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Britain’s Retail e-mpire
Martijn Bertisen
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UK is the leader in the world for e-‐commerce
Internet economy has an export surplus
13% of all purchases done online
£120bn internet economy
Highest e-‐Commerce spend per capita
Source: The Boston Consul1ng Group, “The Internet Economy in the G20”
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UK retailers are gaining trac5on interna5onally Interna5onal Searches for UK Retail Brands1 (Indexed – Rebased to 2010)
Europe +39%
N America +44%
Asia +49%
Oceania +83%
Others +63%
2012
212
2011
152
2010
100
2x growth rate of searches by UK consumers
Source: Google, StatCounter, Civic Consulting Survey (2011) for EU DG Health & Consumers, OC&C analysis
68%
of leading UK apparel retailer traffic comes from interna5onal
markets
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Retailers Delivering Outside the UK (% Retailers)
Languages other than English Offered by Retailers (% Offering Languages, % Offering Specific Language)
21%
21%
22%
10%
26%
< 5 Countries
Not Offered
>100 Countries
5-‐40 Countries
74%
eg House of Fraser, Dorothy
Perkins
19%5%
10%13%
53%
More than 10
7 to 10
4 to 6
1 to 3
None
47%
eg Sports Direct
17%18%
22%24%
31%40%43%
Chinese
Russian
Japanese
Portuguese
Spanish
French
German
eg Mothercare, Wiggle
eg Chain Reac5on, Next
Interna5onal capabili5es have become the norm
40-‐100 Countries
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Total Score (10 0)
Indexed Share of International Que ries (1 00)
Indexed Volume of
International Queries (100)
Indexed Growth Rat e of
Internationa l Queries (100)
26 Specsavers 57 39 54 24 27 JP Bode n & Co 57 35 60 22 28 SimplyEle ctronics 56 55 26 33 29 Moth ercare 52 20 60 26 30 AllSaints 52 50 37 20 31 The Savile Row Company 49 56 23 20 32 Match es Fashion 49 48 20 32 33 Kitbag 48 51 34 13 34 Watchshop 47 26 14 56 35 Cath Kidsto n 45 23 47 22 36 Mamas & Papas 44 20 45 25 37 Monsoon UK 44 22 55 12 38 Overclo cke rs 44 32 36 21 39 Surfd ome 43 20 22 45 40 Reiss 43 22 40 25 41 Hobbs 39 18 36 26 42 TM Lewin 39 30 32 16 43 Sweaty Betty 31 18 12 34 44 Links of Lo ndon 30 25 34 3 45 Holland & Barrett 28 23 6 29 46 Corsets UK 27 26 1 29 47 Aspinal of Londo n 25 20 5 26 48 Isab ella Oliver 22 31 12 1 49 Sofa .com 21 18 1 25 50 DV 2 47 19 25 13 0
Total Score (100)
Indexed Share of International Queries (100)
Indexed Volume of
International Queries (100)
Indexed Growth Rate of
International Queries (100)
1 ASOS 100 58 100 46 2 Farfetch 99 92 45 66 3 Book Depository 98 96 63 41 4 Burberry 96 100 83 12 5 Boohoo 93 26 64 100 6 Net a Porter / The Outnet 89 75 78 30 7 Beauty Bay 86 60 21 94 8 Photobox 83 72 72 24 9 Jimmy Choo 81 88 64 13 10 Chain Reaction Cycles 76 65 65 25 11 Topshop / Topman 72 35 88 24 12 Pro-Direct Soccer 72 68 60 18 13 Wiggle 72 55 62 29 14 Agent Provocateur 71 75 52 18 15 Clarks 70 51 73 19 16 Superdry 69 40 61 41 17 Endclothing 68 47 31 60 18 Mulberry 63 54 58 17 19 Ted Baker 62 33 53 40 20 FeelUnique 61 41 43 41 21 Charles Tyrwhitt 61 56 43 26 22 Karen Millen 60 43 57 22 23 Dorothy Perkins 60 18 62 41 24 Harrods 58 42 58 18 25 River Island 58 17 72 28
Internationalisation Index: Top 50 Indexed Scores Based on Consumer Searches1
The Jewels of Britain’s Retail e-‐mpire
Source: OC&C Website Checks, December 2012, ComScore ,OC&C analysis
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Interna5onal ecommerce set to be 28Bn by 2020
Sales from UK eRetailers1, UK & Interna5onal (£bn, % Total, % CAGR)
28 (40%)
2019
63
39 (61%)
24 (39%)
2018
56
37 (65%)
20 (35%)
2017
50
34 (68%)
16 (32%)
2016
45
33 (72%)
13 (28%)
2015
40
31 (76%)
10 (24%)
2014
36
28 (79%)
8 (21%)
2013
32
27 (83%)
5 (17%)
2012
28
24 (86%)
4 (14%)
2020
41 (60%)
69 Forecast
7x growth rate of interna5onal ecommerce
Source: IMRG, Euromonitor, Forrester, Google Queries, OC&C analysis
1. Excludes grocery, 2man fulfilled and click and collect orders
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Europe and Asia will be the engines of growth UK ecommerce InternaDonal Sales Growth by Region (2012-‐20, £bn, % CAGR)
Source: IMRG, Euromonitor, Forrester, OC&C analysis
1. “Other” includes South America , Middle East & Africa
2020
27.9
9.8
6.9
4.5
2.7
2.4
1.5
Other1
1.3
Oceania
1.9
North America
2.0
Asia
4.1
Central / Eastern Europe
6.5
Western Europe
8.3
2012
3.8
1.5
Poland and Slovenia drive 17% of growth in Eastern Europe
China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines to grow by £2bn
Australia is largest single growth market at £1.32bn
US is key driver of growth at £1.1bn
Ireland, France, Spain & Germany drive 35% of growth in Western Europe
2/3 growth from Europe
1/4 growth from APAC
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We believe winning retailers will share 5 traits
No subs5tute for a great proposi5on (range, price, service advantage)
Ability to spot and respond fast to evolving demand
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A number of markets are ready Market Readiness Framework Forecast £bn 2020
Macedonia
Azerbaijan
Uzbekistan
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Uruguay
Georgia
Indonesia
South Korea
Australia
Japan
France
Germany
China
USA
Peru
Ecuador
Latvia
Kazakhstan
Estonia
Serbia
Morocco
Egypt
Colombia
Croatia
UAE
Philippines
Venezuela
Slovenia
Malaysia
Saudi Arabia
Nigeria
Lithuania
Israel
Chile
Ukraine
Argentina
Hong Kong
New Zealand
South Africa
Slovakia
Romania
Greece Singapore
Taiwan
Portugal
Ireland
Hungary
Turkey
India
Norway
Mexico
Switzerland
Czech Republic
Austria
Sweden
Belgium
Spain
Finland
Canada
Denmark
Brazil Russia
Italy
Poland
Netherlands
Increasing Strategic Readiness
Incr
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ng O
pera
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ss
Major Markets £180bn
Accessible Anglophones £30bn
Big But Challenging £175bn
Nascent Neighbours £20bn
Source: Euromonitor, Forrester, Mintel, World Bank, WTO, Crystal 2003, Parcel Force, OC&C analysis
1. Excludes 2man and grocery
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Find the right audience with Google Trends
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We believe winning retailers will share 5 traits
No subs5tute for a great proposi5on (range, price, service advantage)
Ability to spot and respond fast to evolving demand
Cost effec5ve routes to build awareness and customer volumes
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Find the right audience with Global Market Finder
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We believe winning retailers will share 5 traits
No subs5tute for a great proposi5on (range, price, service advantage)
Ability to spot and respond fast to evolving demand
Cost effec5ve routes to build awareness and customer volumes
‘Selec5ve’ and resource-‐light localisa5on
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Get Local with Google Translator Toolkit
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We believe winning retailers will share 5 traits
No subs5tute for a great proposi5on (range, price, service advantage)
Ability to spot and respond fast to evolving demand
Cost effec5ve routes to build awareness and customer volumes
‘Selec5ve’ and resource-‐light localisa5on
Mastery of the order economics and mechanics to create profitable customer behaviour
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Thank you!
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We believe winning retailers will share 5 traits
No subs5tute for a great proposi5on (range, price, service advantage)
Ability to spot and respond fast to evolving demand
Cost effec5ve routes to build awareness and customer volumes
‘Selec5ve’ and resource-‐light localisa5on
Mastery of the order economics and mechanics to create profitable customer behaviour