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Page 1: Social Commerce

Social CommerceSocial Network + E-commerce

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Index

Inspiration

Brand

Product

Business model (target audience, workflow)

Financials

Communication strategy

Conclusion

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WE

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To be UNIQUEWhat do we want?

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Personalize YOUR LIFE

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www.onLime.comCreate unique style of your Apple gadget

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Customize your i-phone, i-pod and laptop with

STICKERS with a unique design

by designers and artists from all around the world

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Material

Easy On... Easy OffPatented 3M, easy to apply. The adhesive allows you to reposition the skin so you can easily get a perfect fit.

No ScratchesYou can defend your device with a durable anti-scratch.

Best MaterialsThe advanced 3M adhesive contains patented micro-channels that prevent air bubbles from forming and allow for easy application.

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Map of e-commerce models

Taking advantage of users' social networks to sell products onlineSocial commerce is the next generation of e-commerce

The viral effect is broader in this model

dell.coma brand e-portala brand e-portal

amazon.com a retailera retailer

www.ebay.coman e-auctions sitean e-auctions site

alibaba.coma wholesale portala wholesale portal

ooshop.coman online hypermarketan online hypermarket

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CustomersCreative people, Apple fans, who

want to be uniqueand customize their

Apple’s gadget

DesignersYoung graphic

designers and artists from all around the

globe to create images for

personalization of your Apple gadget

OnLime.com

ProductionPrinting stick

Delivery by Post

Designers create original design and upload it to our site and quote a price. When their design is bought by the client, we produce and deliver the order. Designers get their money according to the following scheme: quoted price – 30% (our comission)

Quick and easy way to print unique designon 3M’s material.

The cost of postal services is not included in the price of the goods and depends on the customer's location.

Business model

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Market Pricing for E-Commerce Project

Item Description Cost

Setup$25,000‐50,000

(one time)

Strategy DesignSetup

Hosting, Services,Salary & Rent

Hosted solution, ModerationContent & Programming,

Salary & Rent offices

$15,000 ‐25,000(month)

$265,000‐410,000(annual)TOTAL COST

AdvertisingOur banners

published on other blogs & websites

$5,000(month)

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Revenues

Cost Average Price

Laptop’s stickProduce – $3Design - $20

$35

I-phone’s stickProduce – $2Design - $15

$25

I-pod’s stickProduce – $2Design - $15

$25

$12

$8

$8

Revenues Projected sales

1,000 / month

12,000 / year

3,000 / month

36,000 / year

2,000 / month

24,000 / year

TOTAL $624,000annual

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Designer promoting design of his own

Importance of Ratings and Reviews to Consumers

How important are consumer reviews when

making a purchasing decision?

Would reviews impact the

likelihood that you buy from

that site?

Do you find ratings and

reviews helpful when making a

purchase?

61% extremely or very

important

55%“Would be more

likely to buy”

63%Yes

Source: UK Consumers, Vizu.com

The customer can communicate with the designer, through social networks, to discuss design, give opinions, to associate in groups.

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Social Experience Is Composed of Millions of Micro InteractionsPeople use all types of social networks to self-publish, share, connect, reconnect and establish

an array of communities. This happens both in professional and personal ways.

Promotion through Social networksWe use this way as virus effect

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viral effect

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OVERVIEW OF SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS

“Mainstream” Networks

Blogging, and “Micro blogging”

OnLime blog + E-mail newsletter Blog about: internal news / promotions, new design,theme concepts, user feedback / engagement,competitions, industry / related newsE-mailing about: monthly newsletters consisting of highlightsfrom the blog (sometimes includes exclusive content)

Tweeting about: promotion of blog posts, Blogspecificcompetitions, Asking users short questions and answering their questions in return. Use Twitter Search to monitor any mentions of OnLime: ability to respond / market

Raising personal / individual profile = value to OnLime marketing activities

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Example: Design Contest

OnLime Design contest promotion Re-Tweet comments

Tweets link back to ONLIME

250+ mentions of ONLIME in an Hour

Free & Viral Marketing

Act quick! Make your own design and WIN free stickers for your i-phone, i-pod & laptop!http://onlime.com

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INVOLVE USERSOnLime Support Forum Feedback on design concepts

ACKNOWLEDGE USERSOnLime Showcase = View great user’s designRe-Tweets on TwitterEngagement via blog comments

LOVE USERSEveryone loves competitionsAdd value constantly (buy 1 – get 2)Reward users

Users engagement

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All channels mentioned are just channels, not a marketing strategy.

The Strategy = Social Media User Engagement & Community Building

Social Media is not (only) technology

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Andrey [email protected]


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