The document discusses the rise of mobile shopping in Canada. It notes that by 2013, more people will browse the web via mobile devices than desktop computers. Tablets are emerging as a device between PCs and smartphones. Retailers are enhancing the in-store experience through mobile sites, apps, and scannable codes. To meet mobile shopper needs, companies should understand customer mobile behavior and develop iterative mobile strategies and tactics.

1. The Canadian
Mobile Shopper
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Steve Bielawski Rosalina Lin-Allen
eCommerce Practice Director Director, Client Strategy
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2. Business
Digital Strategy & Customer
Experience Design Firm. End Consumers Delvinia
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3. Why all this Hype?
• Personalized device that goes
everywhere with its owner
• Mobile is inherently social
• Puts location into context
• Opportunity for an enhanced
experience through its camera
function
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4. Blogs,
My Ratings &
Social Reviews
Sphere Search
Product
Brick & Mortar Word of Mouth Social
Site
Product Sites
My Social
Sphere
Brick & Mortar Product
Product Blogs,
Social
Sites Product
Ratings &
Site Sites Reviews
RESEARCH CONVERT ADVOCATE
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5. 2013 Will Be the Tipping Point
40% use their
smartphone to
“ By 2013, more people will
shop
browse the web via mobile
devices .
Gartner
”
32% Canadian
population that
owns a
“ By 2013, there will be more
mobile phones shipped
smartphone
globally than desktop and
laptops. ”
Mobile Internet Retailer Summit
“ The shift from e-commerce to
Source: AskingCanadiansTM, Dec 2010, Canadian Consumers m-commerce will reach
something of a tipping point
by 2015.
Gartner
”
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6. Mobile Adoption
Informational Utility Transactional
Start integrate web more Main Stream
More for the technology savvies
ACTIVITIES
CONSUMER
into their daily lives Transient part of life
CORE
Research information
Use more for info & utility Comfortable and expect to be
Interactive content
Still reluctant to transact able to transact` online
CONSUMER
CONCERNS
Security & privacy concerns Can live with the security and
Declining security & privacy privacy risks relative to the
act as barriers concern
value
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7. Mobile Usage
camera function
Informational
Which of the following (product research)
activities have you
completed online, using
your smartphone, in the
process of shopping? utility
transactional
social network
(Source: AskingCanadiansTM, Dec 2010, Based: Canadian Smartphone Owners, n=237)
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8. Mobile Camera Use Just Started
QR Code
Data Matrix Code
Source: AskingCanadiansTM,, Jan 2011
Bar Code 4 out of 5 smartphone
16X growth under 2 years owners
have seen a 2D code
86% identify it correctly
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9. Image Recognition Is Nexting
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10. Do consumers shop on tablets
the same way they shop
on smartphones?
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11. Different Behaviour on Tablets
• 8% owns a tablet
(Source: Pew Research, May 2011, U.S. Consumers)
• iPad owns 68% of tablet market
share worldwide
•The device between the
The
“ Best browsing
PC/laptop & the smartphone experience you ever
had. You can see the
whole web page and
you can manipulate it
with your fingers. ”
- Steve Jobs
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12. Two More Devices Between Store and Web
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13. Experience Designed Specifically for the Tablet is Emerging
Screen space & resolution, location, social and tactile nature of tablets are taken into consideration.
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14. Retail tablet catalogs combining the traditional catalog and
e-commerce sites are also emerging.
IKEA iPad Catalog Google iPad Catalog Victoria Secret iPad Catalog
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15. Tablet Shopping Shows Impressive Numbers
• 29% tablet owners
completed a purchase via
their device
(Source: AskingCanadiansTM, Oct 2011, Canadian Consumers)
• 48% tablet owners
completed a purchase via
their device
(Source: comScore, Sept 2011, U.S. Consumers)
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16. What is the approach to meet
the needs of mobile shoppers?
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17. Approach
P eople What is your customers’ mobile ownership and mobile
behaviour?
Objectives What are our objectives (e.g. brand engagement, transaction, self service)?
What is customer attitude towards interacting with our products/services
through mobile (e.g. security, privacy)?
S trategy What do you want your customer to do on the mobile device?
T actics What are the tactics, functionality and processes to support
your strategy?
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18. Iterative Process
People + Objectives
Tactics Strategy
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19. What are Product and Retail Brands
Doing on the Mobile Channel?
- Some Examples -
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20. Mobile Site Designed for Consumers On the Go
Best Buy Mobile Site
eBay Shopping App
Manulife Travel
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21. Enhancing In-Store Experience with Scannable Codes
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22. Engagement through Innovative Gamification Tactics
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23. Key Takeaways
1.Start with understanding your customers’ mobile
behaviour and usage
2.Consider each web device as a unique experience
• Use tech savvy customers as window into the future
3.Business Case should reflect improved customer
satisfaction through self-service and in-store
efficiencies
4.Mobile is inherently social and local
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25. Other Great Resources
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26. The Canadian
Mobile Shopper
Presented by:
Rosalina Lin-Allen Steve Bielawski
Director, Client Strategy
eCommerce Practice Director
Tel.416-364-1455 X271
Email. rlinallen@delvinia.com Tel. 877-767-5577 x436
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