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How are online and offline retail integrating as we head into 2014? How are retailers handling the “showrooming” effect? Mike Osswald discusses the evolution of channel connections into today’s omni-channel state, plus a heads-up about what to expect in the near future. www.hansoninc.com/summit
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HAVE CONVERSATIONS RETAIL + DIGITAL
MINDY WITHROW CONTENT STRATEGIST
STEVE DWYER CONNECTION STRATEGIST
PERVASIVE COMPUTING
> OMNI-CHANNEL
RETAIL + DIGITAL IN 2014
• Continued integration of online into offline – people are prepared and researching
• “Showrooming” is being worked out
• Manufacturers likely to be more involved atpoint-of-purchase and digitally– In-store layout changes– Store-within-a-store– More trained staff– More strategic alliances
EVOLUTION OF CHANNEL CONNECTIONS
Single Channel
Omni-Channel • Brand is experienced across all channels• Products and promotions are consistent across platforms• User are tracked across platforms, share common account• Common databases serve information everywhere• Physical store is one of several channels for purchase• User experience informed by profile, social activities, etc.
• No real relationship between offline and online
Multi-Channel • Several channels, consistency of message and design
Cross-Channel • Several “branded” channels, connected, synchronized messages and campaigns
RETAIL + DIGITAL
RETAIL + DIGITAL
CONTINUED EXPLORATION• AmazonFresh and Amazon Local• Google Shopping Express• Walmart To Go• eBay Now (retailer delivery service)• Amazon and Google lockers
• Same-day delivery from online retailers
• Connecting user accounts with in-store kiosks and information; more personalized experiences
• Location awareness, connectedloyalty programs and promotions
See more at
HANSONINC.COM/SUMMIT