Clive Woodger's conference at EPICCA ( Encounter of the Shopping Centre professionals in Latin America ) about developing first choice destinations...covering: International Trends, the Empowered Consumer, Marketing Strategies and Delivering the Promise....
7. Shopping centres are destination brands
Brand Equity
The Challenge:
Shopping Centres are Destination Brands
Brand
Equity
=
Image
and
Reputa;on
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Value
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brand
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be
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9. Shopping Centres... Place brands
Destinations where people meet,
eat, relax, indulge, work, rest,
play... & shop...
A community venue to promote
wellbeing & lifestyle activities
A place where people want to be!
Zorlu Center, Istambul
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Centres
are
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İstanbul
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10. - Create added value experiences for visitors & shoppers
- Optimise tenant sales performance
- Achieve highest rental yields & max commercial income
- Enhance capital value and‘sellability’potential’
Definitions
As a destination brand a shopping centre must...
Known for attributes…?
- Sustainability…
- Maintaining a WOW Factor - visit after visit...
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sms
advertising
direct marketing
website
social media
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posters
street signs
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moments of truth
layout
environment
products
staff
facilities
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collateral
bags
cards
leaflets
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memories reminders
triggers
after service
Brand Touchpoints
Rethinking opportunities...Reinventing experiencesRebranding:
Brand Synergy
Awareness... Promise Customer Visit... Journey Afterglow... Satisfaction
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Delivering the promise - Centre management challenge
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A renewed management culture? - Less landlord facilities manager
More retailer partner
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Changing mindsets... “our people make the difference”
Creating the brand experience
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the difference”
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a
great
experience
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everyone’s
responsibility
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nobody’s
job…’
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visions...
aspira/ons
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Challenge
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16. Changing the ways consumers
communicate and behave
Opening up new aspirations and
opportunities
Enabling shared sensations...
emotions....memories
Creating new experiences -
both real and virtual
Encouraging consumers to invent
different personalities for multiple
networks
The impact of digital technology:
Changing consumer
mindsets and behaviour
17. An age of constant connectivity and instant gratification.
Changingconsumermindsetsandbehaviour
18. The balance of power has shifted to consumers - they are
setting the agenda for retailers to follow”
Tech savvy - moves seamlessly &
interchangeably between devices
Well informed - shopping as a mission
Relies on online referrals, reviews, price
comparison and recommendations
Requires loyalty to be rewarded - otherwise
it will be short lived
Grasps new concepts quickly - gets bored
easily
Seeks stimulation and enjoys change
Highly conscious of time and value
The empowered consumer...
19. REPUTATION
Respect me: Listen to customers. Actively
participate in and respond to conversations and
feedback on your business and brand.
Focusonconsumers,notondevices-
create a personalised experience
KNOWLEDGE
Know me: Consumers are willing to share
information - but data needs to be used carefully
to maintain trust.
UNDERSTANDING
Recogniseme:Takeintoaccountdemographics,
preferences and context when building a profile
database.
ENGAGEMENT
Interest me: Cut through the crowded
marketplace - respond to customers’needs,
behaviours, intentions, desires and aspirations.
Appealing to the empowered consumer mindset
20. “In a world where screens are woven into our lives, there are
more consumer-initiated touch points.”
Google
Capturing the opportunity
21. Create a connected experience
that combines the best of the
physical and digital.
Build strategy around digital/
physical fusion as a competitive
edge.
Strengthen linkages in the
customer experience.
The aim should be to achieve a more immersive, more
personal and more seamless experience for the customer.
The Digital/Physical connection:
The challenge for retail brands
The
Digital/Physical
connec;on:
The
challenge
for
retail
brands
&
shopping
centres
22. Customers want choice to be in
control... speed... flexibility...
convenience
3 years
Shift from centralised to localised fulfilment – especially for high volume
selling goods
online orders.
Click & Collect
23. Dyson (UK)
Experiential pop-up store in a
shopping centre to showcase new
range. Visitors encouraged to share
their experience on social media
via an Instagram printer and iPad
station.
26. Marketing strategies for Shopping Centres
...Creating Seamless Touchpoints
19
Photosharing
Social Networking
Video Campaigns
Forums
Blogging
Social Bookmarks
informed decisions
Consumers exerting positive
Website
“A brand is the sum of all conversations
happening around the brand “
Customer &
Market Insight
Advocacy
Viral Leverage
Conversation &
Community
Create Awareness
Leverage Feedback
Develop Loyalty
Achieve a ‘virtuous circle’Talking... Engaging... Responding
‘New’ media...
27. 18
Media:
fully responsive websites... search engine optimisation... blogs... social networking...
forums... photo sharing... video campaigns... social bookmarks... banner ads...
pay-per-click advertising... email marketing...
‘New’ media - Interactive marketing
18
Media:
fully responsive websites... search engine optimisation... blogs... so
forums... photo sharing... video campaigns... social bookmarks... ba
pay-per-click advertising... email marketing...
‘New’ media - Interactive marketing
Media:
ully responsive websites... search engine optimisation... blogs... social networking...
orums... photo sharing... video campaigns... social bookmarks... banner ads...
ay-per-click advertising... email marketing...
New’ media - Interactive marketing
28. ‘New’ media - interactive marketing
Problems:
Much more demanding on internal resources
Content input and customer response
Internally driven not just externally sourced
29. PR & Event marketing with a difference
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kBz-8m6jEY (to play in full)
Experience workshop by Harrys of London: custom colour finishes
‘Tattoo Your Shoe’ by Sweeney Shoes
Buy Tods and get a complimentary embossing of your initialsW
PR
&
Marke;ng
–
Crea;ng
Content
30. Targeted, Branded, Profitable
Ladies’ Night’ Evening
homepage
Total Budget: £26,000 (ROI 9:1)
St Davids, Cardiff, Wales
Successful tactical campaign
31. Colgate at Southampton’s WestQuay & SM Mall of Asia
Commercialisation..Enhancement..Detraction?
“The consumer
experiences captured on
our road show were highly
engaging and motivating
for target consumers
who were exposed to
them. What better way
to convince of product
efficacy than seeing real
people's real reactions to
an outstandingly”good
product? The content was
used as the focus of highly
successful ATL, online and
social activations.”
Commercialisa;on...
Enhancement
or
Detrac;on?
Colgate
at
Southampton’s
WestQuay
&
SM
Mall
of
Asia
35. Delivering
the
Promise
Metquarter
Smolenskiy
Fes;val
Boulevard
Esentai
Mall
Riviera
Kaleidoscope
Delivering the promise - The Kaleidoscope Experience
36. Metquarter
Page 61
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Luxury Shopping Centre in
Liverpool, UK
site of the grand former Post Office and
retains original façade
competing against Liverpool ONE (the largest
open air shopping centre in the UK and the
10th largest overall)
Exchange, M.A.C, Timberland, Jack Wills,
Gieves & Hawkes, All Saints, Daniel, Diesel,
Fossil, Kurt Geiger, LK Bennett, Links,
Mococo, Urban Calm, TM Lewin, Tommy
Hilfiger. Patisserie Valerie, Costa, Carluccio’s,
Caffe Novecento
Our Role:
Brand name, strategy and positioning,
brand identity and communications,
signage, centre design (interior/exterior),
website, marketing.
Page 33
WELCOME
WELCOME
TOILETS
ESCALATOR
LIFT
CINEMA
MOTHER &
CHILD
RESTAURANT
Eli sent. Actamdit, notius.
Upecri pultorede occhuitra pordiendena, con vir
missa molutuius obse nica non senatus vis nonvo
37. Metquarter
#WINTERWONDERFUL
Turning Followers, Likers and Instagrammers into shoppers
INCREASE IN YEAR-ON-YEAR DECEMBER SALES
+35%
+4%
+94%
+2%
+10%
MQ
FLOWERS
+9%
+4%
+29%+9%
RESULTS
+96%
+94%
857,988
22,693
+121%
+23%
LIKES INCREASED
TOTAL REACH
TOTAL SHARES
FOLLOWERS INCREASED
FOLLOWERS INCREASED
INCREASE IN TOTAL
SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS =
Digital Marketing Campaign
39. Luxury Shopping Ce
In Russia
epicentre of Moscow metro
Our Role:
Luxury Shopping Centre
In Russia
epicentre of Moscow metropolitan life
Our Role:
Smolenskiy
Passage,
Moscow
Aeer
40. Smolensky Passage Magazine_July 2012 : 6
Каталог: Обложка
Smolensky Passage Magazine_July 2012 : 9
Интервью со знаменитостью: Визуализация
Smolenskiy
Passage,
Moscow
Smolensky Passage Magazine_July 2012 : 6
Каталог: Обложка
Smolensky Passage Magazine_July 2012 : 9
Интервью со знаменитостью: Визуализация
42. Shopping Mall, Russia
Our Role:
g Memorable Signatures
Shopping Mall, Ru
Our Role:
ival, Moscow 2005
Creating Memorable Signatures
Creating Memorable Signatures
Shopping Mall, Russia
Our Role:
stival, Moscow 2005
Creating Memorable Signatures
Festival Shopping Centre, Moscow
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
2012
2005
Before
ncept Reconception
enge
mass market city center
ly’. - differentiating
er centres in Moscow.
g a mediocre building
t in progress to an
l standart retail venue.
2012
2011-2012
Refreshing
existing brand
concept
up-to-date.
43. Festival: Shopping centre
– Festival
FESTIVAL BRAND REFRESHMENT 2010
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 200
SCG London Page 42
About SCG London | Retail | Financial Services | Real Estate | Corporate and Employer Branding
Real Estate: Festival: Shopping centre
Real Estate – Festival
FESTIVAL BRAND REFRESHMENT 2010
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 200
Festival Shopping Centre, Moscow
SCG London Page 42
About SCG London | Retail | Financial Services | Real Estate | Corporate and Employer Branding
Real Estate: Festival: Shopping centre
Real Estate – Festival
FESTIVAL BRAND REFRESHMENT 2010
Marketing
Festival, Mos
on Page 42
out SCG London | Retail | Financial Services | Real Estate | Corporate and Employer Branding
Estate: Festival: Shopping centre
al Estate – Festival
FESTIVAL BRAND REFRESHMENT 2010
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 2005
SCG London Page 42
About SCG London | Retail | Financial Services | Real Estate | Corporate and Employer Branding
Real Estate: Festival: Shopping centre
Real Estate – Festival
Retail | Financial Services | Real Estate | Corporate and Employer Branding
Festival: Shopping centre
– Festival
FESTIVAL BRAND REFRESHMENT 2010
Marketing
Festival, Moscow 200
45. Luxury fashion shopping
centre, located on stylish Kings
Road in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
international fashion brands
wealthy, elite target market - both men
and women
elegant, create monogram and dynamic
brand textures
structures through adding key features and
design elements
features, screens, balustrades, seating,
canopies and terraces
Our Role:
Identity development, signage and wayfinding,
brand strategy and social media marketing
campaign, shopfront guidelines, lighting,
landscaping and design treatments throughout.
Before
After
Boulevard
53. Riviera - Brand guidelines 5
Riviera is for... shopping, fashion, food, ideas, experiences,
leisure, events, entertainment, culture, socialising…
A unique venue… for everyone and for all occasions
A unique venue
1. The brand
Riviera is special.
There’s nowhere else like
it in Moscow.
54. Riviera - Brand guidelines 6
A place for everday shopping
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
55. Riviera - Brand guidelines 7
A premier fashion destination
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
56. Riviera - Brand guidelines 8
An inspiring place to be
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
57. Riviera - Brand guidelines 9
is...
A bustling destination
A unique venue
1. The brand
58. Riviera - Brand guidelines 10
A sense of freedom
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
59. Riviera - Brand guidelines 11
A place for friends and family
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
60. Riviera - Brand guidelines 12
A place for celebration
is... A unique venue
1. The brand
61. Riviera - Brand guidelines 14
We create
Looking at things differently; imagining ideas and possibilities
We achieve
Aiming high; planning for success
We engage
Opening up opportunities; building loyalty; working collaboratively
We stimulate
Exceeding expectations; creating surprise, delight and interaction
We deliver
Acting with integrity, reliability and accountability
Vision & values
1. The brand
Our values
63. Kaleidoscope Shopping Centre
Before
After
Kaleidoscope Shopping & Business Centre - Moscow Mixed Use Development.
in one place
Our Role:
Before we started...
A vision to turn a sterile site into a first choice place to be...
До начала работ ...Before we started...
A vision to turn a sterile site into a first choice place to be...
До начала работ ...
Kaleidoscope Shopping & Business Centre - Moscow Mixed Use Development.
in one place
Our Role:
ope Shopping & Business Centre - Moscow Mixed Use Development.
in one place
Our Role:
The final logo and message “Always Different, Always Yours”