Commerce 2020

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Commerce 2020 Jason “@retailgeek” Goldberg

Transcript of Commerce 2020

Commerce 2020Jason “@retailgeek” Goldberg

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Bartering6000 BCE

Markets100 CE

Money700 BCE

General Stores1800 CE

Supermarkets1916 CE

Big Box1962 CE

Digital2007 CE

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And disruption actually changes how we behave

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E-commerce Retail

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Cyber Monday Rest of Year

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“Don’t talk to strangerson the internet”

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“Never get in astrangers car”

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Literally use the internet to call strangers and get in their car

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Trust

Social ProofAbsolute Value

Transparency

Consumer Expectations for Today

Trust

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How much do you trust the followingforms of advertising?

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Recommendations from people I know

Consumer opinions posted online

Editorial content such as newspaper articles

Branded Webistes

Emails I signed up for

Ads on TV

Brand sponsorships

Ads in magazines

Billboards and other outdoor advertising

Ads in newspapers

Ads on radio

Ads before movies

TV program product placements

Ads served in search engine results

Online video ads

Ads on social networks

Online banner ads

Displa ads on mobile devices

Text ads on mobile phones

Trust Completely / Somewhat Don’t Trust Much/ At AllGlobal Average

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Recommendations from people I know

Consumer opinions posted online

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Ads on TV

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Ads in magazines

Billboards and other outdoor advertising

Ads in newspapers

Ads on radio

Ads before movies

TV program product placements

Ads served in search engine results

Online video ads

Ads on social networks

Online banner ads

Displa ads on mobile devices

Text ads on mobile phones

Trust Completely / Somewhat Don’t Trust Much/ At AllGlobal Average

Earned

Owned

Paid

How much do you trust the followingforms of advertising?

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AOL

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TK-TJ Maxx

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HeartlandPayment Systems

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SonyPlayStationNetwork

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Target

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Ebay

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Home Depot

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Hanes

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Kroger

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Breaches

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How to Earn Trust

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Processing Fluency

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rg.tl/trust_stanford

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rg.tl/trust_stanford

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Trust Symbols

Be Reachable

Social Proof

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A principle of persuasion:

“people want to follow the lead of individuals around/like us.”

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SocialProof

Brand

How to deliverSocial Proof

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Q&A

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User-Generated Content

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Walmart Trending Products

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Badges

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Amazon Style Code Live

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JackThreads “Busy Shop”

Absolute Value

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“When quality was hard to predict, it made sense to stick with a familiar brand. But when you can quickly assess the quality of things, loyalty doesn’t help consumers as much.”–Itamar Simonson, Stanford marketing professor

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Brand A96.9% Survival Rate

$199

Brand B94.8% Survival Rate

$129

Brand C73.5% Survival Rate

$109

Which hard drive should I buy?

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Brand A96.9%

Survival Rate$199

Brand B94.8%

Survival Rate$129

Brand C73.5%

Survival Rate$109

Based on real-world experience of 25,000 drives used in a 24/7 data center by Backblaze.comAmazon pricing, all prime eligible

Which hard drive should I buy?

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How to leverageAbsolute Value

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Discount Tire Case

Transparency

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Model # 46113101 Model #: 46110001

Home Depot Lowes

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Obfuscation Transparency

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RIP: Price Obfuscation

How tobe transparent

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Trust

Social ProofAbsolute Value

Transparency

Consumer Expectations for Today

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7 deadly sins

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#1 No Guest Checkout

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$300M Button

https://articles.uie.com/three_hund_million_button/

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3 in 5 users would rather clean a toilet thaninvent a new password

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#2 No Free Shipping

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E-Commerce Orders with Free Shipping

Source: Comscore

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58% of consumers are at least somewhat likely to abandon their shopping cart if they discover they

have to pay shipping costs atthe time of purchase

Source: Comscore

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9 types of Free Shipping

Free shippingon everything

Free shippingon certain dates

Free shippingw/ loyalty

Free shippingwith threshold

Free shippingto some locations

Free shippingon some items

Free shipping to store

Free shipping on Returns

Free shippingfrom store

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#3 Not saying“When they will get it”

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#4 No Prominent Search Box

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#5 No Social Proof

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#6 Promo Field

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#7 Home Page Carousel

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Arguments against Carousels

NNGroup Wider Funnel Lee Duddell

ConversionXL Site Tuners Jared Smith

E-consultancy Luke Wroblweski

What Users Do Adam Fellows

Questions

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