Rundown of the data on search marketing (organic, paid, PLA), Amazon, mobile, e-commerce, and social.
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3. NEW CUSTOMERS
Organic & Paid each
accounted for 20% of new
customer visits
20
16
20
11
0
5
10
15
20
25
New Visits New Transactions
Organic Paid
Data Source
Forrester
Image Source
Flickr user perspective
4. EXISTING CUSTOMERS
eMail and Organic search
each account for 20% of
visits
20%
13%
20%
6%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Visits Transactions
Email Organic Search
Data Source
Forrester
Image Source
Flickr user anniemole
5. 1/3 of product searches begin on Amazon.com
AMAZON
Data Source
NYTimes
Image Source
Flickr user scobleizer
6. AMAZON
60% of mobile department
store traffic is on
Amazon.com
Amazon Everyone Else
Data Source
Internet Retailer
Image Source
Flickr user dougbelshaw
7. When consumers abandon a retailer’s site, the
search continues Amazon.com & Google
AMAZON
Data Source
MultiChannel Merchant
Image Source
Flickr user marktee
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
Amazon Google
8. Key ?s
• How are you
intercepting those
shoppers before they
get to Amazon.com?
• How are you reducing
abandons?
• Are you creating a
relevant experience
that inspires loyalty?
AMAZON
Image Source
Flickr user yto
9. Product Listing Ad (PLA) spend is up 238%
THE LONG TAIL
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user noppyfoto
10. PAID SEARCH SPEND IS UP
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user epsos
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Q1 2013
Google Bing
11. Mobile drives traffic & revenue
PAID SEARCH
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user clanlife
0%
10%
20%
30%
Total Paid Search Q1
2013
Clicks Spend
12. • PLAs drove 28% of Google
non-brand mobile clicks in
Q4 2012
• But only 16% for Bing Ads
MOBILE PAID CLICKS
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user stevendepolo
13. 33% of Google non-
brand spend is on
PLAs
PAID LISTING ADS
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user moe
15. 24% of organic search visits were mobile
ORGANIC SEARCH
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user dennis_vu
16. iOS 6 doesn’t pass referrer
data
• 13% of all Google searches
are classified as “direct”
traffic
ORGANIC SEARCH
Data Source
RKG
17. 14% of US web
traffic was on
mobile in 2012
MOBILE
Data Source
KISSmetrics
Image Source
Flickr user thenextweb
18. 39% of traffic to Top 500 retailers will be from smartphones in 2013
• Smartphones will surpass half of all traffic in 2014
MOBILE
Data Source
Internet Retailer
Image Source
Flickr user Andrea_44
19. 32% of shoppers research
and purchase on a
smartphone
MOBILE
Data Source
MultiChannel Media Post
21. …But “mobile influence” for www
and in-store conversions is HUGE
• 13x multiplier from mobile
revenue to in-store mobile
influenced sales1
• Mobile will influence 17% of in-
store sales by 2016
• 20% who use Store Locator on a
mobile site visit the store2
MOBILE
Data Sources
1: Deloitte: The Dawn of Mobile Influence
2: Adidas case study from Google MobileAds
Image Source
Flickr user Damian Gadal
22. Many showrooming
shoppers are actually
visiting the store’s website
MOBILE IN-STORE WIFI
Data Source
eMarketer
0.0%
10.0%
20.0%
30.0%
40.0%
Visit Store Website
via In-Store Wifi
Men
Women
23. 72% of
smartphone
owners use
them while
shopping in
stores
MOBILE ASSIST
Data Sources
Pew
Image Source
Flickr user Damian jasonahowie
24. Key ?s
• Are you acting on the
knowledge that
shoppers are visiting
the website from
inside the store?
MOBILE IN-STORE
Image Source
Flickr user Damian tiseb
25. Mobile purchases increased 40% from 2011 to 2012
BLACK FRIDAY
Data Source
IBM
Image Source
Flickr user SquiffyEye
26. 67% prefer an optimized
mobile site to a mobile app
MOBILE SITES VS APPS
Data Sources
MediaPost
27. Key ?s
• What’s the trajectory of your mobile
traffic?
• How are you improving the mobile
experience?
• Will an app satisfy your mobile
demand?
• How are you maximizing mobile
discovery?
MOBILE
34. WHERE ARE THEY RESEARCHING?
Data Source
Google: Our Mobile Planet
35. WHERE ARE THEY BUYING?
Data Source
Google: Our Mobile Planet
36. • 32% of mobile users visit the
same page on desktop and
mobile
• 50% visit the same category
page
CROSS-CHANNEL: MOBILE + WWW
Data Source
BloomReach
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Product
Page
Category
Page
37. Key ?s
• Do your customers have a great cross-channel experience?
CROSS-CHANNEL: MOBILE + WWW
Image Source
Flickr user JacksterD
38. Facebook send 30x more traffic than Google+
SOCIAL
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user owenwbrown
39. Fewer than 1% of transactions can be traced back to social links
SOCIAL
Data Source
RKG
Image Source
Flickr user owenwbrown
44. Yet…Facebook drives 7x more traffic than Pinterest
FACEBOOK VS PINTEREST
Data Source
BloomReach
45. Key ?s
• Do you engage users on Facebook
and Pinterest?
FACEBOOK VS PINTEREST
46. How will you
gather, analyze and act on
data to create a great
customer experience and
profitable business?
LAST QUESTION…
Image Source
eleaf
Notas del editor
RKG
Forrester
Forrester
Can we somehow get mobile into the image?
RKG
RKG
RKG
RKG
RKG
Can you add a slide after this
Maybe compare the 14% to the 39% - more than double…
Pew – shouldn’t this be near mobile in-store (before Friday)
IBM
“This should come as no surprise but….people are buying on their smartphones. In fact, the number who have used their smartphone to for a purchase increased 20% from 2011 to 2012.”
“Not only are they buying, but those who do use their smartphone for purchases are doing so even more often.”
“When you look at the data on smartphone shoppers, it’s clear that those who adopt mobile commerce are increasing the frequency of their purchases.”
“Shoppers are buying on their smartphones in a variety of places.” Its very interesting that the majority of consumers who buy on a smart phone do it in their own home.
“Of course, there is still friction in mobile commerce that holds a lot of people back from completing a purchase on their smartphone. But as you know, the smartphone plays a role in purchases far beyond just those that are completed on that phone. Mobile assisted commerce is a huge use case and opportunity”
“One example ‘mobile assisted’ commerce is research. Google’s study found that shoppers are using their smartphones to research purchases”
“And they’re doing that research on a smartphone while they’re at home, work, in the store and out about town”
“Here’s the most important slide. It shows that shows that after the research, those smartphone shoppers are buying on their phones, on their desktops and laptops, and in the store. That’s mobile assisted commerce in action. In fact, a Deloitte study found that the mobile assisted revenue number was actually13x the transactions on the smartphones. So reducing friction and improving the cross-channel experience are key.”