Dafiti presents how it uses Jetlore to provide product discovery experiences across its channels. The experiences are powered by Jetlore's real-time, unified, omnichannel customer profiles, predictive capabilities and presentation technologies.
Continuous integration, por que ainda se fala disso? E como podemos melhorar nossos processos com ele?
Apresentação feita na Dafiti Conference 2014, por mim e Alex Chastinet (http://pt.slideshare.net/alexchastinet)
Dafiti Conference 2014:
http://ti.dafiti.com.br/dafiti-tech-conference-2014/
In this report we look at shoppers’ behaviour both before and after the shop but not at their behaviour whilst in-store. We will see how shoppers plan their grocery shop (if at all) and how much food they have in their homes in stock. Then we take a look at when individual meals are planned.
Specifically, we will look at Food & Grocery shoppers’ behaviour in relation to:
Stock Items – Overview of two meal occasions
Planning Shopping trips – When and how trips are planned, and how they differ to the actual shop that happens
Shopping lists – The types of shopping lists that are used and the mission they are used on
Planning meals – When meals planning occurs and how far in advance individual meals are planned
Continuous integration, por que ainda se fala disso? E como podemos melhorar nossos processos com ele?
Apresentação feita na Dafiti Conference 2014, por mim e Alex Chastinet (http://pt.slideshare.net/alexchastinet)
Dafiti Conference 2014:
http://ti.dafiti.com.br/dafiti-tech-conference-2014/
In this report we look at shoppers’ behaviour both before and after the shop but not at their behaviour whilst in-store. We will see how shoppers plan their grocery shop (if at all) and how much food they have in their homes in stock. Then we take a look at when individual meals are planned.
Specifically, we will look at Food & Grocery shoppers’ behaviour in relation to:
Stock Items – Overview of two meal occasions
Planning Shopping trips – When and how trips are planned, and how they differ to the actual shop that happens
Shopping lists – The types of shopping lists that are used and the mission they are used on
Planning meals – When meals planning occurs and how far in advance individual meals are planned
Asia is facing an economic downturn – and the slowdown has already started. Consumer confidence and spending are
declining across the region and this trend is predicted to continue. In China, the largest market by far, FMCG sales volumes are now flat year-on-year. Whatever the eventual outcome, it seems certain that brands will face more testing times – and not all will survive.
I have studies and analysed various recommender systems, and their pros and cons. Handy deck if you wish to have an introduction to recommender systems.
Omni-Channel Retail : Bridging the digital and brick & mortar divide to drive...Adrian Teo
Over the last decade, brick-and-mortar retailers have been forced to deal with the Internet and the broadband communications revolution. Internet ubiquity, personal technology adoption, and e-commerce growth have produced a new consumer behavior—cross-channel shopping. In this environment, consumers hop from one channel to another throughout the shopping journey looking for the best deal (eg. showrooming). There’s no doubt that the invasion of retail stores by these mobile enablers of virtual shopping has been costly. Not just in sales, but in customer loyalty, too.
In the Singapore context, rising rents (40 – 50% of total sales) and labour cost is forcing retailers to review their retail and digital strategy. Specifically, how digital can be leveraged to drive engagement, footfall and sales – to augment traditional retail in a holistic manner.
Tao of Shop is an Omni-Channel Retail platform that enables any shop / mall / F&B operator to Engage, Sell, Reward and Service consumers on their digital and physical stores.
1. Fully integrated digital solution – engage your customers with News, Coupons, eCommerce and Rewards via your own branded website, mobile apps and social media.
2. Indoor or micro location capability that integrates mobile with your brick and mortar outlets. You can now accurately identify customers in-store (without the need to open the mobile application) - enabling you to reward for footfall and engage them with personalized coupons and messages.
3. An automated marketing & retail recommendation engine with insights to your customer database – giving you the capability to automate personalize sales and marketing based on customers’ profiles, transaction history and location.
I have studies and analysed various recommender systems, and their pros and cons. Handy guide if you wish to have an introduction to recommender systems.
Kudler Fine FoodsKudler Fine Foods is a local upscale specialty .docxDIPESH30
Kudler Fine Foods
Kudler Fine Foods is a local upscale specialty food store located in the San Diego metropolitan area. The company has three locations (La Jolla, Del Mar and Encinitas). Each store has approximately 8,000 s.f. of retail space located in a fashionable shopping center. The stores are stocked with the very best domestic and imported foodstuffs and divided into the following departments:
Fresh Bakery and Pastries
Fresh Produce
Fresh Meat & Seafood
Condiments and Packaged Foods
Cheese's and Specialty Dairy Products
Our Mission
Kudler Fine Food's mission is to provide our customers the finest in selected foodstuffs, wines, and related needs in an unparalled consumer environment.
Our selections, coupled with our experienced, helpful and knowledgeable staff, merge to offer each customer a delightful and pleasing shopping outing.
We will provide this service because we "shop the world" for our products; purchase only the finest of products; are highly selective in acquiring our team members; and will go to extensive lengths to assure that Kudler's is the purveyor of choice for customers aspiring to purchase the finest epicurean.
History
Our founder, Kathy Kudler, was the Vice-President of Marketing for a large defense contractor. Weary of the constant travel and the pressures of corporate life, Kathy was looking for other opportunities. As it happened, Kathy relieved her stress through gourmet cooking and on a shopping trip for ingredients for a gourmet repast, she suddenly realized that there was an opportunity for an upscale epicurean food shop in La Jolla.
Kathy developed a business plan, obtained financing and six months later, on June 18, 1998, the first Kudler Fine Foods opened. Within nine months the store was at break-even and was profitable for the year.
In 2000, a second store was opened in Del Mar and in 2003 our third shop opened in Encinitas.
Kudler Fine Foods has experienced significant growth and is now focused on expanding the services, improving the efficiency of its operations and increasing the consumer purchase cycle as a means to increasing the loyalty and profitability of its consumers.
Strategic Objective: Increase Loyalty and Profitability of Consumers
Expanding Services (Revenue Increase) – Kudler is offering parties in the store to show customers how to prepare specialty foods. The draw for the consumers is to be trained by world-renowned chefs, local celebrities, other food experts, and even Kathy Kudler herself, and to be invited to exclusive, upscale events. The anticipated outcomes will be to increase the customer purchase rate of high margin food and beverage items and to get consumer to make an evening at Kudler Fine Foods part of their social network. This increased time in the store will increase the overall revenue per visit and increase the frequency of visits to the store. Consumers will receive multiple entries in high-ticket item contests by bringing a friend to the parties. While the firm’s ...
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Igniting Summer Sales: Marketing Strategies for a Successful SeasonKlaviyo
Summer’s right around the corner, and the competition for your customers’ attention is hotter than ever as brands increasingly shift their focus to ecommerce. Are you equipped to see record-high sales?
Join BigCommerce and Klaviyo as we unpack the latest trends in consumer behavior and what they mean for your brand’s summer sales strategy. You’ll explore ecommerce growth trends by vertical, email marketing engagement tactics practiced by top DTC brands, and the new state of relationship-building that consumers expect from ecommerce brands.
Plus you'll hear from Solo Stove, a global leader of portable stainless steel wood-burning stoves and fire pits. Tune in to discover the brand’s marketing game plan, and hear how they plan to drive sales all summer long.
Whether it's your main season or your makeup season, summer's the time to deliver unforgettable customer experiences.
Asia is facing an economic downturn – and the slowdown has already started. Consumer confidence and spending are
declining across the region and this trend is predicted to continue. In China, the largest market by far, FMCG sales volumes are now flat year-on-year. Whatever the eventual outcome, it seems certain that brands will face more testing times – and not all will survive.
I have studies and analysed various recommender systems, and their pros and cons. Handy deck if you wish to have an introduction to recommender systems.
Omni-Channel Retail : Bridging the digital and brick & mortar divide to drive...Adrian Teo
Over the last decade, brick-and-mortar retailers have been forced to deal with the Internet and the broadband communications revolution. Internet ubiquity, personal technology adoption, and e-commerce growth have produced a new consumer behavior—cross-channel shopping. In this environment, consumers hop from one channel to another throughout the shopping journey looking for the best deal (eg. showrooming). There’s no doubt that the invasion of retail stores by these mobile enablers of virtual shopping has been costly. Not just in sales, but in customer loyalty, too.
In the Singapore context, rising rents (40 – 50% of total sales) and labour cost is forcing retailers to review their retail and digital strategy. Specifically, how digital can be leveraged to drive engagement, footfall and sales – to augment traditional retail in a holistic manner.
Tao of Shop is an Omni-Channel Retail platform that enables any shop / mall / F&B operator to Engage, Sell, Reward and Service consumers on their digital and physical stores.
1. Fully integrated digital solution – engage your customers with News, Coupons, eCommerce and Rewards via your own branded website, mobile apps and social media.
2. Indoor or micro location capability that integrates mobile with your brick and mortar outlets. You can now accurately identify customers in-store (without the need to open the mobile application) - enabling you to reward for footfall and engage them with personalized coupons and messages.
3. An automated marketing & retail recommendation engine with insights to your customer database – giving you the capability to automate personalize sales and marketing based on customers’ profiles, transaction history and location.
I have studies and analysed various recommender systems, and their pros and cons. Handy guide if you wish to have an introduction to recommender systems.
Kudler Fine FoodsKudler Fine Foods is a local upscale specialty .docxDIPESH30
Kudler Fine Foods
Kudler Fine Foods is a local upscale specialty food store located in the San Diego metropolitan area. The company has three locations (La Jolla, Del Mar and Encinitas). Each store has approximately 8,000 s.f. of retail space located in a fashionable shopping center. The stores are stocked with the very best domestic and imported foodstuffs and divided into the following departments:
Fresh Bakery and Pastries
Fresh Produce
Fresh Meat & Seafood
Condiments and Packaged Foods
Cheese's and Specialty Dairy Products
Our Mission
Kudler Fine Food's mission is to provide our customers the finest in selected foodstuffs, wines, and related needs in an unparalled consumer environment.
Our selections, coupled with our experienced, helpful and knowledgeable staff, merge to offer each customer a delightful and pleasing shopping outing.
We will provide this service because we "shop the world" for our products; purchase only the finest of products; are highly selective in acquiring our team members; and will go to extensive lengths to assure that Kudler's is the purveyor of choice for customers aspiring to purchase the finest epicurean.
History
Our founder, Kathy Kudler, was the Vice-President of Marketing for a large defense contractor. Weary of the constant travel and the pressures of corporate life, Kathy was looking for other opportunities. As it happened, Kathy relieved her stress through gourmet cooking and on a shopping trip for ingredients for a gourmet repast, she suddenly realized that there was an opportunity for an upscale epicurean food shop in La Jolla.
Kathy developed a business plan, obtained financing and six months later, on June 18, 1998, the first Kudler Fine Foods opened. Within nine months the store was at break-even and was profitable for the year.
In 2000, a second store was opened in Del Mar and in 2003 our third shop opened in Encinitas.
Kudler Fine Foods has experienced significant growth and is now focused on expanding the services, improving the efficiency of its operations and increasing the consumer purchase cycle as a means to increasing the loyalty and profitability of its consumers.
Strategic Objective: Increase Loyalty and Profitability of Consumers
Expanding Services (Revenue Increase) – Kudler is offering parties in the store to show customers how to prepare specialty foods. The draw for the consumers is to be trained by world-renowned chefs, local celebrities, other food experts, and even Kathy Kudler herself, and to be invited to exclusive, upscale events. The anticipated outcomes will be to increase the customer purchase rate of high margin food and beverage items and to get consumer to make an evening at Kudler Fine Foods part of their social network. This increased time in the store will increase the overall revenue per visit and increase the frequency of visits to the store. Consumers will receive multiple entries in high-ticket item contests by bringing a friend to the parties. While the firm’s ...
The Ultimate Ecommerce Q1 Survival Webinar - USNosto
Explore the season’s 10 most common revenue damaging issues and learn about tried and tested recommendations to deal with them through real-life examples.
Retail Dictionary: 40 Retail Terms Every Modern Retailer Needs To KnowVend
We love the future. Cloud computing and clever devices are opening up so many awesome possibilities for retailers. All the time there are new toys, technologies and terms. So many terms.
This handy dictionary is designed to keep you up to date with terms you need to look out for, what you need to know to bluff the bank manager with, and what you need to stay one step ahead.
With the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis rapidly evolving, brands worldwide are facing a new and challenging reality.
In these uncertain times, our goal is to bring you helpful information and strategies you can use to maintain business growth. Ever since the third week of March, we've been leveraging our network of 30,000 businesses and millions of consumers to better understand COVID-19's impact on the ecommerce landscape. Through a combination of daily polls and in-depth conversations with our customers and partners, we've identified new trends and best practices. Now, we're sharing it all with you.
Dig into a month's worth of data behind consumer buying behavior, supply chain impact, sales patterns, ad spend changes, and more. Plus learn how brands are shifting their marketing strategy to address the current conditions.
We're all in this together—we want you to make the best decision possible for your business. Join us as we share learnings from the larger ecommerce community.
Igniting Summer Sales: Marketing Strategies for a Successful SeasonKlaviyo
Summer’s right around the corner, and the competition for your customers’ attention is hotter than ever as brands increasingly shift their focus to ecommerce. Are you equipped to see record-high sales?
Join BigCommerce and Klaviyo as we unpack the latest trends in consumer behavior and what they mean for your brand’s summer sales strategy. You’ll explore ecommerce growth trends by vertical, email marketing engagement tactics practiced by top DTC brands, and the new state of relationship-building that consumers expect from ecommerce brands.
Plus you'll hear from Solo Stove, a global leader of portable stainless steel wood-burning stoves and fire pits. Tune in to discover the brand’s marketing game plan, and hear how they plan to drive sales all summer long.
Whether it's your main season or your makeup season, summer's the time to deliver unforgettable customer experiences.
Dafiti and Jetlore present at Fashion Digital, NY, 2015
1. The Latin King of Product Content:
How Dafiti Grew into a Top Retailer by Providing
Fresh, Engaging Content-Driven Experiences
Romulo Zarelli Costacurta
Head of CRM, Dafiti
Eldar Sadikov
CEO, Jetlore
2. About Dafiti
‣ Latin America’s largest fashion online retailer
‣ >$200M in online sales annually
‣ One of the fastest growing e-commerce
companies in Latin America
‣ Operates in 5 different countries with different
currencies and languages
‣ >100,000 SKUs
‣ Includes now 3 other ventures:
Dafiti Sports, Tricae, and Kanui
‣ Accessible by means of all device types
3. Dafiti CRM program
‣ Email newsletters (along with triggers) are
critical for customer retention and activation
‣ High customer engagement in email has a
dramatic impact on customer LTV
‣ User engagement/activation in email is usually
accomplished through category-specific
promotions and discounts
‣ Heavily relied on segmentation to ensure
featured promotions were relevant to users
‣ But it's not always easy for the customers to
discover products via promotions and price is
not the decision driver for many customers
4. How can we make email content
exciting and fresh everyday?
‣ We realized that product catalog is our best
content!
‣ But hand-picking product is painful and
suboptimal: different users want to see different
products
‣ Putting a carousel of last purchase or cart
abandonment recommendations may not reflect
the current fashion trends or customer’s tastes as
time goes by
‣ How can we create an engaging non-repetitive,
yet personalized product discovery experience?
5. We added a “product discovery” section
to our email
‣ The product collection is algorithmically merchandised at
email open time
‣ Takes into account:
- historical purchases
- browsing behavior
- passive observations (what products were displayed before)
- catalog product performance
- customer context
‣ The collections adaptively iterate as Jetlore learns more about
the customer without the need for constant manual updates
to product selection strategy
6. Jetlore’s logic ensures a fresh, diverse and
relevant collection to explore every day
Felipe has been
browsing shorts and
summer wear leading
to shorts being
featured top left
7. Felipe has been
browsing shorts and
summer wear leading
to shorts being
featured top left
Jetlore’s logic ensures a fresh, diverse and
relevant collection to explore every day
Felipe didn’t click on
Thursday’s Email, leading
to exploration of casual
shoes, a prior purchase
category. Hooded
sweatshirts were also
trending.
8. Jetlore’s logic ensures a fresh, diverse and
relevant collection to explore every day
Felipe didn’t click on
Thursday’s Email, leading
to exploration of casual
shoes, a prior purchase
category. Hooded
sweatshirts were also
trending.
Felipe browsed sweaters
and backpacks Saturday
morning before opening
the email, leading to their
inclusion that day.
9. Results:
Revenue Per Opened Email
14.6% 51.3%
All Days
(including days
with discounts on all
products)
Low/No
promotions
(one third of all days)
vs
10. Click to Open Rate: Higher and Steadier with Jetlore
ControlJetlore
Results: Click-to-open Rate is Higher and Steadier
11% CTOR
12. 1. Jetlore ensures diversity of
featured items spanning
multiple product categories
vs
This exposes users to a
variety of items and enables
exploration (studying user
behavior to see if they react
to the items)
13. 2. Jetlore keeps product content
fresh and constantly evolving
‣ Standard recommendation systems pivot
off the last shopping cart item or last
purchase and repeat the same products.
‣ Jetlore’s engine dynamically adjusts to the
user behavior:
- if the user does not take action, it will
iterate to offer new categories and
items
- if the user takes an action, it quickly
reacts by featuring more from that
class of items
14. 3. Jetlore immediately
incorporates new items and
trends
‣ Typical recommendation systems require a
bootstrapping time to start featuring each
item and, as a result, tend to over-focus on
the top/older items
‣ Jetlore immediately incorporates new
items without any bootstrapping time
‣ Jetlore automatically incorporates fashion
and seasonal trends via real-time
monitoring of product performance
Felipe’s profile
Shorts Summer wear
Backpack
Shoe
Ralph Lauren
Lacoste Casual
Navy BlueStripes
Ecco
Nike
Nike BackpackBlue
New
Arrival
16. Discovery is not limited to products.
It applies to promotions as well!
‣ In any given 2-week timeframe, we have 50-100
promotions created by Dafiti’s marketing team
‣ Each promotion is associated with a sub-catalog of
items (50-1000 items in each sub-catalog)
‣ Each user has a unique affinity to buy from a specific
sub-catalog
‣ Jetlore will select for each user the most relevant
promotions given the user profile at that point in time
- ensuring that promotions are not repetitive
17. Personalized discovery of
promotions and products across all channels
Web: Homepage Mobile App: Home ScreenEmail: Newsletters
18. Thank you! Questions?
Content in the form of promotions and products is your best weapon.
Use it to create personalized engaging discovery experiences.