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  1. Inside eCommerce MicksGarage.comMasterclass April 15th 2014 The Gibson Hotel, Dublin contact: john@insideecommerce.ie www.insideecommerce.ie Inside eCommerce: Supported By
  2. MicksGarage.com  MicksGarage  Key Metrics  Procurement  Fulfillment  Customer Service
  3. Key Metrics : P&L 1. Cost of Product 2. Unit Ship Cost 3. Unit Ship Accessory Cost 4. Margin
  4. Key Metrics: P&L Zooplus.de
  5. Key Metrics: Trading 1. Orders 2. AOV 3. Conversion Rate CVR 4. Margin
  6. Key Metrics: Trading per Channel 1. Orders 2. AOV 3. Conversion Rate CVR 4. Margin
  7. Key Metrics: Reporting 1. Expose Data 2. Share Tools 3. Drive Insights
  8. Procurement : Materials • Buy Right – Sell Right • What is not on the product cost / Discounts • Where is the marketing support • Share data – promote open relationship • Purchase the entire product – data
  9. Procurement : Materials • Supply chain dependant • Stock / virtual stock • Ring fencing / Exclusivity • Global Market
  10. Carraige: In / Out Shipping kills margin!
  11. Carriage: Out • To free ship or not to free ship • Product / AOV / Margin Service level dependent • Free shipping over… • Standard vs Priority • Trend away from free shipping • Click & Collect • Know the unit cost – analyse statement
  12. Carriage: MicksGarage An Post Innovative Service offerings • Domestic Tracked • UK Tracked • EU Small Parcel • IBMS • Click & Collect • Integrated WMS Label print • Stamp machine • Return Labels • Account Management
  13. Unit Ship Additional Cost Packaging • Reuse • Branded Boxes • Branded Bags Freight In • Shipper eg Expeditors
  14. P&L: Above the line • Buy Right • Unit Costs – Measure • Influencing factors
  15. Customer Service • Measured – NPS / Scorecard – Volume levels – => Product Level • Integration – Order Platform
  16. Customer Service • 7-Day Customer Service • eMail / Chat / Phone / Facebook / Twitter / Blogs • Deliver a uniform experience • Unified Platform • Training - Experts
  17. MotoToro.com
  18. Inside eCommerce Marketing: From Click to Conversion www.insideecommerce.ie @insideecommerce @micksgarage @j_smyth John Smyth
  19. What works for MicksGarage What we define as success
  20. From Click To Conversion • Who’s Your Customer? • Gaining the Click – Traffic Drivers • Marketing driven by Metrics • Going Beyond the Click
  21. Who is Your Customer? • Users v Customers • Starting Point • Who • Where • How • Why • Understand Your Traffic Thoroughly • Metrics Drive Understanding
  22. Traffic Drivers • Google AdWords Search • Search Engine Optimisation • Affiliate • Partnerships • Email • Social
  23. Why AdWords? • Performance Driven Marketing • Complete Purchase Funnel • Have Clear Goal in Mind • Know Your Product / Service • Research Your Audience – How do they search? • Competitive Analysis • Create Ads that Stand Out!
  24. ‘car parts’ ‘VW car parts’ ‘VW golf wiper blades’ “VW golf mark 5 wiper blades”
  25. Why AdWords? • Performance Driven Marketing • Complete Purchase Funnel • Know Your Product / Service • Research Your Audience – How do they search? • Competitive Analysis • Create Ads that Stand Out!
  26. KPIs – Weekly & Monthly • Complete Channel Measurement • Visits • Orders • Revenue • Conversion Rate • Average Order Value • Cost • CPA • Know where to focus your attention • Have targets, work towards them • Targets v Run Rate
  27. Learn…Evolve…Grow • Not Perfect • Constant Learning • Live By Your Metrics • Focus On Your Users – Learn From Your Customers • New Challenges- New Channels
  28. Going Back to the Office • Goals – Are they defined? Write them down • Have You Targets? Write them down • Do You Know Your Customers? • Before…During…After • What are your Metrics? – How do you track them? – Are you spending enough time on them?
  29. Further Resources • Websites – Google blogs – (AdWords & Analytics) – Marketing Land / Search Engine Land / Search Engine Watch – GetElastic.com – PracticaleCommerce.com – Occam’s Razor – AvinashKaushik • Twitter Accounts – Rand Fishkin @randfish – Danny Sullivan @dannysullivan – Sean Si - SEO Hacker @seo_hacker – Matt Cutts - @mattcutts
  30. Questions?
  31. Inside eCommerce Content is King www.insideecommerce.ie @insideecommerce @micksgarage @DerekThaDog Rob King – Content Manager
  32. Content is King email - video – photography - category management - social
  33. Do’s & Don’ts: DON’T mention religion……ever email
  34. Bad taste I’ll never buy from you again In some countries you’d get beheaded for that! “ “ email
  35. Do’s & Don’ts: DO: Visualise your audience then test, test & test again email
  36. Go Create! Plain text: Great deliverability but no visual impact. html templates: Simple & fast to set up but poor inbox consistency, repetitive, limited creativity & flexibility. Image mapping: Great flexibility, great inbox consistency but slow load times. No text version. Slicing: Great flexibility, visual impact, inbox consistency and load times Optimised Platform consistency – creativity – speed - open rate - revenue email
  37. When? Largely over emphasised. There are hundreds of reports &studies all contradicting each other. A bit of common sense & some A/B testing brought us to a set of simple guide lines we generally work to: • General car parts: 11am-2pm mon-fri (needs) • Tools, accessories, gadgets: 7.30pm-8.30pm (wants) • High value items: 25th – 30th of the month (pay day) • 9am– 10am mon-fri (work stuff) • Friday afternoon (limited numbers) • 4pm-6.30pm (home/dinner) email
  38. Subject lines, open rates, segmentation & personalisation Hi %First Name%, How Are Your New %Make% Wind Deflectors Working Out? Mass mailing 17-19% open rate ‘Spam’ keywords effective Segmentation, relevance & personalisation are key to open rate email
  39. video We did some in-house A/B testing and found that when a video was present on a product details page it drove a sales increase of 40% Hence why we now have an in-house team of experts working on video. “ John Smyth – head of marketing, Micksgarage.com video
  40. video “ video
  41. Software & Hardware We use the Adobe Creative Suite. Videos are edited in Premier Pro and After Effects provides text, graphics & special effects, Lightroom and Photoshop are used for photography and email creation. Basics - Camera, tripod, lights, mic, backdrop: €1290 Total: €5635 video
  42. video + AVS video editor
  43. Despite filming in a dark warehouse and working on a part of the car that would normally be in shadow, through good lighting setup we have a clear, bright and crisp view of what is going on. (shot in 1080p full HD) Full HD Aspect ratio Framing Sound Light 2010 2014 Video Content : • Attention spans are short but don’t assume your video has to be a certain length • Watch-abilityis key. No matter what the subject, your video has to be interesting enough to watch • Get straight to the point. Don’t tell people what they’re about to see, get on and show them. (20% of viewers gone in 1st 10s) • Know your stuff! Unscripted usually works better. That said, planning is essential. Have a clear vision & concept worked out • Accuracy! Remember there are no pedants on the internet! • Make sure the piece flows. if you do need a script, try to bullet point the topics you need to talk around, it will help you plan your shots • Research. Watch similar videos, learn from their mistakes, fill in the blanks & make yours better! “ “ video
  44. • 3.6m video views • 1.1m from embedded player • 25,000 views per week • 1964 CTA clicks YTD • Average view duration: 1.57 (48%) • Top 10 videos all ‘How To’ Before ‘How To Video’ • 45 subscribers per month After ‘How To Video’ • 200 subscribers per month 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Video Analytics video
  45. What posts work? Know your fan base Check out your insights social
  46. Engagement Interaction Personality Support Brand Confidence Inter company relationships Sales 62 interactions, 3.5K reach variety – photos – news – competitions Video – humour - genre – advice – ask! controversy (careful now) – mention the government if you dare! social
  47. The Twitter Machine • Make use of the background • Activity • Relevance • Keep sales messages to a minimum • Engage / interact • Post with image • Video: screenshot image email
  48. The Filter: • Jumping on the bandwagon • Editorial pieces /Original content • Opinion • SEO optimisation social
  49. Stuff you can try immediately: • Download AVS Video editor for FREE • Shoot a video on your smart phone, upload it to YouTube and link (annotate) to a product (Don’t forget to include a related product in your video!) • Double your Facebook activity for a week and monitor the change in reach and likes. • Do the same for Twitter • Run a simple Facebook competition • Segment your email list • Go on a half day film/photography course • Use your website on a daily basis – see it through the eyes of your customer • Let your company’s personality shine through recap
  50. Any Questions?
  51. Michael Crean – IT & Operations Manager
  52. About Me • Co-founded MicksGarage.com while unemployed in 2004. • IT Systems architect, software developer and operations manager • Involved in all aspects of business from IT to warehousing, marketing, customer Service, Voip phone systems and everything in between.
  53. About MicksGarage.com • 42 Employees across IT, marketing, Warehousing, CS, Accounting • Sell to approx 70 countries on monthly basis • 6+ million data records • Average age of our employees is just under 30 • Innovation is key to our success • We try to lead rather than follow with everything we do.
  54. Website is your shop window • Must be kept updated • Must be kept clean • Must be current • Must entice customers to take a further look
  55. “Its just a website, cant be that difficult”  Infrastructure Management  Data Management  Content Management  Order Management  Order Dispatch  Customer Service  Returns Management  Fraud Management
  56. Technical Considerations • Platform Selection • Payments, what service, what method, Paypal, Realex, Stripe • PCI compliance issues • Order management tools • What level of automation do I need? • What volume of orders do I anticipate? • What sort of hosting do I need? Cloud, Shared, Dedicated • Automated Fraud Management • Outsource software development?
  57. Order Management • Keeping track of orders • Order change requests • Handling queries from customers • Unified systems, tracking numbers, payments, order history • Returns and refund handling • Filtering out fraudulent orders • mCRM – How we did it?
  58. Order Management We have one system to manage orders Order History Tracking Numbers + Pictures Payment Details Refund Details Audit History
  59. Order Management Orders managed through Statuses Each status part of pipeline Unified System – all parts of order visible
  60. Barcode Packing Accurate Dispatch first time All orders picked and packed via barcode Dispatch labels are printed automatically to save time
  61. Data Management • Handling millions of records • Correct product categorisation • Does your website handle mis-spellings? • Is your website navigation clean simple and quick? • Where will your data come from • What images do you have, where can you get the rest • Selectable attributes (Gender, Size, Colour etc) • Additional Attributes (Weight, Pack Size, Colour etc) • Descriptions • Barcodes • Accuracy
  62. Payments &Fraud • Paypal • Realex • Stripe • PCI compliance • Control required • 3DSecure
  63. Any Questions?
  64. Inside eCommerce Multichannel www.insideecommerce.ie @insideecommerce @micksgarage @vinnyobrien Vinny O’Brien
  65. @vinnyobrien @micksgarage
  66. Multichannel – Gateway to the World The Challenge The Opportunity How to get started How we do it The Playbook Spoiler Alert
  67. The gateway to the world "in time of war as in time of peace, by every vessel of commerce or of war, without distinction of flag."
  68. The Challenge
  69. The Challenge
  70. “It is no longer about channels; it is about the customer life cycle across everywhere we touch them.” 72 Customer feedback is central to everything that makes marketplaces tick. When Amazon or eBay make a change, we listen. The Challenge
  71. The Journey • Probably best not to start here
  72. The Journey
  73. What they Offer
  74. The Reality
  75. What Works? OUR
  76. Global Play 113 Countries 5 currencies 5 Languages Multi Lingual Storefront Direct API Compatibility Strategic Relationship
  77. Our Platforms
  78. Me on market research Me !! The Canary in the Mines
  79. The Confession Box
  80. The Confession Box
  81. The Confession Box
  82. The Thinning Hairline Playbook
  83. When can I start
  84. Questions @vinnyobrien @micksgarage
  85. Inside eCommerce Design for Success @micksgarage @so_uh_yeah Brendan McMahon
  86. Designing for Conversion
  87. • 1998: Joined Organic Inc. • 2001: dot.com bubble burst • 2001-2005: Independent Consulting/ G2 Interactive • 2006-2008: Dell Inc. • 2009: Hotels.com • 2009-2013: Sears Holdings Corporation About Me
  88. Ecommerce - Conversion Marketing - Audience IT - Engine Content - King Design - Experience Traditional ‘Website’ Design is Dead
  89. Questions? Traditional ‘Website’ Design is Dead If you aren’t designing and developing for a multi-device experience you are missing the boat
  90. Purchase Funnel Expectation
  91. Questions? Purchase Funnel Reality
  92. Design pulls it together IT/Data Marketing/ Promotions Content/ Architecture
  93. Questions? Designing for Conversion Design has to be part of any tactical or functional implementation What are we designing for? • Top of Funnel (browse) • Bottom of Funnel (cart/checkout) • Page weight • Data set • Page Goals What are we measuring? • Bounce Rate • Exit Rate • Conversion Rate • Interactions • A/B
  94. 1. Introduce your customers the style of the store – Home page is the page you are giving the basic information about your business 2. Style and design should be the same for all pages 3. Compose the central part of home page 4. Product catalogue must be visible right from the home page 5. Organize the header of the home page 6. Don’t forget to include the search engine on your home page 7. Manage the catalogue categories in fine and logical way 8. Contact information must be visible and easy to find – 9. Information regarding delivery, returns, and general terms & conditions 10. One or two inserts from testimonials page. . Design for Trust
  95. What response does your HP elicit?
  96. KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid The KISS Method
  97. Simplicity. Readability. Consistency • Landing Pages • Defined Path to Product • Large, Hi-Quality Product Images/Video • Reviews • Purchase Response Triggers • Clear Call to Action • Simple account and checkout KISS – Basics of Site Design
  98. KISS - Landing Pages Navigational Search Landing Page
  99. Lifestyle with a view to customization
  100. KISS – Refine the Results
  101. KISS – Support the User
  102. KISS – Refine by Attributes
  103. KISS - Assurance
  104. KISS – The Right Results
  105. KISS – Detailed Product Pages
  106. KISS – Detailed Product Pages
  107. KISS – Product Images
  108. KISS – Purchase Triggers
  109. KISS – Purchase Triggers
  110. KISS – Purchase Response Triggers
  111. KISS – Reviews
  112. KISS - Accounts
  113. KISS - Cart
  114. KISS - Checkout
  115. KISS - Checkout
  116. • Design for PURPOSE • Cut the Response Time – don’t over engineer • Respect your Customers Time • Understand the Traffic Drivers • Hit The Visitor’s Interest • Be Responsive – design with Multi-device in mind Conclusion
  117. Inside eCommerce Starting again – MotoToro.com @micksgarage @ciarancrean Ciaran Crean - CEO
  118. MotoToro.com Why – Passionate about bikes – Key resources in place – Fits exiting Data Centric model – Existing parts knowledge – Key enthusiastic supplier – Great shipping proposition – Complementary product lines – Powered by MicksGarage.com
  119. Cost of Product Unit Ship Cost Unit Ship Accessory Cost Margin
  120. Inside eCommerce THANK YOU! For more visit www.insideecommerce.ie @insideecommerce @micksgarage @Johnnywestcoast @vinnyobrien @j_smyth @DerekThaDog @so_uh_yeah @ciarancrean john@insideecommerce.ie

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