Lieselotte gaf recent een presentatie voor Centexbel, waar ze uitleg gaf over de evolutie die we merken in de verhouding tussen online en offline shops. Hoe kan je als retail zaak inspelen op de evolutie en er je voordeel bij halen?
11. Who are your target groups?
‣ Distributors
‣ Retailers
‣ Architects/contractors
‣ End user (B2B) or consumer (B2C)
‣ And even your own people
12. How will each target group make
use of your service online?
How can we translate this into
conversion / e-commerce?
13. Let me tell you my story...
‣ Young mom of two children
‣ Happily married to an
entrepreneur
‣ Full-time job, not only at Wijs,
but also as a mom, wife,
housekeeper and secretary
16. Ground rules
1. We did not visit one offline-
point
2. For the second project we
didn’t use an architect
3. We did all the research
online: brands, products and
contractors
17. 4. We chose all products online
5. We checked all references of the used brands
online. If there were none, this was not a good sign
6. If the company did not have a website, it did not
exist (eventhough the contractor had spoken about it)
7. Eventually we bought offline with our contractors
(who we also challenged...)
Ground rules
46. A bigg-ass title
About a proper subject
Een website is zoals een schip
meten, evalueren
& bijsturen
47. Dare to make e-commerce
an inherent part of your
company
48. How can the existing company
adapt to E-commerce?
49. Some things we experience...
‣ Customer service department
becomes a sales channel
‣ Sales department and online
sales
‣ What about a dedicated E-
Team?
‣ What about your distributors
& retailers?
51. ‣ about your target groups and their needs
‣ about your online marketing
‣ about usability & conversion
‣ about your company and existing organisation
Think strategic...