The Future by Figures

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This presentation was given by Econsultancy senior research analyst Andrew Warren-Payne at FeWeb's 'The Future is Back' event on April 1st 2014. In his talk, Andrew highlighted the continual existence of "The Gap" in digital marketing between what companies want to be doing and what they are actually doing. Based on the decreasing longevity of companies, this gap presents a real danger for companies who do not seek to close it. This gap is being created by the constant pace at which consumer behaviour is changing, driven by speed of developments in technology. And just as mobile and multichannel customer behaviours are proving a challenge to companies today, the emergence of the 'Internet of Things' will again change customer behaviour in the future.

Transcript of The Future by Figures

Andrew Warren-Payne

Senior Research Analyst

@agwp

The Future by FiguresApril 1st 2014, FeWeb, Brussels

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The Gap

The Behaviour

The Device

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1994 Netscape browser released

Where have we come from?

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1994 Netscape browser released

2014 $1.2 trillion sold online

Where have we come from?

Source: eMarketer

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Photo credit: Mark Hilary on Flickr

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“A great customer experience is key to driving brand loyalty.” 89%

Source: Econsultancy / Sitecore Customer Lifetime Value Report

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“A great customer experience is key to driving brand loyalty.”

“We understand the key digital touchpoints within the customer lifecycle.”

89%

55%

Source: Econsultancy / Sitecore Customer Lifetime Value Report

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Source: Econsultancy / Whatusers Do UX Survey Report

of companies say they are committed to delivering good UX.78%

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Source: Econsultancy / Whatusers Do UX Survey Report

of companies do user experience testing.55%

of companies say they are committed to delivering good UX.78%

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Just 16% of companies have integrated customer touchpoints across physical and digital to a “large extent”.

Source: IBM C-Suite Study

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| The Future by Figures| 13Photo credit: Andy Harding, House of Fraser

The Behaviour…

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2,000 consumers told us about retail

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say multichannel shopping is “very important”40%

Source: Multichannel Retail Survey

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Multichannel cuts across all age groups

18 - 34 35 - 54 55 +

53%

38%28%

37%

49%

54%

11% 13% 18%

Source: Multichannel Retail Survey

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Mobile users are nearly twice as likely to visit brand websites…

…and nearly twice as likely to shop from more than four retailers.

Source: Compete

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Multichannel consumers are much more profitable

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Multichannel customers spend 3.5x more than

others

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The Device…

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If more than half of shoppers are multichannel (online and offline) today…

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If more than half of shoppers are multichannel (online and offline) today…

…how will they shop in the future?

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1950s The experience of the store

2010s The experience of the screen

2020s The experience of the connected device

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The Explosion in Figures

2009 0.9bn connected devices

Source: Gartner. Figures exclude smartphones, tablets and PCs.

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The Explosion in Figures

2009 0.9bn connected devices

2020 26bn connected devices

Source: Gartner. Figures exclude smartphones, tablets and PCs.

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Ask Yourself: How can my brand use devices to transform the lives of our customers?

Source: Adapted from Pine and Gilmore, The Experience Economy(in Econsultancy’s Progression of Agency Value Report)

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Ask Yourself: How can my brand use devices to transform the lives of our customers?

Source: Adapted from Pine and Gilmore, The Experience Economy(in Econsultancy’s Progression of Agency Value Report)

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STORE

SCREENCONNECTED DEVICE

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Which connected device provides the right door for

a transformative experience?

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Mind the Gap!

Photo credit: R Henlsey on flickr

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