Test 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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smooth transition between all the channels that is being operated by the retailer; channels work from same database of products, prices, promos

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Omni-channel

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customers experience a single type of touch point; retailers have a single type of touch point; the LEGACY

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Single Channel

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3
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customers sees multiple touch points acting independently; retailers; channel knowledge and operations exist in technical and functional silos; the REALITY

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Multi-channel

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4
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customer sees multiple touch points as part of the same brand; retailers have a single view of the customer but operate in functional silos; the ASPIRATION

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Cross-channel

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customers experience a brand, not a channel within a brand; retailers; leverage their single view of the customer in coordinated and strategic ways; the NIRVANA

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Omni-channel

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6
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business centered; social, local and mobile experience

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Multi-channel

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7
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only focus on EXPERIENCE; also business centered

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Omni-channel

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8
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What does the omni channel mean for retailers?

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merchandising, marketing, supply chain/logistics, store operations, product development and sourcing managers

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9
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customer centric; important to track customer movement across channels; merchandising organization cannot be channel specific

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Merchandising

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10
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offers relevant info to specific consumer; relevancy determined by website visits, social network affinities, age, interests and other purchases

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Marketing

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11
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omni channel fulfillment, needs to be profitable; retailers cannot maintain separate inventory; inventory has to be a shared asset

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Supply chain/logistics

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stores aren’t going away; employees need to be knowledgeable; stores become extension of the supply chain

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Store operations

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13
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continued emphasis on private label; BUT… movement of production further and further will not work anymore; near sourcing is a more profitable method

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product development and sourcing mangers

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14
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moving in multi channel; playing with social media; evaluation mobile

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Advanced

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15
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multi channel is a priority; launching email marketing; social media and mobile are couple of years away

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novice

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16
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Amazon.com; expedia.xom

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Pure-play

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17
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Target

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Dual channel

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18
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JC penney

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multi channel retailers

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19
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QVC

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electronic spinoffs

20
Q
reach more customers
provide customers convenience
compete more effectively
grow the business
balance risk
achieve profitability
expand globally
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Reason for Multi channel approach

21
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push and pull strategies (PULL WORKS BETTER) merchandising/ travel/tourism preferences; shopping options’ shopping malls; online auctions; comparison shopping sites

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Online strategies; reaching the consumer

22
Q

consolidate cross channel supply chain mgmt; restore fun to shopping’ loyalty mgmt especially cross channel loyalty; online customer support; assortment planning and new product developments

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Five steps to enable profitable multichannel retail

23
Q

an evolution of the multichannel consumer; shopper wants to use all channels–store, catalog call center, web and mobile simultaneously; spends 15-30% more than mutichannel shopper

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Omni-channel shopper

24
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the omni integrated; the young mobile; the social networker

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Types of omni channel consumers

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30-50 years old; affluent and very connected; retailers can capture shopping patterns and proactively after promos
the Omni-integrated
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people under 30; world is wrapped in texting; being able to identify and make offers when this shopper is in proximity to the store is something retailing is trying to figure out
the Young Mobile
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group tends to be young, but isn't exclusively so; tying into affinities around events or group activities are being investigated
The social networker
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the value/price equation; unrestrained choices; the control factor; the perception of time; the technology revolution; "choice generation"
Major shifts in consumer behavior
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content created by its audience; about enabling conversation; cannot control conversations but you can influence them; influence is the bedrock upon which all economically viable relationships are built
Social media
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refers to activities, practices, and behaviors among communities of people who gather online to share info, knowledge, and opinions using conversational media
Social media
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``` high degree of user friendliness customization privacy settings user generated content free or low cost professional looking products broad reach open access platforms supporting integration and convergence ```
Social Media Characteristics
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the amount of time consumers will read email title
1.54 second rule
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benefits to customers; connections; empowerment; advice; trust
The importance of online communities
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Google widgets enables that the blog is searchable using Google
search engine widgets
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information from the social bookmarking to the blogs
social bookmarking widgets
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Dilbert cartoon of the day
entertainment widgets
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RSS newsfeed and email tools
distribution widget
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when page appears on first page of search engine
search engine optimization
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pull don't push; win the right to be heard; social engagement is a conservation and participation of the communities; content is King, but conversation is Queen;
Rules for effective online social marketing
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the content of the WOM message
the Word of Mouth unit
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the 1st people to share information with each other
The Participants
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what they are likely to talk about
The Venues
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What do we expect them to do?
The Actions
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What results are likely to occur?
The Outcomes
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Twitter search; Technorati; Google News; Board tracker; Facebook Lexicon; Google Analytics; Google Trends
Social Media Marketing Measurement Tools
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track inquiries; receipt and usage of email; emails opened/sent; emails forwarded to others; track download of info you post; track those joining your referral and loyalty programs
Ways to measure email marketing