growth of mobile shopping and use of big data. Facts are presented on high cart abandonment rates and the importance of meeting customers across channels. Ten conclusions are provided on how to succeed in omnichannel retail, such as making it a c-level priority, being customer-centric, having a clear vision, and avoiding lazy data decisions.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Pippa Kulmar, Co-Director RetailOasisRetailOasis
A presentation by Pippa Kulmar from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast. Talking about the shrinking lifecycle of a business and how successful businesses are addressing change. A more to being more ethical in their operations, focusing on culture and cooperating with start-ups.
This document outlines the business model of A Brand New Bag, a retail franchise that sells authentic designer brands at affordable prices. It discusses their mission to help families look good and feel smart through savings. Franchisees are given a turnkey retail system including training, merchandise, and support. Customers benefit from name brands through reverse layaway which allows purchases to be taken home immediately with payments over 11 months with no interest. The goal is to become the largest retail chain through helping ordinary people create extraordinary incomes and successful businesses of their own.
The document outlines 6 keys to creating a stronger customer experience: 1) think omnichannel by integrating shopping channels, 2) nurture advocates through mutually beneficial relationships rather than just discounts, 3) leverage data insights to understand customers and drive decisions, 4) let consumers control their experience by listening to feedback, 5) personalize the experience in real time through emerging technologies, and 6) anticipate consumer needs by understanding how they interact with the brand across channels. Retailers who can adapt to these consumer-centric strategies will be the most profitable in today's competitive retail environment.
This document discusses the future of retail and how service design can help address challenges facing the industry. New technologies like mobile, social media, and location-based services are driving changes in customer behaviors such as showrooming and buying/trying products anywhere. Retail stores are struggling with a 4% sales decrease while online sales are increasing. Both online and offline channels have advantages and disadvantages. The solution is seen as an omnichannel approach that combines the best of both worlds through seamless customer journeys. Service design can help create integrated physical and digital experiences like those demonstrated by case studies of Kate Spade, Nike, Bonobos, and Burberry. The retail experience needs to be rethought beyond online vs offline models
This document discusses the changing landscape of consumer analytics in the 21st century. It notes that consumers now expect personalized, convenient experiences from companies and have higher standards of business practices and social responsibility. Effective analytics requires understanding what consumers truly want through factors like transactions, personalization, culture, and immediacy. The best companies will differentiate themselves by putting consumer value first and using ambitious analytics solutions to continuously improve the consumer experience.
How to identify customer pain points and create agile solutions that will ensure long term health for your brand? Alasdair Lennox walk us through innovation in retail at the 2016 Online & Offline Retail forum in Moscow.
The document discusses the changing retail landscape and the challenges facing pureplay retailers. It finds that pureplay retailers must spend heavily on paid search to drive traffic since they lack brand awareness from physical stores. Pureplay retailers purchase more paid search keywords but pay higher costs per visitor than retailers with physical stores. While some pureplay retailers are growing rapidly in sales, many struggle with profitability due to high customer acquisition costs from their reliance on performance marketing. The document examines how retailers are adapting by adding physical storefronts or through acquisitions.
The internet and phones are the new showroom and the key to 88 million millen...karinabradley
The document discusses how millennials are driving changes in automotive purchasing trends and how dealerships need to adapt. Some key points:
- Millennials prefer to do research and shopping online and on mobile devices before purchasing. They value on-demand access, social media, loyalty programs, and discounts.
- The internet and phones have become the new showroom, with 88% of customers using online resources for car shopping. Dealerships need to build their online infrastructure and prioritize digital marketing.
- To reach millennials, dealerships need dedicated phone and internet sales teams, strong CRM systems to manage leads, and content libraries with email and voicemail templates for personalized follow-up. Phone
Presentation from NRF 2019 Retail's Big Show
Seth Webb, Managing Director, Tusk Ventures
Al Gerrie, Co-Founder and CEO, ZigZag Global
Mike Oitzman, VP or Marketing & Product , IceCream Labs
Sara Whiffen, Founder and CEO, rohvi
Mike Futch, President, Tompkins Robotics
Erhan Ark, Founder and CEO, Pick 'n' Watch
A very basic introduction to peak-end design of user experiences, showing how to allocate people, processes and technology strategically to form memorable experiences. Based on the psychological work of Daniel Kahneman.
Stop the hemorrhaging of attrition and simultaneously increase your dealershi...Sean Bradley
There is over a 70 percent attrition rate with New Hires in the Automotive Sales industry. Most dealers are suffering from high turnover. And Sales Consultants are suffering from mediocrity. This presentation will show you why this is happening and how to not only fix it but how to literally increase your gross and volume by 50%
John Carney, OpenJaw : How Marketers Can Harness The Power Of Big DataDMX Dublin
The document discusses 5 big data trends for marketers in 2019: 1) Narrowing the personalization gap, 2) Persisting data privacy concerns, 3) Combining online and offline customer data, 4) Growing importance of geolocation marketing and analytics, and 5) Growing importance of customer lifetime value modeling. It then outlines the 5 key components needed to build a big data platform for customer-centric marketing: 1) Customer data, 2) Identity resolution, 3) Big data warehouse, 4) Data science, and 5) Data distribution/APIs. Finally, it discusses how insights from data science such as customer lifetime value, propensity, and clustering can transform a marketing strategy to increase metrics like conversion rates and revenue
Ecommerce sales topped $1 trillion for the first time in 2012, growing 13% to $290 billion in the US. Online shopping is expected to continue growing significantly, with 15% more US consumers shopping online between 2011-2016. Internet retail businesses have opportunities but also risks, such as potential customer trust issues if shipping carriers lose important packages, and small businesses being targets of internet fraud. Running an ecommerce business requires clearly describing products and policies to build long-term customer relationships.
Sarah Probert & Viven McKechnie, pt78 : The First 5 Steps to Creating a Marke...DMX Dublin
The document discusses creating a culture of marketing effectiveness. It emphasizes measuring effectiveness through achieving business outcomes and return on investment, rather than just efficiency. It provides examples of key performance indicators and metrics to track at different levels from commercial objectives down to marketing metrics. It also addresses common barriers to adopting effectiveness practices and the need to improve skills and close gaps in prioritizing effectiveness measurement.
RetailOasis: Australian Retail LandscapeRetailOasis
The document provides an overview of the Australian retail landscape in 2016. It notes key economic statistics including GDP, inflation, and unemployment. It analyzes household spending patterns and breaks down expenditure by category. Several sectors are highlighted as having solid growth, including home improvement, eating out, and online retail. Examples are given of winners and losers in different retail categories based on factors like brand, price, and service model. The implications discussed are the importance of putting consumers first regardless of format, and focusing on the overall experience provided.
This document discusses the importance of deviation and rule-breaking for creativity and innovation. It contains several quotes that promote questioning norms and conventions. The key ideas are:
1) Deviating from rules and norms allows one to combine ideas in new ways, leading to creativity and innovation.
2) Studies have shown that acting deviantly and feeling unconstrained by rules can increase creativity.
3) To foster creativity, one should prime themselves by being aware of rules and questioning them before breaking them to make new connections.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast 2017: Darren Aquilina PresentationRetailOasis
Our 3rd annual Retail Big Breakfast, DJ ( Group General Manager Marketing & Procurement, at Thorn Group Australia ) discusses they key trends in consumer electronics and their impact on retail.
RetailOasis 'Big Breakfast' Presentation - DJ Aquilina, Thorn RetailOasis
The document summarizes announcements and trends from the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including the record size of the event with 250,000 square feet and 170,000 visitors. Virtual reality technologies became more realistic, smart TVs and internet of things devices expanded capabilities, and augmented reality applications were demonstrated for fitness training. The implications are that virtual reality is an emerging medium that requires new content approaches, internet of things technologies need accessible designs, and immersive digital experiences will continue advancing through augmented and virtual reality.
The Future Consumer: How Tech is Disrupting RetailRetailOasis
Digital technology is disrupting the retail industry, with over half of dollars now being spent with some digital influence, up from 36 cents in 2014. Society is shifting from an information economy to a conceptual one where workers are creators and inventors. The future consumer will also be a creator as the decreasing costs of technology and decentralization of innovation empowers individuals at the bottom. This means a move from top-down innovation to bottom-up, collaboration over competition, and effectiveness over just efficiency.
This seminar featured speakers for Top Floor and Google talking about how the digital marketing landscape has changed -- and how leading marketers are evolving their approach.
The Importance of Branding and Emotion in B2B Marketing by Ryan Saurer of Goo...BMA Carolinas
Business value is important, but in B2B we’re influenced by emotions more than we think. Emotional impact affects the bottom line, and the touchpoints driving this are digital. To cut through all the noise and be successful, a B2B brand needs orchestrated messaging that should entertain, inform, provide utility, and most importantly, personal value to its customers.
Roxanne Brownlee - Google - Future proofing in the digital eraHallam
In order to Thrive Online, businesses must understand the digital ecosystem, how consumer behaviour has changed, and the intelligence use of more data than has ever been available before in order to find and influence their future customers. This talk will explore the importance and utility of machine learning and automation, the boom in video as a significant growth driving channel, and how businesses of all sizes, from all industries can benefit from getting behind the latest key trends.
180fusion and Google - Tech Trends and the Future of Search180Fusion
This document discusses emerging technology trends and how to take advantage of them through Google's products and services. It covers the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), the central role of mobile, and personalized experiences. Key recommendations include thinking multi-screen by using multiple Google platforms, thinking locally through local search and maps, and targeting ads precisely using personalization features. Partnering with 180Fusion and Google can allegedly help businesses increase performance metrics and profitability by taking a holistic view of their marketing strategy.
The future of mobile in 2016, DBD media agency and Google, LISTEX Summer Sess...listex_uk
DBD Media and Google, share thoughts on the future is mobile in 2016. Case studies, statistics, trends, industry comparisons. For LISTEX Summer Session, May 2016, a snowsports trade networking event.
Workshop on create slides 17.07.14.pptx (2)Ernact Create
This document provides an overview of a workshop on connecting rural enterprises through digital transformation. The workshop will cover topics like internet connectivity, the connected digital consumer, and developing an online marketing plan. Conor Boyce will facilitate the workshop and discuss his experience in digital marketing, entrepreneurship, and consulting. Key aspects of developing a digital strategy are also outlined, including situational analysis, objectives, tactics, and metrics. The importance of understanding customers, competitors, and leveraging tools like content, social media, and analytics are emphasized.
180fusion and Google Seminar - The Future of Search180Fusion
This document summarizes a 2014 technology and marketing trends presentation given by Google and 180Fusion. It discusses emerging trends in internet of things, mobile technology, and personalization. It emphasizes the importance of multi-screen, local, and highly targeted marketing strategies to reach consumers across various devices and points in their purchasing journeys. The document also highlights 180Fusion's partnership with Google in helping advertisers improve performance, satisfaction, and expand their advertising efforts.
Google and 180fusion Seminar October 15th180Fusion
This document summarizes a marketing presentation given by Bo Pulito of Google and Scott Cohen of 180Fusion. The presentation discusses how people are constantly connected across multiple devices and how marketing must be mobile-first, local, and relevant to moments that matter. 180Fusion strategies include using remarketing to engage customers across the entire customer journey on Google's platforms.
Sales in a Digital World From Retention to GrowthVishal Sharma
This document is a presentation about sales in a digital world and how sales has transitioned from retention to growth. It discusses how the sales journey and personas have changed for both B2B and buyers. It also addresses how relationships, customer experience, innovation, and services/growth interlock differently in a digital world compared to pre-digital. The presentation provides an overview of various topics and indicates there will be more details to come on certain issues. It ends with a disclaimer and contact information.
Digital marketing trends final plymouth Chamber 06.08Get up to Speed
This document discusses eight mega trends in digital marketing: 1) increased customer focus and expectations of transparency, 2) the rise of mobile-first marketing, 3) the decline of Google+ and Google's shift towards standalone social products, 4) the growth of location-based and proximity marketing using tools like geofencing and beacons, 5) the rise of influencer marketing and user-generated recommendations, 6) the growth of cause marketing campaigns on social media like the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, 7) programmatic advertising targeting users based on location and app usage, and 8) the importance of building trust through cause alignment and campaigns that demonstrate impact.
SocialHi5: Google q4 Partner Connect EventSocial Hi5
The document discusses Google's partnership with SocialHi5 and how Google can help businesses reach digital audiences. It provides details on Google's Premier Badge program, which recognizes top partner agencies. SocialHi5 is introduced as a Premier Badge partner that can help businesses succeed online through dedicated Google support, access to data and betas, and strategies to reach audiences across devices based on their behaviors and interests. Trends in the healthcare industry, especially increased online searches for dental services from mobile devices, are also covered. The presentation closes with a Q&A and lunch section.
[Webinar] The State of Search with Google and 180fusion180Fusion
This document contains information about several individuals and their professional backgrounds. It also includes statistics about mobile usage and the importance of being present across different devices and times. The key aspects are succeeding in a world driven by "micro-moments" by being there, being useful, being quick, and connecting the dots between different customer touchpoints. Partnerships can help companies achieve these goals and improve performance.
Digital tactics workshop Belfast17 11-14Ernact Create
This document discusses strategies for successful online marketing. It emphasizes understanding customer buying journeys, optimizing content and messaging for different stages, and using multiple channels like search, social media, and nurturing leads over time. The key is having a clear value proposition and objectives, and measuring tactics across the customer lifecycle to optimize success through a unified multi-channel approach.
Google and 180fusion Webinar September 2014 - Multi-Screen Success180Fusion
The document is an agenda for a meeting between 180Fusion and Google that focuses on digital marketing strategies. The agenda includes introductions of key representatives, a discussion of Google's multi-device capabilities and insights for succeeding in a multi-screen world, and a Q&A session. Key takeaways emphasize the importance of having an integrated multi-screen strategy, being present across all devices, optimizing the customer experience, and measuring all conversions.
Google and 180fusion The Future of Search is Now180Fusion
This document discusses emerging technologies and how to take advantage of them for marketing purposes. It covers the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), the central role of mobile devices, and the importance of personalization. The key points are: think multi-screen by using different platforms like display and video; think locally by focusing on local mobile searches and business listings; think targeted by using remarketing and customizing ads based on user behavior and context. Partnering with companies like 180Fusion can help optimize digital marketing strategies across Google's various advertising platforms and products.
We're beyond the tipping point of the importance of social media, mobile is driving exponential sales growth and your best customers live in the digital world. Consumers have radically changed their information acquisition and buying habits. Standing still in this digital world will put you further and further behind your competition and, oh by the way, there are new competitive players stealing your market share as you read this. This presentation will share successful strategies for taking advantage of these new technologies to maintain and increase your market share.
Google and 180fusion Webinar - September 2014 - PPC Success180Fusion
The document outlines an agenda for a meeting between 180Fusion and Google discussing digital marketing strategies. The agenda includes introductions of representatives from 180Fusion and Google, a discussion on reaching consumers across any device and in a multi-screen world, insights into succeeding in this environment, and a Q&A session.
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Our 6th annual Big Breakfast, on the back of our time spent in NYC, Paris, + London talking to the best of the best retailers like Selfridges, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks, Le Bon Marche as well as a summary of our time spent at the National Retail Federation Big Show.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast Presentation: Full RetailOasis
The full presentation from all our RetailOasis Big Breakfast presenters - Mark Teperson (Accent Group), Kelly Miller (Mirvac), James Johnson (SalesForce), Stephen Kulmar (RetailOasis) and Pippa Kulmar (RetailOasis.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast Presentation: PippaRetailOasis
This document discusses three key trends in retail: woke marketing strategies, the delivery economy, and retail-as-a-service. It finds that consumer progression on social issues correlates with higher incomes and business growth. Brands like Nike and Patagonia saw sales increases by taking political stances. It also discusses how the experience economy relies on efficient delivery and how retailers are monetizing their existing assets through platforms and partnerships. Growth comes from leveraging assets rather than just opening new stores.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast Presentation: SteveRetailOasis
This document discusses RetailOasis, a retail conference sponsored by BigBreakfast. It highlights key strategies for several large retailers to achieve growth such as omnichannel capabilities, focus on digital sales, and interconnected retail strategies. Large Chinese retailers such as Alibaba and JD.com that have adopted technologies like drones, AI, and mobile apps are also discussed. The document promotes joining RetailOasis in 2020 for their retail conference and study tour.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast Presentation: JamesRetailOasis
Mobile devices are increasingly how consumers research and make purchases. Over half of all orders now come from mobile devices, with traffic and buying signals also high from mobile. Younger shoppers especially use their phones in stores, with over 80% using them to look up product information. Brands need to ensure their experiences meet consumers where they are by optimizing for mobile and using new technologies like artificial intelligence to personalize experiences. To keep up with these trends, companies must accelerate innovation and adoption of emerging models like subscriptions, rentals, and augmented reality to stay ahead of the competition.
This document describes 12 archetypes or roles that people can take on: Caregiver, Ruler, Creator, Innocent, Sage, Explorer, Regular Guy/Girl, Jester, Lover, Hero, Outlaw, and Magician. For each archetype it provides their goal, gift, and potential shadow side. The archetypes represent different ways people can find purpose and meaning through creating order, change, belonging or independence.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Garry Connell, CEO TrakRetailOasis
A presentation by Garry Connell from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast - talking about his time in New York City - his key observations from our Retail Tour and the National Retail Federation Big Breakfast.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Mark Teperson, CDO Accent GroupRetailOasis
A presentation by Mark Teperson from the RetailOasis Big Breakfast - here we discuss seamless retailing - the melding of physical and digital. Looking at the success of Amazon has a key benchmark for retail.
RetailOasis Big Breakfast: Steve Kulmar, Founder RetailOasisRetailOasis
This document discusses the key factors that make a great retail business: creativity, focus, and measurement. It provides examples of companies that exemplify each factor at their core. Restoration Hardware is used to illustrate creativity at the core, driven by the visionary leadership of Gary Friedman. REI demonstrates focus, with its roots firmly planted in the outdoors. Amazon is presented as having measurement at its core, constantly testing new initiatives like Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh to gain customer insights. The document argues these three factors: creativity, focus, and the ability to measure performance, are critical for any great retail business.
The way retailers look at their in-store design is changing, with many choosing experience and aesthetic above cramming more stock onto the shop floor. But the savviest brands are starting to look at consumer psychology for new ways to engage consumers and get them to spend more time in stores. In this presentation we take a look at the human operating system (aka evolutionary psychology) and best practice in this space from around the world.
This document provides a trend analysis and overview of key colors, trends, and products for Spring/Summer 2018 fashion season based on observations from Fashion Weeks in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. The analysis identifies six core color ways including Millennial Pink, Optimistic Yellow, Gen Z Purple, Primary Red, Monochromatic, and Analogous Blocking. Ten key trends are also outlined such as Athluxe, The 80s Called, Power Clashing, Wonder Women, Flora, Double Denim, Pretty Ugly, and All Plaid Everything. The document aims to help retailers stay abreast of larger industry trends and consumer culture.
The document discusses various technologies seen at a retail technology conference. It describes innovations from companies like Lowe's, Amazon, Sephora, and Target, such as in-store 3D printing at Lowe's, Amazon's grocery delivery expansion, experiential classes and tech at Sephora stores, and Target's connected home concept store. It also covers emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality, smart mannequins, sensor-enabled touch screens, and AI-powered retail assistants.
5 key trends that are currently effecting retail: 1. the rise of the millennial, 2. Mobile #1 and AI #2, 3. Importance of Experience, 4. Tell don't Sell, 5. Building for change.
It’s no secret that the marketing landscape is growing increasingly complex, with numerous channels, privacy regulations, signal loss, and more. One of the biggest problems facing marketers today is that they’re experiencing data deluge and data drought simultaneously.
Bliss Point by Tinuti addresses these challenges by providing a single, user-friendly platform for measuring what marketers previously struggled to measure. With Bliss Point, you can move beyond simply validating past actions and instead use measurement to guide real-time decision-making on what should happen next.
Join our product experts for a live demonstration of Bliss Point. Discover how it can empower your brand with the tools and insights needed to optimize each channel, across your entire media mix, and your overall brand performance.
Secrets of a Successful Sale: Optimizing Your Checkout ProcessAggregage
https://www.onlineretailtoday.com/frs/26905197/secrets-of-a-successful-sale--optimizing-your-checkout-process
Once upon a time, in the vast realm of online commerce, there lived a humble checkout button overlooked by many. Yet, within its humble click lay the power to transform a mere visitor into a loyal customer. 🧐 💡
Getting checkout right can mark the difference between a successful sale and an abandoned cart, yet many businesses fail to make payments a part of their commerce strategy even when it has a direct impact on revenue. But payments are just one part of a chain. What’s the next touch point? How do you use the data sitting behind a payment to find the next loyal customer?
In this session you’ll learn:
• The integral relationship between payment experience and customer satisfaction
• Proven methods for optimizing the checkout journey
• Leveraging payments data for personalized marketing and enhanced customer loyalty
• Gain invaluable insights into consumer behavior across online and offline channels through data
5. Source: Capgemini & MIT Sloan Management Review, The Digital Advantage: How Digital Leaders Outperform Their Peers In Every Industry, 2013
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There is significant advantage to becoming a digital business
6. Google Confidential and Proprietary
So retail needs to build the experience on and offline and merge the worlds...
Remembering that at Walmart, 10% of online sales
come from people within the store1
Source: 1. BCG 2015
7.
8. Google Confidential and Proprietary
So, what do we need
to do to close the gap?
51%
Purchase
online
6.6% of
sales are
online
9. Google Confidential and Proprietary
1. Digital DNA
2. Innovation isn’t an ‘option’
3. Mean it
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Think how the consumer thinks
“The consumer doesn’t care about channel,
and now neither will we…”
Neiman Marcus