Today's Personalization Technologies to Fit Your DM Campaign

Today’s Tablets Mean Bigger

Consumer Engagement

Connected Customer Strategies Track

Linda Brown, Wolverine World WideJoaquín Ruiz, Catalog Spree

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Who is Wolverine World Wide?APPAREL

& ACCESSORIES

CONSUMER

DIRECT

FOOTWEAR

WHOLESALE

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A Tale of Four Disruptions

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Music Books Retail Magazines

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Yet Again: Omni-Channel

• Be where your customers are... and tie it all togetherDiscover NurtureEngage SellIncent RewardSurprise Re-engageLink, link, linkTrack, track, track

• Build to and measure your company’s Path-to-Purchase

• Offline meets Online

Mostly Online, 42

%

Combined,45%

Mostly Stores, 12

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Primarily Mobile, 1

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Methods US Online Shoppers Plan to Use to Shop in 2012% of respondents

Source: PriceGrabber, “2012 Shopping Outlook”

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Portable, Instant Access

IDC: Worldwide smartphone shipments already more than PCs

350m PCs492m smartphones

2011500m PCs

1,600m smartphones

2016

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A Tidal Wave of Tablets

• Tablets growing 19 times

faster than PCs.

• Tablets growing 60% faster

than the smartphone.

• By 2016, 126m tablets will

be in use by US consumers.

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Unbelievable (but true) Forecast

NPD Group: Tablets to overtake notebooks in 2016

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The iPad alone accounts for half of traffic from mobile devices

Source: Catalog Spree Retailer Survey, April 2012

Mobile Share of E-commerce Traffic Doubled in Less Than 6 Months

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• Design for mobile first… at the very least test on mobile

– 40%-60% of retail email opened on smartphone

– Optimize “first click”

• Highest value retail customers are– iPad owners– Shop in stores– Use catalogs

…Leveraging and integrating all your channels is vital

Omni-channel Implications

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Product Demo: iOS& Web

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Monday, 12%

Tuesday, 12%

Wednesday, 13%

Thursday, 14%Friday, 15%

Saturday, 17%

Sunday, 17%

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Data: Shoppers spend

95+ minutes/month on app

traffic breakdown by day Usage per time and day of the week

• Saturday/Sunday are biggest shopping days• Peak shopping time is between 6-9 PM PST

Source: Catalog Spree data, April 201213

45 million people, 47%of all

smartphone owners,usedmobileappsin the

Nielsen-defined Shopping/Commercecategoryin June 2012.

It was Nielsen's first study of a particular category of mobile app.

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Most of the top 10 apps

in the category just

help users find deals

ororganizetheir shopping.

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What does mobile mean to WWW?

eCommerce Mobile Revenue Share by Period

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What does mobile mean to WWW?

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Community vs. Affinity

Own Apps

+ Brand-immersed

+ Loyalty Builder

– Costly

– Maintenance Commitment

– Platform choice

± Awareness

± User experience

Aggregation Apps

+ Branded experience

+ Large Distribution

+ Easy MultiChannel: Web, App, Own-site

+ Ease of social integration

+ Scaled expense

± One of a crowd

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Community

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Community

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Community

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Community

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Affinity (Aggregation) App

• Objectives

– Prospecting

– Participating

– Positioning

• Challenges

– Low Awareness

– User-Experience Limits

– Lack of Personalization

• Cost Structure

– 3-15% Commission per Sale

– Other fees• Setup Charge

• Cost Per View

• Cost Per Lead/Subscription

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Vendor Selection

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Leverage your assets to provide a unified point of view.

Don’t overcomplicate things.

Make it easy to use.

Meet expectations before you exceed them.

Design

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Design

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Page Processing Systems:

Single pages (not spreads)

• CMYK or RGB

• 300 x 300 dpi

• Editable

“Design for Mobile”

• Landscape to portrait

• Fold out spreads to singles

• Products that cross spreads may need adjusting

• Avoid distortion by translating to a uniform page size.

The Nitty-Gritty

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Data Feed Systems

Before “go live”

• May use GAN feed

• May use your own web site for sales or separate channel.

• Be proactive

• Determine all needed fields

• Provide test files for review

• Confirm meets specifications

After ‘go live’

• Babysit

• Changes cause “Item Not Available”

• Coordinate updates around catalog publishing cycles

The Nitty-Gritty

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Beyond Response: KPIs

Catalog Spree Calculated KPIs Merrell Spring x100Unique Viewers 2,718 271,800Total View Time 155 hours 15,500View Time per Person 2 min 2 min

Time per page 5-6 seconds 5-6 secAvg# Products Zoomed 2.25 2.25

% of Zoomed to See More Button 8% 8%Number of Viewers to Website 225 people 22,500Actual Direct Conversion 1 person 100Actual Direct Revenue $125 $12,500

Potential 2% Conversion 5 people 500Potential Revenue $625 $62,500

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0.6%

Beyond Response: Attribution

All Attribution Merrell Spring ’12 Catalog; 400K Circ.

GWP promocode(i.e. RetailMeNot.com) +$0.17/book

Website catalog request +$0.03/book

Visit website catalog & buy +$0.002/book

Merrell B&M stores +$0.27/book

All Digital Catalogs (Combined) +$0.003/book

$0.475/book

Spring ’12 Added Revenue Contribution = $190,000

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External Promotion

• Ongoing promotion on all channels:– B&M signs including driver QR codes

– Social Media including contests

– Emails regularly as primary story

– Emails always in footer

Internal Promotion

• Who owns it?

• Small team focus

• Report KPIs

Be the Cheerleader

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• Cookie tracking

• Social Shopping

• Use eCatalog sweepstakes for email growth

• More brands / more creative look & feel

What’s Next?: WWW Perspective

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Electronic Omni-channel:

• “Social Shopping”• Tight integration with social

and interest networks• Community annotations

• Demographic prospecting & VIP services

• Targeted recommendations• Targeted promotions• In-store services• Phone-centric offers & updates

• HTML5 distribution• More platforms

The Future: Spree’s Perspective

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Conclusions

• The acceleration of digital space creates opportunity.

• The tablet creates a unique marketing opportunity.

• Experiment on multiple platforms

– Make sure user-experience fits your brand

– Set up a data and learning discipline

– Use 1 or more of the community apps

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Q&A

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THANK YOU

Linda.Brown@wwwinc.com

Joaquin@catalogspree.com

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