Future Commerce - 8 trends that are changing how we buy and sell online
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What will ecommerce look like in a year, in 2 years? How are new technologies impacting how people buy and sell online? What about Retailers? Areas covered include: - Ecommerce Platform - Crowd Commerce - Online/Offline - meTail - magCommerce - mCommerce - Distributed Commerce - Social Commerce
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Future Commerce - 8 trends that are changing how we buy and sell online
- 1. Future Commerce 8 trends that are changing how we buy and sell online
- 3. Pod1 is a global network of digital agencies Provide integrated ecommerce & marketing solutions London, New York & Cape Town
- 5. The 7 Pillars of Ecommerce Promoting & selling over the internet NOW
- 6. Some stats …
- 9. 8 trends that are changing the ecommerce landscape
- 10. “ Give up control to gain market share ”
- 11. 1. Ecommerce Platform Free.0
- 17. Why?
- 18. Fully featured out of the box
- 20. The birth of Social Programming
- 21. 100,000 + and counting…
- 22. Over 2000 extensions so far…
- 23. So who ’s using it?
- 24. VF CORP ( WWW.VFC.COM ) - $7B Retailer Old US platform was on IBM Websphere
- 35. www. made .com
- 39. Customer dictates to the business…not the other way around…
- 45. Sarah used to have 100 people walk by her stall every Saturday…
- 49. Now she has 10,000 people visiting her weekly…
- 51. And she’s collaborating with famous friends…
- 56. Apply here : www.rekn.it/become-a-mom
- 57. A domestic chore can even become a successful online business…
- 58. www. rekn .it
- 60. 4. Me-Tail
- 66. Really? Can’t be any good then…
- 71. No barriers to become an online retailer…
- 72. www. vendr .com
- 74. And this one’s gonna be HUGE ->
- 82. Sarah would’ve found it pretty handy…
- 84. 5. Prediction: magCommerce
- 87. What next?
- 88. With these ‘joined up’ devices you could click on that item you love in the editorial and be transported to an ecommerce site where you can buy buy buy!
- 91. Who knows what the future holds??
- 93. He doesn’t know either..
- 94. 6. mCommerce
- 97. Nike prioritising online/mobile above traditional advertising…
- 98. Is location based technology the killer feature that will finally make this ‘The Year of the Mobile’ ?
- 105. But the best bit…
- 107. www. google .com/ mobile / shopper
- 109. Sell anything, on any site …
- 114. A nifty tool for individuals to sell anything, on any site …
- 115. www. cartfly .com
- 118. $450m
- 120. What about retailers ?
- 132. A disjointed experience
- 140. But this is better …
- 148. Is this the future of Facebook/Social Commerce ?
- 149. www. alvenda .com
- 150. And finally..
- 155. Getting people to sell directly to their friends..
- 156. So how does this all fit into your multi-channel strategy?
- 157. For starters, it’s made it even more complicated …
- 158. And there’s no one size fits all …
- 159. But one thing’s for sure…
- 162. Thanks for listening LinkedIn: Fadi Shuman @fadi Pod1.com Blog.pod1.com @pod1
Notas del editor
- Pod1 Ltd founded 2001 - Employs 50 full-time staff Pod1 Inc founded 2007 - Employs 11 full time staff
- Pod1 Ltd founded 2001 - Employs 50 full-time staff Pod1 Inc founded 2007 - Employs 11 full time staff
- We specialise in website featuring beautiful women.. High street and high end fashion
- gone are the days of ecommerce 1.0 or even 2.0. in a the world of social media, always on connected devices, and a generation that's been brought up with the internet, things are changing in the ecommerce landscape, and they're changing super fast!
- We’ve worked with the 3 rd parties out they all have their pros and cons, but for those brands with a more conservative budget who are not using ATG or DemandWare, then your options are limited. And finally, pod1 is looking for an easy life. That’s hard in agency world. We want happy clients. We want to give them what they want, when they want. And importantly, it shouldn’t cost them an arm and a leg. So we approached this selection criteria from an independent perspective.
- Hey – guess what, it’s written in open source
- And if you still think open source belongs in the hobbiest’s bedroom…
- And that’s why we’ve chosen Magento as the recommended platform for medium sized business (up to £50m)…
- Feature Set allows Magento Merchants to attract more traffic, convert more visitors at a higher AOV and grow their business… But I’m going to give a quick overview in 20 secs
- Hey – guess what, it’s written in open source
- Leave you with one final thought…Social Programming
- It’s what gave us this>>>
- With more coming on board daily…
- Feature Set allows Magento Merchants to attract more traffic, convert more visitors at a higher AOV and grow their business… But I’m going to give a quick overview in 20 secs
- Fair enough. Why should you care what an agency has to go through?
- People trust their peers…
- people trust peers, not brands
- Bridging online and offline tons of examples here but i liked this:
- Bridging online and offline tons of examples here but i liked this:
- Everyone is a retailer...you've always got ebay etc but a new breed of diy sites are appearing
- Everyone is a retailer...you've always got ebay etc but a new breed of diy sites are appearing
- Everyone is a retailer...you've always got ebay etc but a new breed of diy sites are appearing
- Everyone is a retailer...you've always got ebay etc but a new breed of diy sites are appearing
- Bridging online and offline tons of examples here but i liked this:
- Here’s my logic…
- But what if we take this concept one step further: you’re reading your favourite gossip mag come across the usual top picks section (hot denim?). In an offline world, you would have a glance and if anything strikes your fancy, you see where it’s being stocked and either find it online later or get it in-store over the weekend, or simply forget about it. However with these new ‘joined up’ devices a user could click on that item in the editorial and be transported to an ecommerce site where you can buy buy buy!
- Who knows…??
- Bridging online and offline tons of examples here but i liked this:
- So that's what's happening on the internet...but we're missing a huge walled garden...a mini internet...
- Bridging online and offline tons of examples here but i liked this: