Domino's CEO David Wild presented on the journey his organisation has been on as its customers are increasingly ordering online and via mobile devices.
Practicology Conference 2017 - How we tackle retailers' digital challengesPracticology
Practicology highlighted examples of our recent work to show how we support our retail and FMCG clients and help them to overcome their digital challenges.
Practicology Conference - Dreams CEO Mike Logue presentationPracticology
Bed retailer Dreams' CEO Mike Logue discussed the success of his turnaround programme at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference
Omnichannel strategy consultancy Practicology presents some of the findings from its research into the omnichannel customer experience delivered by 30 top UK retailers.
Practicology Conference - Hobbycraft Customer Development Director Katherine ...Practicology
Hobbycraft Customer Development Director Katherine Paterson speaking about driving customer loyalty at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Practicology Conference - Cranberry Panda digital skills & salaries presentationPracticology
Specialist digital recruitment agency Cranberry Panda discussed ecommerce skills and salaries at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Practicology CEO Martin Newman demonstrated how leading retailers and consumer-focused businesses are delivering against his Customer Mix framework to achieve customer-centricity.
Practicology Conference 2017 - How we tackle retailers' digital challengesPracticology
Practicology highlighted examples of our recent work to show how we support our retail and FMCG clients and help them to overcome their digital challenges.
Practicology Conference - Dreams CEO Mike Logue presentationPracticology
Bed retailer Dreams' CEO Mike Logue discussed the success of his turnaround programme at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference
Omnichannel strategy consultancy Practicology presents some of the findings from its research into the omnichannel customer experience delivered by 30 top UK retailers.
Practicology Conference - Hobbycraft Customer Development Director Katherine ...Practicology
Hobbycraft Customer Development Director Katherine Paterson speaking about driving customer loyalty at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Practicology Conference - Cranberry Panda digital skills & salaries presentationPracticology
Specialist digital recruitment agency Cranberry Panda discussed ecommerce skills and salaries at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Practicology CEO Martin Newman demonstrated how leading retailers and consumer-focused businesses are delivering against his Customer Mix framework to achieve customer-centricity.
Practicology Conference - Ecommerce in China presentationPracticology
Multichannel strategy consultancy Practicology discussed the opportunity for western retailers wanting to sell online in China at its 2016 client conference.
Im Fokus der Studie, für die meinungsraum.at 1.000 Österreicherinnen im Alter zwischen 18 und 65 Jahren
repräsentativ befragt hat, stehen relevante Gesundheitsthemen in allen Lebensphasen österreichischer Frauen – von der 1. Periode bis zur Menopause.
Yossi Erdman, AO.com at the Ecommerce UK event March 2015Practicology
Yossi Erdman, Head of Brand and Social Media at AO.com discussing his business' approach to customer-centric ecommerce at the Ecommerce UK event in central London on March 5th 2015.
With Facebook and Google releasing their Q4 2013 earnings just a day apart, we thought now would be a great time to compare the revenue of these two digital advertising behemoths. In the below deck, we've outlined the revenues of Facebook & Google over the last year or so, analysing their growth rates comparatively. We've also gone a bit further back in order to compare Google's first 6 quarters post-IPO to Facebook's to show the difference in growth rate. Whilst 2004 was a very different time to now, this is still an interesting comparison of the two big-players at a similar stage in their developments.
A pdf presentation by Reload Media during a Networx events from Feb 2010 about integrated digital strategy. A very simple yet informative presentation.
Step By Step Recipes Can Only Get You So FarGeorge Hutton
http://mindpersuasion.com/
Things like a pizza can easily be copied if you have the right recipe. But things like businesses have so many variables, step by step can be a limitation. Learn More: http://mindpersuasion.com/kindle/
A brief and basic overview for starting an analytics program.
Improve the digital experience and marketing performance by using the right maturity path for your business.
I've delivered this presentation to clients starting their data driven decision making journey.
See notes in slides for talking points. More at www.WebMarketingPro.ca
PR Measurement Summit 2016 Session 3: Integrating Digital Measurement Into Tr...CARMA
Victor Benady, Global Creative Director for Grayling conducted a workshop on Integrating Digital Measurement Into Traditional PR Campaigns last October 12th as part of the 2-day PR Measurement Summit. The theme of the event was “Measurement in an Age of Integrated Communications”. This was held last October 12th-13th at the Address Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE.
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings by aggregating all 40 DWDM channels at a single site, offering network equipment manufacturers a more scalable and higher-density solution to add DWDM capability to their existing and new networks with simple pluggable interface.
40ch DWDM Mux Demux + Montior Port + 1310nm Port for 40G/100GFS.COM
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings. The 1310nm port can be used for 40G/100G transceivers (40GBASE-LR4/ER4 resp. 100GBASE-LR4/ER4). The 40 DWDM channels are able to transport 400Gbps so that one can run totally 500Gbps over this unit.
Practicology Conference - Ecommerce in China presentationPracticology
Multichannel strategy consultancy Practicology discussed the opportunity for western retailers wanting to sell online in China at its 2016 client conference.
Im Fokus der Studie, für die meinungsraum.at 1.000 Österreicherinnen im Alter zwischen 18 und 65 Jahren
repräsentativ befragt hat, stehen relevante Gesundheitsthemen in allen Lebensphasen österreichischer Frauen – von der 1. Periode bis zur Menopause.
Yossi Erdman, AO.com at the Ecommerce UK event March 2015Practicology
Yossi Erdman, Head of Brand and Social Media at AO.com discussing his business' approach to customer-centric ecommerce at the Ecommerce UK event in central London on March 5th 2015.
With Facebook and Google releasing their Q4 2013 earnings just a day apart, we thought now would be a great time to compare the revenue of these two digital advertising behemoths. In the below deck, we've outlined the revenues of Facebook & Google over the last year or so, analysing their growth rates comparatively. We've also gone a bit further back in order to compare Google's first 6 quarters post-IPO to Facebook's to show the difference in growth rate. Whilst 2004 was a very different time to now, this is still an interesting comparison of the two big-players at a similar stage in their developments.
A pdf presentation by Reload Media during a Networx events from Feb 2010 about integrated digital strategy. A very simple yet informative presentation.
Step By Step Recipes Can Only Get You So FarGeorge Hutton
http://mindpersuasion.com/
Things like a pizza can easily be copied if you have the right recipe. But things like businesses have so many variables, step by step can be a limitation. Learn More: http://mindpersuasion.com/kindle/
A brief and basic overview for starting an analytics program.
Improve the digital experience and marketing performance by using the right maturity path for your business.
I've delivered this presentation to clients starting their data driven decision making journey.
See notes in slides for talking points. More at www.WebMarketingPro.ca
PR Measurement Summit 2016 Session 3: Integrating Digital Measurement Into Tr...CARMA
Victor Benady, Global Creative Director for Grayling conducted a workshop on Integrating Digital Measurement Into Traditional PR Campaigns last October 12th as part of the 2-day PR Measurement Summit. The theme of the event was “Measurement in an Age of Integrated Communications”. This was held last October 12th-13th at the Address Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE.
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings by aggregating all 40 DWDM channels at a single site, offering network equipment manufacturers a more scalable and higher-density solution to add DWDM capability to their existing and new networks with simple pluggable interface.
40ch DWDM Mux Demux + Montior Port + 1310nm Port for 40G/100GFS.COM
The 40ch Mux Demux is a high density, low loss and standalone passive optical module that provides excellent solution for infrastructure savings. The 1310nm port can be used for 40G/100G transceivers (40GBASE-LR4/ER4 resp. 100GBASE-LR4/ER4). The 40 DWDM channels are able to transport 400Gbps so that one can run totally 500Gbps over this unit.
On December 8th and 9th over 30 retailers representing 15 stores attended a networking and education event called the R&A Round table. The Round Table is designed to help furniture retailers and current R&A Marketing clients understand and embrace the new trends, changes, and important issues that the home furnishings industry faces as it continues to evolve.
"The New Wave of Marketing Technologies" - an Adobe webinar on 05.06.09 by The1stMovement\'s CEO Ming Chan, and Creative Director David Schell
Video advertising is the new way to get the message out about your business, services or products. Here are the three main reasons why video advertising is currently one of the most popular internet marketing methods.
With increasing access to broadband connection, online video streaming as a form of advertisement is becoming increasingly popular. Different types of videos abound in the internet – video emails, video instant messages, video broadcasts, and video blogs.
The idea is to create videos that could put out effective advertisements without alienating viewers who have not yet jumped into the online advertisement viewing bandwagon. Internet video blogging sites like YouTube get millions of hits a day so companies are beginning to consider every possible way to get these people who visit these video blogging sites to buy their products or avail of their services.
There are a lot of reasons why video advertising is becoming increasingly popular; here are some of these reasons.
Reason 1: Wide Coverage and Reach
With video advertising, you will be able to reach different people, young or old, male or female. Your advertising will reach millions of people, regardless of their age, sex, and race.
Thousands of websites generate interest from people worldwide. People, especially the younger generation, are cutting off on their other pursuits to give time to online social networks like MySpace and YouTube. YouTube alone has millions of viewers daily.
This opens a whole worldwide market for every business. It is no wonder why an estimated $400 million was spent for video advertising in 2006 alone. This figure is expected to increase in the coming years. With the majority of internet users preferring to purchase products online, more and more videos are created each year in response.
Reason 2: Videos Get the Message Across
Video messaging uses the audio-visual approach, so it’s more effective in getting any message across. People would generally respond more to both visual and audio stimulation.
If your video captures your viewer’s interest, you could expect a call, an order, or a hit on your site. Scientifically, it has been proven that the probability of people remembering any message is higher if the message was received through both sight and hearing.
Video messaging is a form of a personal communication to your target market. You can create all kinds of videos and send them via email or post them on your websites. You can create video instant messages, emails or blogs. It depends on what form of video marketing would be most effective for you.
Reason 3: Relatively Inexpensive
Online video advertising is not expensive. It is cheap yet it works. It means good business and more profit. It is cheaper than print ads or TV ads. You spend little for the worldwide market. You don’t need to have millions of dollars just so you can launch an effective and competitive video advertisement. This levels the playing field for home-based e-business owners like you.
Virtually all kinds of businesses can create their own online video advertisements, upload these videos on YouTube, and embed the streams into their own websites. In an instant, without even paying for a million dollar worth of video ad, small businesses can have video streaming and market to millions of users worldwide.
How to Use Video to Increase Traffic to Your Website
To compete in the battle to generate website traffic you need several tools; desirable products or services, search engine friendly website design and informative content. By using video to interact with your website visitors, you can produce better results. When you generate website traffic by using interactive video you can capture their interest by providing information throughout your website, not just your homepage.
Putting all of the pieces in place is only the first part of the battle: keeping them on your site is the real challenge. I have found that using streaming video generate
Provide a great way to promote and brand your company, it is Professional way to woo a potential clients and customers.
It is a creative gift with a good impact.
Make Your Live Service Game Thrive | Andy Needham, Matt DixonJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2016
Chillingo’s head of studio, Andy Needham and business development director, Matt Dixon will explain how to overcome common challenges in developing and maintaining live service games for players around the world. They will reference case study examples from their multiplayer battle tank game, Iron Force and share what’s made it one of the company’s most successful games.
Practicology Conference - SAP Hybris on digital tipping pointsPracticology
SAP Hybris discussed how retail needs to respond to the challenges of digital disruption at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Womenswear retailer Monsoon Accessorize IT & Ecommerce Director John Bovill explains his hopes for the Project Customer big data project at multichannel consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference.
Practicology Conference - TM Lewin customer insight case studyPracticology
Presentation on UK menswear retailer TM Lewin's use of customer insight to answer key business questions. Given at multichannel strategy consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference in London on July 6th 2016.
Presentation on UK retailers' innovation plans given at multichannel strategy consultancy Practicology's 2016 client conference in London on July 6th 2016.
Ecommerce UK: The Year Ahead conference deckPracticology
Practicology's 21st October 2015 Ecommerce UK conference featured sessions from House of Fraser, Usabilla, Smart Focus, and a panel session with Jaeger, Selfridges, STA Travel and Baker Ross on the topic of securing ecommerce sales growth in the next 12 months. Practicology also gave an advance view of its Mobile Usability Report 2015/16 produced in partnership with WhatUsersDo.
Slides from the Ecommerce UK LinkedIn Group's Customer-centric Ecommerce event, held on 5th March 2015 in central London. Speakers included Sofa.com CEO Gareth Williams, Peoplevox Founder & CEO Jonathan Bellwood, PCMS Group Sales & Marketing Director Richard Goodall and Sage Pay Head of Innovations Rik Blacow. The event was hosted by Practicology Deputy CEO Mark Lewis.
Ecommerce Top Tips slides from the Oct 9th 2014 Ecommerce UK eventPracticology
Slides from Ecommerce UK and Practicology's Ecommerce Top Tips event on the 9th October 2014 in London, featuring La Perla, Lyle & Scott, Sage Pay, Traffic Defender and the launch of the Practicology Website Usability Report 2014
The Ecommerce Department of The FuturePracticology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Jonathan Hall from Cranberry Panda, E...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Elliot Zissman from Pythian, Ecommerc...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Martin Newman and Nupur Manchanda fro...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Marianna Satanas from Mr Porter, Ecom...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Arif Harbott from Morrisons, Ecommerc...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Ian Scarr from SLI Systems, Ecommerc...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
The Ecommerce Department of The Future, Emma Grinter from Waterstones, Ecomme...Practicology
Ecommerce Department of The Future – Ecommerce UK introduces a selection of seasoned multichannel retailers and experts to talk about how their careers have progressed, as well as how and why ecommerce departments (and wider organisations) are changing to embrace multichannel retail. Presentations from Nupur Manchanda, Practicology; Emma Grinter, Waterstone’s; Jamie Merrick, Demandware; Marianna Satanas, Mr Porter; Ian Scarr, SLI SYstems; Arif Harbott, Morrisons; Elliot Zissman, Pythian; Jonathan Hall, Cranberry Panda.
Mobile Moves On - Ecommerce UK event - 4th April 2014Practicology
Slides from Ecommerce UK's Mobile Moves On event from the 4th April 2014.
Presentations from Joanna Perry - Practicology, Lee Duddell - WhatUsersDo, Andre Rickerby - Etsy, Andrew Gilboy - Demandware, Helen Colclough - River Island, Angus Blest - Adyen and David Wild - Domino's.
The event included the launch of the Mobile Usability Report 2014 highlighting the positive and negative experiences users found on 15 major retailers' mobile websites. The report can be downloaded from www.practicology.com/mobilereport
Ecommerce UK Making Christmas Count eventPracticology
Slides from presenters at the Ecommerce UK LinkedIn Group's Making Christmas Count event:
- Martin Newman, Practicology
- John Bovill, Monsoon Accessorize
- Mo Syed, Amplience
- Nadine Sharara, Thomas Pink
- Kristian Bromley, Firebox
- Kerry Okikiade, Firebox
- Kana Butkovic, The Swiss Digital
- Neil Sansom, Moss Bros
- Myles Dawson, Adyen
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Note: System sales and Group underlying operating profit includes German operations until 2014. 2015 excludes Germany. 53-week period in 2012 is unadjusted.
Group Ten Year History: Store Count, System Sales and Group Profit
4. In 2015 we generated £574.3m on-line sales
2013 - £100k per 13 minutes
2013 - £100k per week
2001 - £100k per month
1999 - £100k per annum
Digital Content
Tablet App
Mobile App Mobile Display
Mobile web Social
2015 - £100k in 7 mins
Q1-3 2016 was 23% up on 2015
5. We have generated £763m from mobile commerce in six years
Q1-3 2016 was a further £323.4m
6. Summary
• On-line is key to business growth in
Domino’s
• Customers do not recognise
channels
• Transition shows no sign of slowing
• New entrants eg Just Eat, Deliveroo
fuelling trend
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8. Meet Dom, our new pizza tracker
• Increased personalisation and personality
Introduction of a new animated character, “Dom”
Bespoke content for each stage
• A uniform ‘look and feel’ across all platforms (web, iOS)
Delivered digital innovation
Journey to “One Touch”: Easy Ordering
Prompt to register
Save payment cards
Create favourite basket
“Easy Ordering” and “One Touch” concept available via website, app
and smartwatch
9. • Sponsorship of the X Factor app continued
our relationship with Saturday night
£2.3m media value
2.4m downloads
1.4m Domino’s games played
• Media presence on key dates for customers
(Valentine’s Day, April Fools’ Day)
• “Beat Team Domino’s” FIFA campaign for
Xbox gamers and “Trymendous Ticket
Giveaway” for the Rugby World Cup
• Regular content created to support key
passion points (football, gaming, movies and
TV)
Using digital to Stay ‘Top of mind’
10. Implications for Leaders in Multi-site businesses
• Be a learning leader with blinkers off and wide purview
• Think as a customer – be a customer – talk to digital natives
• Use data to drive decision-making in active ways
• Do not resist change – update infrastructure boldly
• Be open to new ideas – accept failure risk
• Understand Cyber risk and be prepared for disaster
11. Lessons learnt at Domino’s
• Organisational not departmental priority
• Accelerate change – do not resist the inevitable
• Balance digital marketing with traditional marketing
• Be bold!