Shopper Marketing: The Connected Consumer has Killed the Shopper

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SHOPPER MARKETING ERWIN PENLAND PRESENTS FOOD FOR THOUGHT Tim Scholler, SVP Shopper Experience Will Lee, SVP Shopper Marketing Erwin Penland - Proprietary and Confidential

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The Connected Consumer has Killed the Shopper. When it comes to buying, there is no singular Moment of Truth. The purpose of marketing communications is not to sell goods and services – 
it’s to minimize buying 
and consumption friction. So how do we appeal to this connected consumer and create these transformational experiences?

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SHOPPERMARKETING

ERWIN PENLAND PRESENTS FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Tim Scholler, SVP Shopper ExperienceWill Lee, SVP Shopper Marketing

Erwin Penland - Proprietary and Confidential

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Images of hereticsJoan of Arc; Thomas Jefferson; Galileo; Oscar Wilde; Walt Whitman; Darwin

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Heretics challenge the way we think, but often they weren’t really heretics…just ahead of their time.

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The Connected Consumer has Killed the Shopper

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Our shopping lists have gone digital, but our behavior still lives with a foot in both the “virtual” and “real” worlds.

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When it comes to buying, there is no singular Moment of Truth.

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It’s a complex, multi-layered and non-linear web of interactions along the path to purchase.

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The purpose of marketing communications is not to sell goods and services – it’s to minimize buying and consumption friction.

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Today’s shopper marketing objective: frictionless transactions in communication and experiences. Because even typing a password is TOO MUCH WORK!

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BRANDS

Brands at the center create content for the Connected Consumer to curate.

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A History Of Our Relationship To Shopping And Buying

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2010COMMODITIES BRANDS SERVICE

BRANDSBRANDED

EXPERIENCESTRANSFORMATIONAL

EXPERIENCES

Success involves creating transformational experiences for our Connected Consumers.

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So how do we appeal to this connected consumer and create these transformational experiences?

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One way is to create new shopping opportunities, occasions and path-to-purchase intersects.

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Brands are also continually removing friction from the journey – from trial to repeat customers – with “One-click,”™ auto-replenish & same day delivery.

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eBay NOW

Expectations of immediacy carry thru to the fulfillment channel – creating surprise and delight throughout the purchase experience – like eBay’s one-hour delivery service.

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PayPal Here™ + iBeacon (SK) @ Macy’sBrands are also merging their brick and mortar presence with your most personal device – giving you a concierge wherever you go, with iBeacon and other mobile tech.

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Click 2 Brick

And bridging the physical and digital divide by leveraging social currency of demand to curate the in-store buying journey.

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Personalized Low friction Branded Experiences

Shopper Marketing Success

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You don't need to be a heretic, just be willing to rethink your traditional approach.

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