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Understanding the motivations of consumers, in an increasingly complex shopping landscape, is providing a never-ending challenge for brands.
Webloyalty has commissioned this 5Ps of Shopper Motivations Report to investigate current motivations and drivers at both a local and global level. We partnered with Oxford Brookes University, interviewing over 5000 consumers living in Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK and US, to understand shopping habits and the motivations behind these.
Our research identifies five key categories of Shopper Motivation:
Price Motivated Shoppers
Practicality Motivated Shoppers
Peer Motivated Shoppers
Perk Motivated Shoppers
Personalisation Motivated Shoppers
Your shoppers are evolving, is your shopper marketing? Right now you can connect offline and online advertising to create immersive shopper experiences and increase sales. We will explain how retail has become the foundation for data-driven shopper marketing and how smart marketers are leveraging this to execute true omni-channel campaigns. You’ll receive actionable insights and strategies that will help you take your marketing to the next level.
1) The document discusses various shopper trends for 2015 that will impact retailers and brands. It notes that 2015 will be a major year for NFC payment adoption and will push incentives and loyalty programs to higher levels.
2) It also discusses how shopper verification and reviews will continue to influence decisions, requiring brands to better manage influencers.
3) Grocery shopping trends are changing, with more promiscuous store switching for bigger trips, requiring retailers to improve experiences.
Hot Trends in Retail: "The Social Customer Experience"iMedia Connection
The document discusses how customer experience will be the primary basis of competition for companies by 2016. It argues that social media allows companies to deliver personalized customer experiences at scale. The key takeaways are that customer experience is the next battleground, conversations shape customer relationships and loyalty, and social media enables companies to provide personal touch experiences to many customers. The document promotes a company called LiveWorld that provides social customer experience solutions.
The document discusses the declining value of brands and increasing customer expectations in today's digital landscape. It notes that customer trust in brands has dropped 50% since 1993, while choices have proliferated online. This makes it harder for brands to connect with customers, despite more ways to reach them. The document advocates for a new customer-centric approach focused on owned media, direct marketing, detailed customer segmentation, and building trust through privacy and transparency.
Salesforce state-of-marketing-research-retailOanh Do
Retail and consumer goods marketers are working to improve cohesive customer experiences by better integrating customer journeys across departments and channels. They are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence and personalization while also striving to balance privacy and build trust. Marketers are engaging customers across more real-time channels but still struggle with dynamic coordination across channels. Access to more customer data sources improves personalization opportunities but also challenges marketers to better unify disparate customer data.
Coupon usage has increased in recent years due to the recession, but marketers need better ways to measure coupon effectiveness beyond just redemption rates. Traditional marketing mix modeling has limitations and cannot provide insights on how individual coupons impact consumer behavior. Spire has developed an approach using transaction data from 15 million households to analyze how specific coupons influence purchase behavior of redeemers. This identifies the "consumer role" of each coupon and allows marketers to optimize coupon design to better meet promotional objectives around trial, cross-selling, or blunting competition. Clients have used these insights to guide decisions around coupon face values, expiration dates, and purchase requirements.
Omnichannel Shopper Marketing: the next levelBBDO Belgium
Today’s shoppers are in a state of flux. They use a variation of channels to learn about products and services, to connect with brands and retailers and to compare and purchase. That is why successful retailers take a holistic omnichannel approach to Shopper Marketing: they offer their consumers a series of seamlessly integrated touchpoints, both offline and online. It’s up to the consumer how, where and when to use them. But whatever the channel or moment in their path to purchase, these consumers experience a more integrated message.
When will you seize the Omnichannel Marketing opportunity?
Understanding the motivations of consumers, in an increasingly complex shopping landscape, is providing a never-ending challenge for brands.
Webloyalty has commissioned this 5Ps of Shopper Motivations Report to investigate current motivations and drivers at both a local and global level. We partnered with Oxford Brookes University, interviewing over 5000 consumers living in Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UK and US, to understand shopping habits and the motivations behind these.
Our research identifies five key categories of Shopper Motivation:
Price Motivated Shoppers
Practicality Motivated Shoppers
Peer Motivated Shoppers
Perk Motivated Shoppers
Personalisation Motivated Shoppers
Your shoppers are evolving, is your shopper marketing? Right now you can connect offline and online advertising to create immersive shopper experiences and increase sales. We will explain how retail has become the foundation for data-driven shopper marketing and how smart marketers are leveraging this to execute true omni-channel campaigns. You’ll receive actionable insights and strategies that will help you take your marketing to the next level.
1) The document discusses various shopper trends for 2015 that will impact retailers and brands. It notes that 2015 will be a major year for NFC payment adoption and will push incentives and loyalty programs to higher levels.
2) It also discusses how shopper verification and reviews will continue to influence decisions, requiring brands to better manage influencers.
3) Grocery shopping trends are changing, with more promiscuous store switching for bigger trips, requiring retailers to improve experiences.
Hot Trends in Retail: "The Social Customer Experience"iMedia Connection
The document discusses how customer experience will be the primary basis of competition for companies by 2016. It argues that social media allows companies to deliver personalized customer experiences at scale. The key takeaways are that customer experience is the next battleground, conversations shape customer relationships and loyalty, and social media enables companies to provide personal touch experiences to many customers. The document promotes a company called LiveWorld that provides social customer experience solutions.
The document discusses the declining value of brands and increasing customer expectations in today's digital landscape. It notes that customer trust in brands has dropped 50% since 1993, while choices have proliferated online. This makes it harder for brands to connect with customers, despite more ways to reach them. The document advocates for a new customer-centric approach focused on owned media, direct marketing, detailed customer segmentation, and building trust through privacy and transparency.
Salesforce state-of-marketing-research-retailOanh Do
Retail and consumer goods marketers are working to improve cohesive customer experiences by better integrating customer journeys across departments and channels. They are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence and personalization while also striving to balance privacy and build trust. Marketers are engaging customers across more real-time channels but still struggle with dynamic coordination across channels. Access to more customer data sources improves personalization opportunities but also challenges marketers to better unify disparate customer data.
Coupon usage has increased in recent years due to the recession, but marketers need better ways to measure coupon effectiveness beyond just redemption rates. Traditional marketing mix modeling has limitations and cannot provide insights on how individual coupons impact consumer behavior. Spire has developed an approach using transaction data from 15 million households to analyze how specific coupons influence purchase behavior of redeemers. This identifies the "consumer role" of each coupon and allows marketers to optimize coupon design to better meet promotional objectives around trial, cross-selling, or blunting competition. Clients have used these insights to guide decisions around coupon face values, expiration dates, and purchase requirements.
Omnichannel Shopper Marketing: the next levelBBDO Belgium
Today’s shoppers are in a state of flux. They use a variation of channels to learn about products and services, to connect with brands and retailers and to compare and purchase. That is why successful retailers take a holistic omnichannel approach to Shopper Marketing: they offer their consumers a series of seamlessly integrated touchpoints, both offline and online. It’s up to the consumer how, where and when to use them. But whatever the channel or moment in their path to purchase, these consumers experience a more integrated message.
When will you seize the Omnichannel Marketing opportunity?
The document summarizes retail sales trends in the United States. It provides an overview of US retail sales from 2008 to 2018, noting that retail sales have increased during the "Trump Era." The document also discusses data from BMO Economics on retail sales and store closures in the US. It examines trends in e-commerce sales and emerging retail trends like personalization, reimagining the purpose of stores, and the potential growth of voice commerce.
Looking Inside the Consumer Wallet Key Success Factors for Driving Loyalty in...Vivastream
Big data from various sources provides insights into consumer spending trends from the macro to micro level. Understanding these trends is key to making effective marketing decisions in today's competitive environment. A full wallet, 360 degree view of customers that includes transaction data provides a more complete picture of consumer behavior compared to traditional models relying on demographics and in-store spend alone. This comprehensive view of customers, markets, competition and opportunities can help merchants optimize acquisition, retention and marketing strategies.
Deloitte and Tulip Retail unveiled Retail’s Omnichannel omnichallenge, a survey that looked at the plans, perceptions and challenges faced by Canadian retailers.
2016 Shopper Marketing Trends from The MARS AgencyDarren Keen
The document discusses various trends in shopper marketing for 2016. It covers 10 topics:
1. Discounters like Lidl and Aldi are moving from being seen as simply low-cost alternatives to becoming primary players among mainstream shoppers.
2. The rise of mobile payment technologies like contactless and mobile wallet apps will influence shopper purchases through personalized experiences before and after transactions.
3. After several years of thrift due to economic uncertainty, shoppers may take more risks in 2016 and be open to premium and luxury purchases.
4. Shoppers increasingly want specialized retailers and want solutions tailored to their needs rather than one-stop shopping. They are seeking out optimized retail experiences.
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
The document discusses the importance of customer experience and feedback. Some key points:
- Customers' perceptions of a brand are based on their experiences, not what a company thinks of itself.
- Studies show that customers are willing to pay more for great customer experience. However, many companies have not started formal customer experience initiatives.
- By 2020, customer experience is projected to be the most important product differentiator over brand and price.
- Most unsatisfied customers do not provide feedback but simply leave. Companies should actively seek feedback to understand customer satisfaction.
- Customer experience significantly influences purchasing decisions.
Traditional marketing focused on the 4 Ps and required large budgets and constant advertising for success. However, consumer behavior is evolving as most product searches now begin online, influencing a significant portion of retail sales. As a result, marketers must adapt to changes in how consumers research and buy products. This includes utilizing new trends in internet marketing, e-commerce, and social media to engage consumers and remain competitive in today's dynamic market.
The document outlines several marketing predictions for 2015 based on research from sources like Forbes and thinkelite. It predicts that marketing will shift from globalization to personalization as consumers resist homogenization. There will also be a growing focus on internal communications as a key marketing asset. Additionally, visual storytelling will emerge as a main strategy for growing communities by establishing authenticity with audiences. Leveraging new technologies will help brands stay ahead of the curve.
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.
Ken Fenyo, Consumer Markets Lead, Fuel by McKinsey & Co.
Matt Nichols, General Partner, Commerce Ventures
David Anderton-Yang, Researcher, MIT Media Lab
Ashwin Ramasamy, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, PipeCandy
Consumer packaged goods companies face challenges from slow income growth and changing consumer behaviors. Consumers are shopping more frequently at a variety of stores to find bargains, and demand a wider variety of product sizes, packaging, and brands. To adapt, companies must use analytics to better understand consumer needs and simplify their product portfolios, marketing efforts, and trade terms across many new retail channels in order to cut costs while meeting demand for variety and value.
This document provides an overview of omnichannel trends from the perspective of Deborah Weinswig, Executive Director and Head of Global Retail & Technology at the Fung Business Intelligence Centre. The summary is as follows:
Webrooming, where customers research products online and then purchase in-store, has become more common than showrooming. Brick-and-mortar retailers are investing heavily in technology like beacons, mobile apps, and inventory tracking to improve the customer experience across channels. Emerging trends that will impact retail include the growth of mobile shopping via apps, click-and-collect services, subscriptions, and investments in security as retail becomes more digital.
In-store marketing is becoming an important way for marketers to reach customers as more than 70% of purchases are unplanned and made in stores. Various in-store marketing techniques include digital signage, displays on shopping carts and hanging from the ceiling. Research shows that ads seen in stores are more likely to cause immediate sales or brand switching than ads seen elsewhere. Major companies like Walmart, P&G, and Pantaloon are increasingly utilizing in-store marketing, which can account for 4-6% of total store sales in China and 15% of mall revenue in Mumbai. In-store marketing is becoming a significant revenue stream for many retailers.
1. Global retail concentration will continue as large retailers like Walmart and Tesco account for a significant portion of grocery sales in their markets.
2. Private label brands will remain a threat to branded packaged goods as their market share grows, particularly in developed nations.
3. Shoppers are increasingly researching products online before purchasing offline (ROPO behavior), influenced by growing smartphone and internet access. Many final purchase decisions are also now made at the point of sale in stores.
AS SHOPPER MARKETING CONTINUES TO GAIN
A FOOTHOLD IN CANADA, CONFERENCES LIKE
THIS ONE ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE
VALUABLE. AGENCIES, RETAILERS, AND
MARKETERS ALL NEED TO UNDERSTAND
NOT ONLY THE UNDERPINNINGS OF THE DISCIPLINE,
BUT PERHAPS MORE IMPORTANTLY,
HOW THE DISCIPLINE IS AFFECTED BY THE
NUANCES OF THE CANADIAN RETAIL LANDSCAPE.
THIS DECK IS AN ENCAPSULATION
OF WHAT WE HEARD OVER THE TWO DAYS OF PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS.
The May issue of Shopper Marketing Magazine - The Who's Who in Shopper Marketing & E-Commerce edition. Also an 18 company guide to elite digital solution providers
Omnichannel is one of the most abused buzzwords in retail. But, in a world of digitally connected consumers, developing and implementing a solid omnichannel strategy is critical to the long-term success of a retail business.
During this webinar featuring Sucharita Mulpuru-Kodali, one of Forrester’s most distinguished analysts, we’ll review the most fundamental considerations of an omnichannel strategy, including:
- Setting realistic goals and expectations for your organization
- Building out a step-by-step plan with manageable phases
- Deploying best practices while managing to a budget
- Leveraging core order management functionality to pull the strategy together
You’ll walk away with valuable insight and practical information that will guide your omnichannel goals and investments.
This document provides a handbook for driving performance in the retail industry. It discusses the evolving retail landscape and complex customer journey. It presents a methodology with four pillars: visibility, integrated media, relevancy, and conversion. It covers topics like the importance of mobile, social media, third parties, and creating engaging experiences across touchpoints. The goal is to provide tools and strategies to succeed in today's marketplace by taking a participant-centered approach.
Remodista Think Tank - China Commerce 101Remodista
#1 TRUTH – Your Kindergartener and most Chinese shoppers will never see a laptop in their hands unless someone else puts it there. They aren’t wired to find it valuable. Laptop usage is going down, and our thought leaders are still looking at it as the holy grail. It’s low hanging fruit, so not a good long term plan. Technology change in business seems to lag far behind the urgency, and time is of the essence. Our general transactional go-to-market strategies are outdated and not seamless for a global approach.
China Commerce: How to Stand Alone
3rd Party Platforms – The Pros + Cons
Sales + Pricing
Choosing a Commerce Model – B2B
Cross Border Commerce
Legal Establishment in China
Making Maps
Doing Business in China: 3rd Party vs. Standalone
The document summarizes retail sales trends in the United States. It provides an overview of US retail sales from 2008 to 2018, noting that retail sales have increased during the "Trump Era." The document also discusses data from BMO Economics on retail sales and store closures in the US. It examines trends in e-commerce sales and emerging retail trends like personalization, reimagining the purpose of stores, and the potential growth of voice commerce.
Looking Inside the Consumer Wallet Key Success Factors for Driving Loyalty in...Vivastream
Big data from various sources provides insights into consumer spending trends from the macro to micro level. Understanding these trends is key to making effective marketing decisions in today's competitive environment. A full wallet, 360 degree view of customers that includes transaction data provides a more complete picture of consumer behavior compared to traditional models relying on demographics and in-store spend alone. This comprehensive view of customers, markets, competition and opportunities can help merchants optimize acquisition, retention and marketing strategies.
Deloitte and Tulip Retail unveiled Retail’s Omnichannel omnichallenge, a survey that looked at the plans, perceptions and challenges faced by Canadian retailers.
2016 Shopper Marketing Trends from The MARS AgencyDarren Keen
The document discusses various trends in shopper marketing for 2016. It covers 10 topics:
1. Discounters like Lidl and Aldi are moving from being seen as simply low-cost alternatives to becoming primary players among mainstream shoppers.
2. The rise of mobile payment technologies like contactless and mobile wallet apps will influence shopper purchases through personalized experiences before and after transactions.
3. After several years of thrift due to economic uncertainty, shoppers may take more risks in 2016 and be open to premium and luxury purchases.
4. Shoppers increasingly want specialized retailers and want solutions tailored to their needs rather than one-stop shopping. They are seeking out optimized retail experiences.
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
The document discusses the importance of customer experience and feedback. Some key points:
- Customers' perceptions of a brand are based on their experiences, not what a company thinks of itself.
- Studies show that customers are willing to pay more for great customer experience. However, many companies have not started formal customer experience initiatives.
- By 2020, customer experience is projected to be the most important product differentiator over brand and price.
- Most unsatisfied customers do not provide feedback but simply leave. Companies should actively seek feedback to understand customer satisfaction.
- Customer experience significantly influences purchasing decisions.
Traditional marketing focused on the 4 Ps and required large budgets and constant advertising for success. However, consumer behavior is evolving as most product searches now begin online, influencing a significant portion of retail sales. As a result, marketers must adapt to changes in how consumers research and buy products. This includes utilizing new trends in internet marketing, e-commerce, and social media to engage consumers and remain competitive in today's dynamic market.
The document outlines several marketing predictions for 2015 based on research from sources like Forbes and thinkelite. It predicts that marketing will shift from globalization to personalization as consumers resist homogenization. There will also be a growing focus on internal communications as a key marketing asset. Additionally, visual storytelling will emerge as a main strategy for growing communities by establishing authenticity with audiences. Leveraging new technologies will help brands stay ahead of the curve.
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.
Ken Fenyo, Consumer Markets Lead, Fuel by McKinsey & Co.
Matt Nichols, General Partner, Commerce Ventures
David Anderton-Yang, Researcher, MIT Media Lab
Ashwin Ramasamy, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, PipeCandy
Consumer packaged goods companies face challenges from slow income growth and changing consumer behaviors. Consumers are shopping more frequently at a variety of stores to find bargains, and demand a wider variety of product sizes, packaging, and brands. To adapt, companies must use analytics to better understand consumer needs and simplify their product portfolios, marketing efforts, and trade terms across many new retail channels in order to cut costs while meeting demand for variety and value.
This document provides an overview of omnichannel trends from the perspective of Deborah Weinswig, Executive Director and Head of Global Retail & Technology at the Fung Business Intelligence Centre. The summary is as follows:
Webrooming, where customers research products online and then purchase in-store, has become more common than showrooming. Brick-and-mortar retailers are investing heavily in technology like beacons, mobile apps, and inventory tracking to improve the customer experience across channels. Emerging trends that will impact retail include the growth of mobile shopping via apps, click-and-collect services, subscriptions, and investments in security as retail becomes more digital.
In-store marketing is becoming an important way for marketers to reach customers as more than 70% of purchases are unplanned and made in stores. Various in-store marketing techniques include digital signage, displays on shopping carts and hanging from the ceiling. Research shows that ads seen in stores are more likely to cause immediate sales or brand switching than ads seen elsewhere. Major companies like Walmart, P&G, and Pantaloon are increasingly utilizing in-store marketing, which can account for 4-6% of total store sales in China and 15% of mall revenue in Mumbai. In-store marketing is becoming a significant revenue stream for many retailers.
1. Global retail concentration will continue as large retailers like Walmart and Tesco account for a significant portion of grocery sales in their markets.
2. Private label brands will remain a threat to branded packaged goods as their market share grows, particularly in developed nations.
3. Shoppers are increasingly researching products online before purchasing offline (ROPO behavior), influenced by growing smartphone and internet access. Many final purchase decisions are also now made at the point of sale in stores.
AS SHOPPER MARKETING CONTINUES TO GAIN
A FOOTHOLD IN CANADA, CONFERENCES LIKE
THIS ONE ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE
VALUABLE. AGENCIES, RETAILERS, AND
MARKETERS ALL NEED TO UNDERSTAND
NOT ONLY THE UNDERPINNINGS OF THE DISCIPLINE,
BUT PERHAPS MORE IMPORTANTLY,
HOW THE DISCIPLINE IS AFFECTED BY THE
NUANCES OF THE CANADIAN RETAIL LANDSCAPE.
THIS DECK IS AN ENCAPSULATION
OF WHAT WE HEARD OVER THE TWO DAYS OF PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS.
The May issue of Shopper Marketing Magazine - The Who's Who in Shopper Marketing & E-Commerce edition. Also an 18 company guide to elite digital solution providers
Omnichannel is one of the most abused buzzwords in retail. But, in a world of digitally connected consumers, developing and implementing a solid omnichannel strategy is critical to the long-term success of a retail business.
During this webinar featuring Sucharita Mulpuru-Kodali, one of Forrester’s most distinguished analysts, we’ll review the most fundamental considerations of an omnichannel strategy, including:
- Setting realistic goals and expectations for your organization
- Building out a step-by-step plan with manageable phases
- Deploying best practices while managing to a budget
- Leveraging core order management functionality to pull the strategy together
You’ll walk away with valuable insight and practical information that will guide your omnichannel goals and investments.
This document provides a handbook for driving performance in the retail industry. It discusses the evolving retail landscape and complex customer journey. It presents a methodology with four pillars: visibility, integrated media, relevancy, and conversion. It covers topics like the importance of mobile, social media, third parties, and creating engaging experiences across touchpoints. The goal is to provide tools and strategies to succeed in today's marketplace by taking a participant-centered approach.
Remodista Think Tank - China Commerce 101Remodista
#1 TRUTH – Your Kindergartener and most Chinese shoppers will never see a laptop in their hands unless someone else puts it there. They aren’t wired to find it valuable. Laptop usage is going down, and our thought leaders are still looking at it as the holy grail. It’s low hanging fruit, so not a good long term plan. Technology change in business seems to lag far behind the urgency, and time is of the essence. Our general transactional go-to-market strategies are outdated and not seamless for a global approach.
China Commerce: How to Stand Alone
3rd Party Platforms – The Pros + Cons
Sales + Pricing
Choosing a Commerce Model – B2B
Cross Border Commerce
Legal Establishment in China
Making Maps
Doing Business in China: 3rd Party vs. Standalone
This document discusses the rise of omnichannel retailing globally. It presents the Strategy& Global Omnichannel Retail Index, which ranks 19 countries/regions on their omnichannel readiness across 9 retail segments. The US, UK, and Australia rank as the top 3 omnichannel countries. China ranks 5th overall and leads in apparel/footwear and grocery omnichannel. Many European countries lag in adopting omnichannel strategies. The index provides insights for retailers on omnichannel opportunities and maturity in different markets.
This document provides a three-stage playbook for companies looking to expand their global ecommerce operations. Stage 1 involves mapping expansion by analyzing existing international traffic, identifying promising new markets based on economic factors, evaluating brand perceptions and cultural differences, and testing new regions. Stage 2 covers launching internationally by localizing experiences, payment methods, fulfillment and shipping. Stage 3 is about scaling operations through centralization, optimizing the customer experience, executing global marketing, and using automation. The playbook offers guidance on navigating complexities like regulations, cultural norms, and payment landscapes in different parts of the world.
Bus 620 entire course managerial marketingSERCHES99
This document outlines the course materials for BUS 620 Managerial Marketing. It includes discussions and assignments for each of the 6 weeks. The assignments involve analyzing marketing strategies of companies like Nordstrom, Apple, JC Penney, Mountain Dew, Starbucks, P&G, and developing a marketing plan. Students are asked to examine topics like branding, segmentation, pricing, product development, marketing channels, and global marketing. They must write papers and participate in discussions applying concepts from the course readings.
Numa era de mudanças organizacionais e perturbações globais sem precedentes, o relatório Global Marketing Trends 2022 apresenta as principais tendências de marketing, fruto dos desafios de negócio que enfrentamos
The document provides an overview of keys to international expansion for companies given by Paul Goates, Senior Director of Client Solutions at ModusLink. Goates discusses evaluating infrastructure needs, setting an expansion plan and timeline, mitigating risks, and ensuring flexibility. He emphasizes the importance of communication, relationships, and trust when outsourcing to logistics partners. Goates uses the example of GoPro's expansion, where partnering with ModusLink helped lower costs and improve fulfillment capacity through a regional postponement model.
Global expansion requires thorough preparation. Retailers should first define goals for expanding internationally. This includes researching which regions present the best opportunities based on market size, growth, and how product categories perform in different markets. Retailers must also determine organizational responsibilities for the expansion, evaluate how to satisfy new customers including through partnerships, payment options, and logistics, and build internal consensus on product offerings. Proper preparation laying the groundwork for a retailer's global expansion goals is key to future success.
The Future of Retail - Marketing and Merchandising Trend ReportNurun
Nurun's Toronto office has created a Marketing and Merchandising report that offers a thought-provoking look at six key trends:
Social Product Discovery, Consideration and Evaluation
Product Placement Morphs into Content + Commerce
The Integrated Expansion of the Omni-Channel Storefront
The New Geography of Merchandising
I’ll Trade My Privacy for a $5 Coupon
Sophisticated Frugality
This is the first of five trend reports. The culmination of trend scanning and subsequent phases will inform future scenarios in our final strategic foresight report, to be released in 2013.
The main thesis of this article is that several long term trends are reshaping marketing and forcing marketing managers to change radically to keep up. These long term trends are technological, socioeconomic and geopolitical. The future landscape of the business worldwide will have the marketing evolutions as a driver. These evolutions will be the response to the changes of business and marketing environment. How we see the future depends partly on our current perspective. A research oriented visionary will detail what the future brings for researchers. A technology oriented one describes the wonders of coming technologies. Marketing managers are likely concerned with future developments in their specific areas of responsibility i.e., advertising and promotion, branding, or supply chain . Academics likely look for the hot new research topics. S. Balaji | A. Jayaprakash | K. Prabhakaravarman "The Future Trends on Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-5 , August 2020, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd33107.pdf Paper Url :https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/marketing/33107/the-future-trends-on-marketing/s-balaji
This Blue Paper® discusses the evolution of market segmentation, its benefits and
potential pitfalls and how it serves as the foundation of any marketing strategy. It
also offers an in-depth, six-step guide to help organizations get started.
A Consumer's Path To Savings: The Role Of Flyers In Today's Digital WorldAdam Bellisario
This paper aims to identify how flyer formats interact with one another – whether they are competitive or complementary – and share how retailers and manufacturers can best use them to engage with shoppers. Brands can use this information to be
equipped to navigate the changing space of consumer media and ensure their flyer and coupon programs are optimized for maximum impact and efficiency.
AMA_Corporate Attitudes and Adoption Trends of Multi-Channel and Omni-Channel...Scott Valentine, MBA, CSPO
This document summarizes the findings of a survey conducted by Platt Retail Institute on multi-channel and omni-channel marketing. The survey found that most companies currently use a variety of marketing channels like websites, direct sales, email marketing and social media. In the future, digital channels like social media and mobile are expected to grow in importance. While emerging channels are becoming more important, budgets have not yet aligned to support them fully. The survey also found that 43% of companies have either evaluated or plan to implement an omni-channel marketing strategy in the next 3 years, with larger companies and retailers being more likely to do so. The top challenges driving omni-channel adoption are competitive pressures, technology issues, and lack of organizational
The record-high rate of store closures that rocked the retail industry last year has continued into 2018, with more than 3,800 closures expected this year, according to an analysis by Business Insider.
Mr. Ed Khatuka, Chief Executive Officer, Intellect Commerce Ltd, calls attention to Strong Technology for Customer Centric Retailing via CIO Review Magazine Special PoS (Jan 2019) Edition
Read More: http://www.intellectcommerce.com/insights/news/customer-centric-retailing-requires-right-technology.html
Know Us More: http://www.intellectcommerce.com/
The document is a study by Catalyst and Kantar on the state of ecommerce in 2021. It analyzes survey responses from 500 online shoppers and 200 industry professionals to provide insights into evolving shopper expectations, the importance of integrating retail, search, and social strategies across platforms, and how leading companies are adapting their strategies in response. Key findings include that shoppers prioritize convenience over price, use multiple online touchpoints for research and discovery, and expect a seamless omnichannel experience. The study recommends brands break down silos, optimize product pages, and partner with retailers to measure success beyond just return on ad spend.
This presentation was provided by Racquel Jemison, Ph.D., Christina MacLaughlin, Ph.D., and Paulomi Majumder. Ph.D., all of the American Chemical Society, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
Andreas Schleicher presents PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Thinking - 18 Jun...EduSkills OECD
Andreas Schleicher, Director of Education and Skills at the OECD presents at the launch of PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Minds, Creative Schools on 18 June 2024.
This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
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2. 1 During the holidays, companies often provide gifts to customers. The more a
client spends, the larger the gift, usually. To segment customers in this way,
for what purpose is this data being mined?
2 By 2015, projections indicate that the largest category of households will be
composed of
3 A company's sales potential would be equal to market potential when which
situations exists?
4 Costco is able to keep its inventory expenditure relatively low through its
management technology and cutting-edge point-of-sale inventory management
technology. As a result, Costco is able to pass these savings on to consumers in
the form of low prices. This strategy is best described as
5 In the U.S., consumer expenditures on homes and other large purchases tend to
slow down during a recession because
6 Which market do customers who have purchased and are driving Audi automobiles
represent?
7 Which of the following is correct about marketing management?
8 The Soccer World Cup is promoted aggressively to both companies and fans. This
is an example of marketing a(n)
9 Which of the following industries is most likely to use database marketing?
10 When Apple introduced iTunes, a new market was opened. Which of the following
describes this type of innovation?
11 Which of the following statements demonstrates behavioral loyalty towards a
brand?
12 Marketing is considered both an art and a science. How do the 4Ps, or
marketing mix, help us bridge the gap between art and science?
13 How does the market demand curve change (as a function of marketing
expenditure) during recession?
14 One of the most critical steps in the defining process of market research is
15 Which of the following elements of sociocultural environment can be
associated with the growing demand for social surrogates like social networking
sites, television, and so on?
16 Which strategy does this exemplify? Kayak and Orbitz provide their customers
with a variety of travel options including flight reservations, vacation
packages, flight and hotel options with or without car rentals, and cruise
offerings.
17 Wabash Bank would like to understand if there is a relationship between the
advertising or promotion it does and the number of new customers the bank gets
each quarter. What type of research is this an example of?
18 What data analysis type is being used here? When Sam thought about opening a
foreign car repair shop in Phoenix, he researched all of the firms in the area
before deciding on a location. He also analyzed their capabilities and found
articles about many of them in terms of their capabilities, strengths, and
weaknesses.