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Summary lecture 2 Retail Marketing

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Summary of the lectures fall 2016. Not considered grammar and sentence structure. Also some pictures of slides included.

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  • October 24, 2016
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HC 2 – Retail Marketing 12-09-2016

1st Part (4 articles)
Customer Journey

5 entities (Herb Sorensen, 2011)
- Retailer
- Supplier
- Products
- Customer shopper
- Store

Retailing = a service instead of a product. Service related to people and
surroundings around service.

History of retailing
1. History Retailing: revolution 1 department store
- Department stores (broad assortment in one store)
o Gives women an opportunity to save time and do other jobs.
2. History retailing: Revolution 2 self-service
 History retailing: Electronics, Scanning
- We are now in here.
- Parts of the processes are taking over people jobs (less personnel)
4. History retailing revolution 3 online shopping
- Online is going up
- A lot of data going on  track customer in the Customer journey and by this
online vs offline becomes more complicated.
 So really know your customer.
 Now in the age of the customer.
 Difficult to target customers because customers are moving from different
channels.
 Afterwards buying becomes more important: reviews e.g.

We see: Battle for the shopper
- Retailers become more powerful (earlier the manufacturers)
- Retailers become brands themselves
- Market share increase of private labels (more exclusive than A brands)
- Market share increase of online channels
 Shopper marketing (marketing centered at the shopper (gevolg van
bovenstaande)
The next 3 lectures:
1. Costumer journey (this lecture)
2. Who is the shopper
3. How does she shop in-store
- Still same customer, but have to see which channels works in a certain way.

Customer journey = Put themselves in customer shoes to see what is workings,
what not and what needs to be changed.

What do we want from shoppers?
e.g.: IKEA: conversion?
o What metric should be our goal? Experience vs Sales
o Brand awareness is good but how get that to spend money?

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