Retail stores and Service locations offer a rich opportunity to add value to the customer relationship through Wifi access. Learn how to capture valuable data that can drive even better customer insights and service.
2. Continuous circle of data
gathering and insight
development to improve
targeting
But first what to gather from
Customers in store or service
locations?
3. Level 1 – Cookie place but unknown
person.
Collect interests and possible other
media profile: female, age 30-39 US
SME etc
Level 2 – Registration matched to
cookie
Collect interests and attach name
and company details including
permission
4. Capture the
data
Data mining
for Insights
Campaign
personalizati
on
1. Define plan of data to
capture
2. Define capture points
3. Set capture mechanics
(cookies, forms)
1. Segment (Interest,
Role, Company Size)
2. Target (large,
profitable, reachable
groups who we have
messages for)
1. Load personalized file
for media/email
targeting with right
message
5. 73% of consumers prefer to do
business with brands that use personal
information to make their shopping
experiences more relevant
(Digital Trends)
86% of consumers say personalization
plays a role in their purchasing decisions
(Infosys)
For more personalization statistics
http://bit.ly/1DYJyr1
http://bit.ly/1bwDbGf
6. Personalized Emails improve Click
through rates by 14% and conversion
to registration by 10%
(Aberdeen Group)
Businesses personalising web pages are
seeing on average a 19% increase in
sales
(E-consultancy)
For more personalization statistics
http://bit.ly/1DYJyr1
http://bit.ly/1bwDbGf
7. What are the three most important sources of information
you use to help make buying decisions?
Source: Cisco IBSG
Therefore you need wifi
on site, quicker and
costs less for customer
8. People will spend more time in locations that offer
good/free and secure wifi
10. • Contest/Lucky draw entry
• Second screen for advice
• Free wifi access
• Amazing app download
• Gifts of goodies
• Find something – here or another store
Aware
Ask a friend if this suits
you via Whatsapp
11. • Anonymous person
with a mobile (mac
address)
• Who has a path of
interest through your
store
• But that’s as far as
it goes until…
• You see a way to
login and have a
reason
Some developments
•Dynamic mac addresses
from Apple
•Ibeacon (optin)
• Hotspots
• Historical recognition
• Congestion/Flow
• Efficiency/staffing/display
• But there has
to be a
reason…
12. Success
We now have an identity,
age, gender, name, details,
mobile, email
Issue the promo code for
use during check out
Promo Code
232425
But wait…one more challenge remains – connecting
digital identity to the transaction at check out
Or
What’s your mobile
so we can let you
know about
promotions
Ask for mobile or email
during check out to match
to digital profile
Customer logs in with mobile
device and gets cookied
14. 6. Call an assistant
7. Find stock availability on the spot –
scan the barcode of related item
8. Reserve an item
9. Compare options
10. Create a wish list/shopping lists
1. Acquisition of new 'look-a-like'
customers
2. Deliver profile appropriate offers –
digital coupons/promo code
3. Personalized recommendations
via email/whatsapp
4. Informercial - survey with
comparative reward “Find your
style…?”
5. Trigger digital signage to change
with proximity
16. • Pet food is high margin
• Targeted promotion of social
pages to Pet food buying
customers
• Special offers to cross-sell -
more uptake
• Offers sponsored by
manufacturers
• Improved uptake
18. • Journey to hyper-relevance stats with data capture
• View from the industry – many are getting uplift in results therefore
impacting the bottom line
• How’s it all done
• Wifi is the beginning of the Customer Experience, insights lead to
discovery and very specific goals to change customer behaviour
Hinweis der Redaktion
This is the 1st of 5 findings based on Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG) retail research in 2011.
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac79/docs/retail/CatchEmKeepEm_PoV_010512FINAL.pdf
1,000 U.S. and 1,000 U.K. customers were asked a series of questions.
Finding 1: Online Sources Trump “Real People” for Making Buying Decisions.
The survey asked the following question: What are the three most important sources of information that you use to help make buying decisions?
As you can see from the results, the top source was “Customer reviews on retailer sites” at 68%. This moved from #2 in the 2010 survey to #1 in the 2011 survey. The second most important source of information was “Friends and Family” at 41% which moved down from the 2010 results
Note to Speaker: Read other results as applicable for your audience.