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Digital Transformation trends and a deep dive into Marketplaces

  1. 1. Confidential Digital Transformation & Marketplaces update Luke Hilton - Online Strategy Director The Playhouse Group Pty Ltd
  2. 2. ABOUT PLAYHOUSE The Playhouse Group is a website development, integration and digital strategy company. With our strong "bricks and mortar" background, coupled with our experience of delivering over 100 digital and eCommerce projects, we understand how to provide successful web solutions. Established in November 2009 in partnership with ex-Woolworth's colleagues, Luke Hilton and Luke Goldsworthy, Playhouse has grown to be a leader in strategy and implementation of all things digital. We plan and implement strategies to ensure our clients businesses are in a better position to anticipate and respond to rapid changes in customer behaviour, new technologies and the competitive market. The Playhouse Group takes pride in educating our clients in the process of delivering the project and how to achieve results in the ever growing digital and online world.
  3. 3. LUKE GOLDSWORTHY LUKE HILTON OUR EXPERTISE The 2 Luke’s have over 30 years’ experience in retail, across Australia, New Zealand, India, Asia Pacific and Europe. Their passion for retail has seen them lead teams (offline and online) for Australian businesses at Woolworths, Dick Smith, and David Jones to name a few.   Coupled with industry leading knowledge of eCommerce, Analytics, CRM, Integration and Email Marketing platforms/systems, ensures the Playhouse Group has the required understanding to transform your eCommerce offering.
  4. 4. Pragmatic Digital Transformation 2019
  5. 5. Pragmatic Transformation The reality is your favourite retailers, brands and competitors are on their 3rd or 4th rendition of digital commerce.
  6. 6. Pragmatic Transformation Forrester is saying as many as 25% of organisations are going to decelerate their digital spend as they think they're done or afraid of the economic headwinds.
  7. 7. Pragmatic Transformation The top 15% of companies are investing more. They continue to be customer-obsessed, optimising their processes, building on modern scalable architecture and hiring the right people.
  8. 8. Survey of Global Retail CIO’s and their 2019 priorities 1. Digital 2. Revenue/Business Growth 3. Customer Experience 4. Operational Excellence 5. Cost Optimisation/Reduction Source: Internet Retailer Retailer/Global E-Commerce Forum survey, April-June 2018
  9. 9. The continued rise of the Marketplace 2019
  10. 10. Why Are Marketplaces right for me and my brand?
  11. 11. Market (place) update In 2018 1.66T worth of goods sold on the largest global marketplaces Marketplaces account for more than 50% of global online retail sales Marketplace sales grew 20% in 2018 Source: Internet Retailer 2019 ONLINE MARKETPLACES REPORT
  12. 12. Top International Online Marketplaces 01 | Amazon 75.6% 02 | eBay 29.3% 03 | Tmall 26.8% 04 | JD.com 17.1% 05 | Marcado Libre 17.1% Source: Internet Retailer Retailer/Global E-Commerce Forum survey, April-June 2018
  13. 13. Amazon by the numbers 375 million products 2 million marketplace sellers (over 10k in AU) 300,000 U.S. based sellers joined in 2017 $320 billion global GMV 100 million Prime members Source: Internet Retailer Retailer/Global E-Commerce Forum survey, April-June 2018
  14. 14. The rise of Marketplaces Half the global spending on marketplaces is on shopping portals operated by Alibaba. Chinese consumers purchased roughly 768 billion worth of goods on Tmall.com and Taobao.com.
  15. 15. Marketplaces The big question is how should Marketplaces fit into your wider retail strategy?
  16. 16. Why customers are shopping on a Marketplace 0 1 “I found a lower price on an international retailer on a regional marketplace” 0 2 0 3 “I want something unique not found in a regional store” “The brands or products I like are not available regionally” “The price is better internationally”
  17. 17. We are driving significant sale, but… 1 Many organisations rely on online marketplaces to drive significant sales, but its hard to build your brand when side by side with your competitors. 2 When you sell across multiple marketplaces you will be spending a lot of time on admin as each marketplace has specific requirements for content description and data formats. 3 The number of marketplaces has grown significantly so it can be confusing who to align with especially when looking to grow your brand internationally. 4 Many organisations don’t have a clear playbook on how to balance direct channels and marketplaces in order to optimise growth and customer engagement. Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  18. 18. What retailers are saying... 5 Retailers don’t own the customer. This is owned by the Marketplace where the customer is buying. 6 Positioning on multiple Marketplaces can mean highly manual operations due to integration challenges with backend systems. 7 If your logistics and fulfillment model is not optimised for direct then this will be exacerbated with Marketplaces. 8 Marketplaces cut into sellers margins. Average sellers pay between 15% and 20% on Amazon and 2% and 5% on Tmall. Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  19. 19. Marketplace recommendations
  20. 20. Be mindful of the pro’s and con’s of Direct vs Marketplaces 01 Find the balance between Direct vs Marketplaces. Your Digital Strategy should include both, but ensure you understand the investment and control you will have and plan your roadmap accordingly. Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  21. 21. Product range 02 Place premium and newer products in direct channels, and products that entice large volumes of shoppers on marketplaces. Marketplace: Most popular, off season, clearance. Direct: Premium, newer products, bundles, exclusives. Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  22. 22. Leverage the marketing opportunities 03 Take advantage of major promotional days to drive traffic to direct channels. ● Singles Day ● Prime Day (local) ● Cyber Monday ● Black Friday ● ClickFrenzy (local) Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019 QUICK TIP Load testing and understanding you platform/fulfillment breakpoints are a MUST.
  23. 23. Follow up and acquire 04 Follow up with you marketplace purchasers directing them to your direct channels for: ● updating packaging with direct channel hooks ● more content and value-added services ● creating ratings & reviews ● subscription to email and social media pages Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  24. 24. Use technology to streamline management 05 Use marketplace integration applications to ease the management of multiple marketplaces and integrate to back-end systems. Source: Gartner - Balance Marketplaces and Direct Channels for Digital Commerce Growth and Customer Engagement 18/01/2019
  25. 25. Use a Marketplace to grow your brand in another regions 06 Story: You are an Australia based manufacturer and retailer with aspirations to grow sales in North America. Services like Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) allow you to store your products in Amazon's fulfillment centers, and they pick, pack, ship, and provide customer service for these products. Test and trial new regions and then look at investing further.
  26. 26. Questions/Next Steps luke.hilton@theplayhousegroup.com 0423 107 780 www.theplayhousegroup.com Playhouse website image
  27. 27. Thank you.

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