eTail Europe 2015 (past event)
22 - 24 June, 2015
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Multi-Channel Day Two
08:00 - 08:50 Breakfast & Registration (Benjamin Britton Lounge)
08:50 - 09:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks (Whittle Room)
09:00 - 09:20 It’s Not The Tech You Use, It’s The Way You Use It: This Is The Real Mobile Lesson
Spreadshirt´s customers can choose from several channels to design and purchase customized or predefined apparel products. In 2014 and beyond Spreadshirt made the mobile channel a top priority and was able to double CVR from smartphones. The session targets at organizations that use own resources to develop and maintain their e-commerce systems and covers the technological and organizational best practices and pitfalls in sales channel optimization initiatives.
Spreadshirt
Guido Laures
CTOSpreadshirt
09:20 - 09:40 Go Global , Stay Local: Achieving Effective International Expansion
09:40 - 10:00 Digital Success Story: Disrupting One Of The Last Remaining Traditional Retail Categories- Prescription Glasses
The online market for prescription eyewear is underdeveloped throughout Europe, despite having substantial growth potential. In this talk, Sven explores how MyOptique is revolutionising online spectacle sales through investment in in-house laboratories and innovations such as the first ever virtual mirror. He covers:
• How to provide a highly localised and improved experience for cross-border customers
• How to look outwards as well as internally for great sources of innovation
MyOptique Group
• How to provide a highly localised and improved experience for cross-border customers
• How to look outwards as well as internally for great sources of innovation
Sven Ripper
CMOMyOptique Group
10:00 - 10:20 Retail Leadership In The Digital Era
10:00 - 10:20 Retail Leadership In The Digital Era
10:20 - 10:40 Apptus Digital Success Story: Online Merchandising - A Smarter Approach
The UK’s largest outdoor leisure company, GO Outdoors, explains how smart, self-learning systems that utilise behavioural feedback deliver more relevant and personalised customer experiences.
10:40 - 11:10 Morning Networking Break (Benjamin Britton Lounge)
Track A: Blurring Online & Offline Continued (Whittle Room)
11:10 - 11:15 Chairperson’s Opening RemarksTrack B: Digital Marketing 2.0 (Westminster Suite)
11:10 - 11:15 Chairperson’s Opening RemarksTrack A: Blurring Online & Offline Continued (Whittle Room)
11:15 - 11:55 PANEL: Should Marketers Shift Offline Budgets To Digital Marketing?
Research and opinions in favour of digital marketing are pretty clear: Invest marketing and advertising budgets in web and mobile or face the consequences of failure. That’s a bold statement, but is it really true? Our experts explain how budgets can be split in proportion with ROI in the short term and long term- marketing that is immediately sales driven as well as considerate of customer lifetime value across each channel over time. With a diverse background in fashion, media, food and travel, our panelists each have a unique way of justifying their marketing allocation- here they find common ground and offer their best practical advice for 2016 and beyond:
• Answer on a case by case basis rather than the blanket statement of ‘go more digital’
• Take a data driven approach to budget vs. a cost cutting approach
• Integrate online/offline with peronalisation techniques and measure the outcome
• Answer on a case by case basis rather than the blanket statement of ‘go more digital’
• Take a data driven approach to budget vs. a cost cutting approach
• Integrate online/offline with peronalisation techniques and measure the outcome
Track B: Digital Marketing 2.0 (Westminster Suite)
11:15 - 11:55 PANEL: The Marketing Of Tomorrow, Today: What You Need To Know About Programmatic Buying
Programmatic buying is the use of maths to improve results. It helps bring order to marketing inventory and audience fragmentation. It enables marketers to consolidate customer interactions across multiple channels into a single dashboard, and then use that dashboard to develop a single, overarching strategy about how to best engage (and continue the conversation) with those audiences. Andy & Jose are early adopters of the technology, and share the challenges & early returns from their respective programs:
• Changing the way you think about buying media
• Cutting out complex ad-operation tasks to ensure more efficient transactions
• Capitalising on “now moments” through real time advertising
• Capturing the right elements from a big data set and making them work together
Perry Ellis International
• Changing the way you think about buying media
• Cutting out complex ad-operation tasks to ensure more efficient transactions
• Capitalising on “now moments” through real time advertising
• Capturing the right elements from a big data set and making them work together
Jose Nino
Director of E-Commerce, Marketing & Customer AcquisitionPerry Ellis International
Track A: Blurring Online & Offline Continued (Whittle Room)
11:55 - 12:15 The Rise Of The Multi-Device, Multi-Touchpoint Super Shopper
European shoppers are embracing an ever increasing range of new devices and touchpoints as part of their overall shopping experience. To succeed, retailers must understand how their customers are researching and buying across all touchpoints and how this will evolve. Using Forrester’s retail segmentation and forecasts, this session will address:
• What role does digital play throughout the customer lifecycle and how does its influence go beyond online sales?
• What differences are there in consumer shopping behavior across markets?
• What are the key trends that are influencing European retail and how are leading retailers responding?
Track B: Digital Marketing 2.0 (Westminster Suite)
11:55 - 12:15 The Rise Of Social Commerce And Its Role In The Online Journey
The Growing Importance Of Reviews, Social Logins & Twitter/Facebook Buy Button
Socialising is the primary reason that most people choose to participate in social media networks. Shopping is secondary. Yet still brands hold the misconception that a presence on Facebook is enough to attract paying customers. InnovationGiftShop.com are in a period of testing & learning in order to monetise social media. Hear Antony’s take on the most common pitfalls to avoid and the low-hanging fruit that you can take back to the office next week:
• Choose the social network that is right for you
• Include customer reviews, and be transparent
• Optimise your website for social sharing with the addition of strategically placed social buttons
• Make social a coherent part of your overall marketing strategy
• Choose the social network that is right for you
• Include customer reviews, and be transparent
• Optimise your website for social sharing with the addition of strategically placed social buttons
• Make social a coherent part of your overall marketing strategy
12:15 - 13:30 Networking Lunch (Benjamin Britton Lounge)
13:30 - 13:50 Behind The Numbers: Embracing Customer Centricity In A World Of Big Data
All of us have access to more data now than any other retailers in history. Our sites track millions of page views, add-to-carts and store look-ups. Every day we receive automated reports about opens, click-throughs, conversions and dozens of other KPIs. But despite access to this rich data, we can often lose focus on the humans whose individual actions are summarised in the numbers. In this talk, Pascal talks about finding the right balance of analysis and emotion to design best-in-class customer experience:
• Methods to understand your customers better
• Manual customer segmentation vs. rocket science automated algorithms
• The impact of cross-channel behaviours on conversion-based KPIs
Carrefour (France)
• Methods to understand your customers better
• Manual customer segmentation vs. rocket science automated algorithms
• The impact of cross-channel behaviours on conversion-based KPIs
Pascal Bardot
Head of AnalyticsCarrefour (France)
13:50 - 14:30 Culture Change PANEL: Developing A Strong Digital Identity To Build Lasting Customer Relationships
It takes time to develop a digital corporate culture; the sooner a company acts, the quicker it will be in a position to compete in this fast-paced, digitized world. Many companies are taking practical steps to embed a new way of thinking and new behaviors into business operations, even at the scale of a large retail chain. Our panelists are embracing this digitization path and will share their ideas of how best to tackle the transition process from analog to digital.
14:30 - 14:50 Location Is (Still) Everything: The Surprising Influence of the Real World on How We Search, Shop, and Sell in the Virtual One
Conventional wisdom holds that the internet makes the world flat and reduces friction by erasing the impact of the physical world on our buying habits. But Wharton professor and marketing expert David Bell argues that the way we use the internet is still largely shaped by the physical world we inhabit. Hear David’s take on how the presence of stores nearby and local sales taxes, among other factors, play a critical role in our decision making when it comes to buying online.