The document discusses different retail channels including stores, internet, catalogs, and automated channels. Stores allow consumers to see and touch products in person with help from salespeople. The internet provides a broader selection that can be viewed from anywhere along with more product information. Catalogs are printed and mailed to consumers. Automated channels include vending machines. The document compares pros and cons of stores versus the internet, and suggests direct selling could help new businesses by allowing personal, face-to-face transactions.
There are several types of e-commerce entities including e-tailers, manufacturers, existing retailers, consumer-led entities, informative entities, service providers, and financial entities. E-tailers source and sell products online, manufacturers sell directly online and use online marketing. Existing retailers have both physical and online stores. Consumer-led sites like eBay allow people to buy, sell, and auction goods. Informative sites provide information and opportunities to purchase. Service providers offer services like travel and last-minute deals. Financial entities provide online banking and insurance.
This document discusses multi-channel retailing and the benefits it provides. Multi-channel retailers sell through more than one sales channel to exploit the unique benefits of each channel. Using multiple channels allows retailers to increase sales, overcome limitations of individual channels, and expand their customer base. Effective multi-channel retailing requires integrating operations across channels to provide a seamless customer experience.
The document discusses e-commerce and online retailing. It defines e-commerce as conducting business transactions electronically. There are different types of e-commerce models like bricks and mortar, multi-channel retailers, and pure online retailers. E-commerce provides benefits like being open 24/7, ability to advertise and track customers, and starting an online store is faster and cheaper than a physical one. However, customers may be reluctant to provide personal information online or cannot physically examine products. The document also discusses distribution channels, intermediaries, and direct versus indirect distribution models.
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Multichannel retailing involves selling merchandise through more than one sales channel, such as stores, catalogs, and the internet. The largest multichannel retailers in the country use multiple channels to reach more customers. While stores offer benefits like browsing and personal service, catalogs provide convenience and quality visuals. The internet has advantages over other channels like broader selection and personalized customer service. Successful multichannel retailers must develop capabilities to manage inventory, distribution, and customer experience across channels. Key issues include providing an integrated shopping experience and maintaining consistent brand image and pricing.
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The document discusses e-commerce and online retailing. It defines e-commerce as conducting business transactions electronically. There are different types of e-commerce models like bricks and mortar, multi-channel retailers, and pure online retailers. E-commerce provides benefits like being open 24/7, ability to advertise and track customers, and starting an online store is faster and cheaper than a physical one. However, customers may be reluctant to provide personal information online or cannot physically examine products. The document also discusses distribution channels, intermediaries, and direct versus indirect distribution models.
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The document discusses a seminar presentation on online shopping systems. It covers the goals of online selling, building community, automating customer service, and generating new leads. The history and process of online shopping are explained through various steps from adding items to a cart, checking out, payment options, and order completion. Advantages include convenience while disadvantages include losing the enjoyment of retail shopping. Tips for secure online shopping are also provided.
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1. Retail applications are becoming dominant over mobile websites as they provide improved shopping experiences through features like push notifications, customized home screens, and faster checkouts.
2. Retail applications increase conversion rates by 3x compared to mobile websites by streamlining the checkout process and reducing abandonment. They also strengthen customer loyalty by encouraging more frequent return visits and higher spending per session.
3. Retail applications support the viability of multi-channel marketing by serving as a central hub to drive awareness, engagement, and conversions across different channels like email, social media, and mobile ads.
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AsiaPay is an online payment provider that serves merchants across Southeast Asia and China. It provides secure payment solutions using PCI-DSS compliant standards, which is the highest level of certification. In the Philippines, AsiaPay's PesoPay service is the first and only payment solution to achieve this level of compliance. AsiaPay offers online stores an eCommerce platform called eMalling that allows Filipino customers to shop online safely and make recurring payments using credit cards. eMalling uses open-source shopping cart technology that is widely used for online stores worldwide.
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The document discusses four key areas that affect user experience for fashion e-commerce stores: the homepage, product listings, product cards, and purchasing processes. Research findings show that users want direct access to products on the homepage rather than lifestyle content. For product listings, users prefer seeing models and having the ability to view many products per page. Effective product cards use high-quality images including videos to showcase products and details. The purchasing process should provide flexibility and easy returns to improve the user experience.
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E-commerce has revolutionized business by allowing online purchasing and selling of goods and services globally over the internet. It provides many strengths such as being borderless, saving time and having no time constraints. However, it also faces weaknesses like security concerns, potential for fraud, and an inability to see the physical product. Opportunities for e-commerce include a growing customer base as internet usage increases and new technologies emerge. Threats consist of rising competition, potential legal/regulatory changes, and difficulties in direct customer interaction compared to offline purchasing.
This document provides an overview of brick-and-mortar and online retail models. It discusses what brick-and-mortar is, when and where it is used, and its pros and cons, which include numerous options and face-to-face communication as pros, and parking and price issues as cons. It also discusses online retail models, when and where they are used, and their pros and cons, such as convenience and variety of products as pros and delivery risks and costs as cons. The document then compares growth trends between brick-and-mortar and e-commerce, noting that while e-commerce is growing, brick-and-mortar still controls the majority of retail sales. It provides examples of Dell
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Viability of multi channel showcasing on businessshital1896
1. Retail applications are becoming dominant over mobile websites as they provide improved shopping experiences through features like push notifications, customized home screens, and faster checkouts.
2. Retail applications increase conversion rates by 3x compared to mobile websites by streamlining the checkout process and reducing abandonment. They also strengthen customer loyalty by encouraging more frequent return visits and higher spending per session.
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This document discusses key topics related to ecommerce excellence for consumer electronics and general merchandise retailers in the United States. It covers the shopper experience across channels, supplier/retailer relationships, and content requirements. The shopper journey now begins online for over 80% of purchases through online product research on mobile devices. Retailers must provide a seamless omnichannel experience to meet shopper demands. Both showrooming and webrooming are common practices as shoppers research online and make purchase decisions across channels. Content must be rich yet optimized for each channel to drive the best shopping experience.
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Kaymu is an online marketplace founded in 2013 that provides localized e-commerce services across Africa, Europe, and Asia. It aims to provide a single platform for buyers and sellers globally to easily buy and sell new and used products like fashion items, electronics, and home goods. Kaymu is the largest online shopping community in Pakistan, allowing users to browse products, purchase items using various payment methods including cash on delivery, and facilitating transactions between buyers and sellers.
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Telemart is a brand of Tradelink Enterprises, a company having 24 years of excellence in dealing with cellular phones and consumer electronics from all the leading brands, with competitive pricing, vast range of products and providing efficient after sales service and support to customers with convenience through click-and-mortar outlets spreading nationwide with a wide range of mobile phones from all leading mobile brands, IT and networking products, home appliances, home entertainment products and all other consumer electronics under one roof.
eStoreBuilders aims to become the number 1 online sales and distribution company in India within 3 years. It will focus on selling online store builder services to fashion, furniture, handicrafts, and jewelry manufacturers. The business plan outlines strategies for customer acquisition, revenue generation, organizational structure, and financial projections. It forecasts rapid customer and revenue growth over 3 years under 3 options, with the potential to become profitable in the second year and achieve over 200% revenue growth in the third year. Challenges include reducing order cancellations and maintaining high resource utilization.
Is your business ready to sell online? Australian e-Commerce sales reached more than $37 billion in 2013 and in recent years sales have continuously increased by $3-4 billion every year. With such increases, understanding what it takes to sell online and how to start your e-Commerce journey may be critical to business survival in the coming years. This workshop was developed for people with minimal e-Commerce knowledge or businesses currently selling online who would like to improve their confidence in what they are doing.
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Online merchants today can realize immense value from the rising tide of international opportunities. Many private businesses and government entities are rallying to create a globally accessible marketplace. E-commerce platforms are pushing multi-lingual and regional payments support. The EU Commission and related agencies established a roadmap to a borderless online marketplace. Adding alternative payments is now only a few clicks away for online merchants.
Ask a merchant today "Why do you take credit cards?" They would have a hard time answering because the answer seems so obvious. If you could ask one of Alternative Payments' clients, "Why do you offer alternative payments?" they would feel the same way, it's obvious, more sales. A merchant who provides trusted payment methods to prospective buyers is adding trust and a sense of ease through the buying process. These two factors will translate into increased sales.
Merchants should be aware that, by adding local payment types, they will access new markets. There are several countries with populations clamoring for goods from outside their borders. Growing internet penetration and young populations accelerate this trend. Banks and traditional payments take time to get established in these new markets. Connecting to these new consumers means merchants need to adopt payment options familiar to the consumer. Don't reinvent the wheel, grease it.
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12. E-commerce Disadvantages
❖ No One Can Buy During a Site Crash
❖ Customers Can’t Try Before They Buy
❖ Ecommerce Is Highly Competitive
❖ Customers Can Be Impatient
❖ Multiple channel of payment necessary
❖ Logistics and reverse logistic are complicated
❖ Physical Retail is Still More Popular Despite
Decline
13. Issues of E-Commerce in Nepal
● Capital account restriction: Cannot use payment cards to purchase
goods from international e-commerce platforms.
● Quality, security, privacy, data protection issue
● Cultural, behavioral aspects
● The lack of proper knowledge and awareness among the generation
is the major hurdle in E-Commerce.
● A lack of adequate logistics and transportation infrastructure
● Volumes low for logistics players.
● Digital payment gateways serving only about 10 percent of
ecommerce transactions.
● Difficulties in cross-border transfer
14. Popular E-commerce Business in Nepal
Daraz 2013/2018
Sastodeal 2011
Esewa 2009
Foodmandu 2010
UB Bazaar 2012
Thulo 2007
Gyapu 2020
Tootle 2017
15. Audience
➢ Age Group
➢ Gender
➢ Location
➢ Interest
➢ Income Level
➢ Industry
➢ Profession
➢ Category
16. Identify Audience
❖ Describe your target audience
❖ Who are they ?
❖ What platform they use ?
❖ What issue matter to them
❖ How your brand connect with them ?
❖ What social listening have you done ?
❖ What they say ?
❖ Where your audience are engaged ?
❖ Who are your audience influencer ?
17. Omnichannel Retail
Physical Retail Store E-commerce
Salesberry https://salesberry.com.np/
Bigmart https://www.daraz.com.np/
Daily Grocery Facebook- Viber, Whats App
Civil Mall https://www.gyapu.com/
KK Super Mart http://www.kkbasket.com/index.php?route=common/home
CG https://cgdigital.com.np/
Bhatbhateni Facebook- Viber, Whats App, Phone
Nimbus https://nimbusbazar.com/
The Bakery https://foodmandu.com/
18. Option to Go Online
Source: www.revivemanagementnepal.com
21. Marketplace 2.0 (Online or Retail)
❖ Reputation Systems
❖ Collection
❖ Personalized Feed
❖ Influence
❖ Workflow Management
❖ Increasing Subscriptions with each transactions
Source: https://thenextweb.com/
22. Steps For Marketplace
❖ Register your company and take PAN/VAT number is as applied.
❖ Enroll in the merchant account
❖ Agree to the terms and condition of the marketplace
❖ Provide inform of your product/pricing and offers
❖ Keep inventory
❖ Deliver product to the fulfillment center
❖ Promote your product listing in your social media
23. Marketplace Provides
❖ The fact that XXX is mobile-based could be considered
both a positive and a negative since your potential
customer base is restricted to those who use their mobile
devices to shop. Although shopping through a mobile
device is growing in popularity, there are those who prefer
to shop via a desktop computer.
❖ xxx is not the platform to use if you are running a large
business. It was created for small ecommerce stores.
❖ The app is nowhere near as big as online marketplace
giants like Amazon or eBay, so it does not receive
anywhere near the same amount of customers.
24. Marketplace Provides
❖ Each platform provides and additional channels to
market and sell products
❖ Each platform attract new customers
❖ Each platform reduce marketing cost through
established marketplace
25. Marketplace PROS
● A listing can be set up in seconds, all you need to supply
are a few pictures, the price, and the category.
● You can take payments through PayPal for a quick and
easy transaction.
● The app is very secure from both the buying and selling
point of view.
● Visually, you can make your products and account look
very attractive with minimal effort involved.