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Bringing an In-Store Experience, Online

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Buy from people, not the internet. While some may see e-commerce as a straightforward vending machine-like experience, Rakuten’s Buy.com believes in making the shopping experience more entertaining. Experience level: Intermediate, Advanced Target audience: Affiliates/Publishers Niche/vertical: Social shopping Melissa Salas, Director of Marketing, Buy.com (Twitter @melissadsalas)
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Melissa Salas Director of Marketing, Rakuten Buy.com @melissadsalas | Facebook.com/Melissa.Salas | Linkedin.com/in/Melissadsalas
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Melissa SalasDirector of Marketing,Rakuten Buy.com

@melissadsalas | Facebook.com/Melissa.Salas | Linkedin.com/in/Melissadsalas

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* 90 million skus* 38,500 merchants* Third largest ecommerce company by sales

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What’s wrong with ecommerce?

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Redesigning our site to be an online reflection of the offline world.

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1 // Online is Visual

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Text doesn’t inspire shopping, visual images do

Showroom / window shopping

In-Store experience of someone helping you find what you are looking for.

Imagery = Discovery

Omotenashi = Commitment to Personalized Service

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Conversion will increase with an in store environment – plus the value add of those images being pinned.

Greater social influence and receive more traffic to those pages from SNS like Pinterest.

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2 // It’s not just about a “deal”

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Price Conscious Quality Conscious

Occupy Wall Street

Deal Hunters

Fair Wage Laws

The Recession

Child Labor Laws

Union-Busting

Organic

Free range

Green

Cruelty-Free

Hand-Crafted

Conscious

The opportunity

Homemade

“Shop Local”

One-of-a-Kind

Limited Edition

?

Personalization in a simple manner

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3 // Customers still want a human touch

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Long Page = InStore

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4 // It can’t feel impersonal

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Cultural Nostalgia

Shopping Nostalgia

Product Nostalgia

“The way we used to shop”“The things we used to buy”“The way we used to live”

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Cultural Nostalgia

Shopping Nostalgia

Product Nostalgia

“The way we used to shop”“The things we used to buy”“The way we used to live”

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Buy from people, not the internet.

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1 // Make it simple

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Simple process

• A small core team drives the entire process from start to finish.

• Include the CEO – no surprises.

• Test. Let the numbers talk versus trying to achieve consensus.

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Simple result

New website Old website

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2 // Keep it connected

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Connected process

• Focus groups and UX testing with merchants and customers are key.

• Never design a single page by itself. Consider relationships and flow.

• Connect with your past to understand your future.

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Connected resultDepartment PageHome Page

Product Page

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3 // Be Human

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Human process

• Brand personality, tone and look and feel impact real business metrics.

• Even gut instincts can be wrong.

• Let your customers drive the design. Buyers and sellers.

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Shop Together

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Human result

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Buy from people, not the internet.

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Melissa [email protected]

@melissadsalas | Facebook.com/Melissa.Salas


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