24x7 Retailing - Is it Working?

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24 X 7 RetailingIs it Working?

Peter.Charness@Manthansystems.com

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Analytics for 24 X 7 Retail “The Opportunity”

• One Hour Offer Expires• The “100” Offer• Proximity & Behaviorally

Profiled Mobile Coupon

• The $55 TV• NASTYTWEET• (Was the product there to meet demand?)

• Did it Work?

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The Balance is Shifting - 200 Years of Retail

Merch Mktg

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The Old Way

• Merchants Rule• Retailers Sell what the Buyer Buys

– Marketing helps move the products that the customer didn’t understand……..

• Marketing Anniversaries old promotions– “Coordinates” Production

• No One is responsible for Stock Outs…….

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Dramatic Change

The World We’re Leaving Behind

• Chain Level Assortments• Chain Level Pricing• A Few “Versions” of

Flyers• Mass Email• The Product Was the Sell

The New Reality

• Consumer Driven Product• Remix by Customer

– Stores– Web Experience– Pricing

• Time/Proximity/Attribute Based Offers

• Selling Customers “a few” at a time

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Traditional Measures and Controls Fall Aside?

• From the CFO……

– Before:• Marketing can NEVER accurately project expenses• Open to Buy is NOT a GUIDELINE!

– Now:• You want more headcount for tweeting for the Merchants?• You want OTB just to support marketing initiatives?

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Performance Metrics

• Sales• GMROI• Operational Productivity

• Sentiment?– Returns, Repeat Purchases……

– One Unhappy Customer might tell 10 People– A Happy customer may tell one friend. – Complaints Department

• What you didn’t know probably couldn’t hurt you…..

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Today “Sentiment” – Speed and Volume

• One-quarter of U.S. consumers are far more likely to spread the word about a bad experience or product than a good one, according to Colloquy's latest research into word-of-mouth sharing practices.

• “no name blogger” 61,000 readers/week• Tweets• Facebook• ……….

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24 X 7 Retail

• Increasingly we sell what we influence and promote• One to One Marketing• More Marketing Budgets and Experimentation• The M&M’s – Unprecedented Coordination Required• Is it Working?

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3 T’s Framework Measuring Success

Thinking

Talking

Transacting

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Stage 1 - Thinking

Thinking reflects a consumer who is at a stage of interest about your company, or a product (that your company may sell). The consumer is assembling knowledge, rationalizing need, and while at the very front end of a purchase decision potentially on the path to purchase.

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Stage 2 - Talking

Talking reflects interaction between consumers who have something to say about your company or product. While Talking has always occurred it has largely been invisible and impossible to measure..

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Transacting

Transacting the ultimate measure of success being a margin rich transaction and a happy purchaser willing to be a repeat buyer. (Attribution of causality for the purchase is difficult)

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MeasurementThinking = Brand• A brand is the essence or promise that a product,

service or company will deliver or be experienced by a buyer

• Brand Awareness Can Be Measured– Focus Groups, Impressions, – Page Views, Clicks, Search, Stickiness,

• Conversions, CPC

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WSJ Today

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MeaurementTalking - VFS• Social Widgets

– Volume– Frequency– Sentiment

• Tweets, Reviews, Likes, Blogs, Searches

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MeasurementTransacting – Recording the Sale – New Dimensions

• Who Why

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3 T’s Framework – Why did it Work?

Thinking• Page Views• Search• Clicks

Talking• Volume• Frequency• Sentiment

Transacting• Who?• Why?

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Techniques for turning all this new data into profit

• Customer Segmentation Analysis – Who’s Buying?– Assortment– Sizes– Unequal Offer

• Promotion & Campaign Analytics – Why are they Buying?– Plan vs. Actual– Reasons for Success/Failure

• Margins, Sell Through, Stock Outs……..

• “Brand Analytics” VFS – What do they think about us?

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New Methods for Information Delivery

• Packaged Solutions!• Aggregation• Exception Based Reporting• Alerts• Real Time Data

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Is it Working? Promotions/Campaigns

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Promotional Analytics

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Customer Analytics

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Questions?

• www.manthansystems.com