Contextual Commerce: Best Practices for Winning with Customer Experience with Sitecore Commerce
Transcript of Contextual Commerce: Best Practices for Winning with Customer Experience with Sitecore Commerce
Contextual
Commerce
Webinar
Today’s Presenters:
Greg Baxter
SVP Customer Engagement, edynamic
Rahul Khosla
CEO edynamic & Co-founder Criteek
We are a global digital marketing and technology agency focused on customer engagement.
OUR SERVICES DRIVE GREAT CX OUTCOMES
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• Demand Generation
• Content Strategy & Production
• Personalization Strategy
• CX Strategy
• UX Research
• Customer Journey Mapping
• Multi-Device, Multi-Channel experience design
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• Technology Strategy
• Mobility and IoT
• Marketing Automation
• Social Listening
• CXM Platforms
• CRM
• Cloud Consulting
• Analytics and Business
Intelligence
• AI
• Commerce Platforms
TECHNOLOGY
Old commerce doesn’t work
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68%Shoppers abandon shopping carts.
It’s not about getting catalogs up
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Old Commerce Doesn’t Work…
Outward focused – get product
catalog up and push out content.
Source: Baymard Institute
Headwinds
Amazon continues to take significant
market share away from all types of
retailers.
New entrants are changing the
landscape.
Old distribution models don’t work.
1.1 1.1 Trillion in web-influenced retail
sales in the US in 2017.
Omni-channel customers shop
more frequently and spend 3.5X
more than other shopper types.
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Commerce Has Changed, Forever…
The Web will account for, or influence,
59% of US retail purchases by 2018.
Source: Deloitte, eBay, Forbes, Forrester, PWC, Google, US Government Census,
TechCrunch, Retail TouchPoints, Statstica, International Business Times
75% US shoppers who already buy online.
4 Trillion in merchandise is
abandoned in shopping carts, but
63% could be recovered.
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Commerce Has Changed, Forever…
72% of young shoppers research
their options online before actually
making it to a store.
Source: Deloitte, eBay, Forbes, Forrester, PWC, Google, US Government Census,
TechCrunch, Retail TouchPoints, Statstica, International Business Times
Because the buyer
has changed.
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The buyer journey has become complex..more channels, more
devices and an increasingly sophisticated customer
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There is a new customer journey
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Aware
Appeal
AskAct
Advocate
Personalized content
drives a significant
part of the path to
purchase.
CX drives commerce
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SuccessfuleCommerceis customer experience.
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94% of customers have
discontinued communication
with a company because of
irrelevant messages.
Source: Blue Research
SuccessfuleCommerceis customer experience.
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55% of retailers say their
top priority is optimizing
the customer experience
and to create a seamless
experience across
channels.
Source: Retail TouchPoints
SuccessfuleCommerceis customer experience.
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The number of retailers
that could be classified as
omni-channel nearly
doubled this year — 63%
compared to 33% in 2016.
Source: Retail TouchPoints
SuccessfuleCommerceis customer experience.
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Retailers are looking to engage
and attract audiences through
new social media channels,
such as Snapchat and
Instagram.
Source: eMarketer Retail
Contextual commerce is all about focusing on CX
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Contextual commerce is the game-changing idea
that merchants can seamlessly implement purchase
opportunities into everyday activities and natural
environments.
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Contextual Commerce is a game-changer
Brands will
implement
eCommerce
into everyday
activities.
eCommerce is truly omni-channel.
Mobile users are on the site to research. Mobile
(phone and tablet) accounted for 59% of all
sessions by device on e-commerce sites, these
mobile browsers made up just 38% of revenue.
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Mobile is where the journey starts
Mobile is the
start of the
ecommerce
journey.
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Contextual Commerce Means you Compete on CX.
Brands are expected to deliver seamless and unified shopping experiences,
personalized for each consumer across channels, to maximize sales.
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Once you’ve got the context, you can connect…
The right customer the right content the right time the right channel to drive sales
But there are problems…
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No single view of the customer
Dated, stitched together platforms
Business value of CX not recognized
Data accessibility
No “content in context” strategy
Lack of personalization
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Marketers face challenges…
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Content Commerce Consumer
are separate
• Brands promote product “out” rather than bringing customers “in”
• Separate systems do not provide context or personalization
• Disjointed systems fail to deliver end-to-end shopping experience
• Cart is not always the end state– it could beginning or the middle depending on how a business manages the customer
• High costs, slow time-to-market, customer dissatisfaction
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Old ecommerce platforms don’t meet modern commerce needs
It’s time to rethink the approach to commerce
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1. Invest in a new breed of connected
commerce platform
2. Know your customer
3. Deliver relevant content, especially UGC
4. Make commerce a seamless continuation
of cross-channel conversations, and be
mobile-first
5. Personalization improves CX
Best practices for
contextual commerce
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A new breed of connected platform…
Best practices for
contextual commerce
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A new breed of platform to deliver contextual experiences
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Content Commerce Consumer
WCM, Commerce, Automation, Omni-channel
Powerful contextual intelligence
Integrates with hundreds of 3rd party solutions
Flexible cloud deployment options
Recognized leader by Gartner & Forrester
Thousands of customers
Sitecore partnership pre- through post-sale
Sitecore commerce provides one integrated platform
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ContextualIntelligence
ContentManagement
Omni-channelAutomation
MobilePrint
Apps
Social
Federated
Web Content Management
Commerce
Full feature set
1. A pricing engine
• To price individual products and whole categories of products with ease.
2. A promotion engine
• To run offers on individual products and product categories.
3. Order management
• To capture, monitor, and edit customers’ purchases.
4. A catalog manager
• To organize, merchandise, and manage your products.
5. A profile manager
• To gather, track, and personalize on customers’ activities.
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Best practices for
contextual commerce
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Know your customer, intimately…
Know your customer
The first step to customer
experience success is not
personalization, but collecting
data to know your customer.
One of the single most important
imperatives for every marketing
operations team is to fight against
data fragmentation and find ways
to unite the whole marketing stack
at the data layer.
Chiefmartech.Com
Know your customer
We have unprecedented
access to data as every
aspect of the shopper journey
is being digitized.
SVC helps to understand the full context of CX
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Nutricia Danone
75% increase PM in sales
140% increase PM in re-buy
Best practices for
contextual commerce
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Deliver relevant content
Content fuels the customer experience
• Product content is KING – not just SKU
• Content MUST be relevant
• Content needs to connect across
channels
• Variety in types of content including video
• UGC such as reviews
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Content
The signposts and fuel
stops on your customers
journey.
Shoppers who interact with UGC are 97% more
likely to convert with a retailer.
This is because 85% of consumers find UGC more
influential than brand-made content. Consumers
value UGC for its authenticity and crave to see
products in realistic settings.
90% of consumers admit that comments and
reviews made by other shoppers influence their
likelihood of purchasing.
60% of customers aged 13-24 say that YouTube
videos influence what they buy.
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User generate content is critical
UGC will be
more important
than ever.
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Video is social and creates network effects
Video was shared
at about 2x the rate
of any other
content type
source: Zuum Social
ROI with video
on Facebook is
5x more than text
Facebook 2017
2X 5X
Newton Running: improved customer experience drives sales
The Situation
• By placing the Criteek Product Widget on their Product
Pages, they gave shoppers an easy way to watch,
share, upload and record video product reviews
• Newton Running took advantage of their 20,000 person
email database to generate review-volume
The Solution
• Newton Running were attracting visitors, but not
converting them to sales
• They already had text reviews, but wanted a more
engaging customer experience in a bid to improve
conversion rates
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Newton Running results: engaged customers stay longer…and buy more.
Increase in dwell time72%
Increase in page views64%
Drop in bounce rates8%
23%Increase
in conversion
Building brand experiences with Sitecore Commerce
HomeFashionGroups uses their digital channels to connect with customers. They capture pictures of furniture from customers, in real life not a studio, along with ratings and reviews. These go into the printed catalogue. They are connecting their shoppers.
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Best practices for
contextual commerce
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Make commerce a seamless
continuation of cross-channel
conversations, and be mobile-first
Cross Channel – Mobile First!
Mobile is where product research happens.
The desktop is often where it closes.
Social is often where decisions are made.
Mobile commerce now
represents 34% of
global eCommerce
transactions
Social is critical to building relationships
Unilever buys Dollar Shave Club for 1 Billion.
Dollar Shave Club excels at conducting
authentic-seeming conversations with
customers over social media.
Unilever will gain access to all the data and
analysis the startup has on its customers.
The key to Dollar Shave
Club's appeal is not so
much its online prowess
but the fact that it built a
powerful brand
in four years.
Best practices for
contextual commerce
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Personalization improves CX
Every Customeris an Audience
of One.
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78% of customers are more
likely to make another
purchase from brands that
provided targeted, relevant,
and personalized offers.
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WHEN IT ALL COMES TOGETHER
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