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My Social Commerce presentation delivered at the National Retail Federation's Innovate 11 conference.

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Social Commerce

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Social Commerce

How

Has Failed Me

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THE BOBOS

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Name Books Avg. Rating

Locke 3 77.41

Bush 7 76.65

Earls 5 76.22

Reichle 3 73.81

Smith 8 71.63

Mansur 4 69.85

Bryant 7 65.86

Logan 4 65.85

Leat 3 62.52

Coons 3 61.25

Lundgren 3 56.71

Buck 3 51.82

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“Effective Social Commerce is about social influence – people influencing people in the context of retail.”

-Mark Ellis, Szygy Group

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TWO STRATEGIES

E-commerce on Social Media Platforms

Social Media onE-commerce Platforms

Source: “The Six Dimensions of Social Commerce” Szygy/UK

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Who is the Social Shopper?

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Source: “MRI Social Shoppers” 2009Source: “MRI Social Shoppers” 2009

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ONLINE SHOPPERS SEGMENTATIONTrait Matrix

Characteristics/Segments Social Cyber-Shoppers Selective Cyber-Shoppers

Advocate for favorite brands YES NO

Trust and use online reviews and ratings

YES YES

Submit Product Reviews YES NO

Source: “MRI Social Shoppers” 2009

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Base: Bought Anything Online in Last 30 Days 2010 Fall GfK MRI, Wave 63 Weighting

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Base: Bought Anything Online in Last 30 Days 2010 Fall GfK MRI, Wave 63 Weighting

Percent more or less likely to be in each age bracket

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Base: Bought Anything Online in Last 30 Days 2010 Fall GfK MRI, Wave 63 Weighting

Percent more or less likely to be in each income range

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Social Shoppers are More SocialSocial

ShoppersSelectiveShoppers

Update your status 125 95Update your profile 128 91Post picture(s) 124 99Post video(s) 136 86Post a website link 154 86Comment on a product or service

139 80

"Follow" or become a "fan of" something or someone

131 99

Base: Bought Anything Online in Last 30 Days 2010 Fall GfK MRI, Wave 63 Weighting

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Social Shopper Buying StylesSocial

ShoppersSelectiveShoppers

Celebrity Endorsements 212 62

One of the first to try 165 79

Prefers things others approve of 163 87

Brand is the best indication of quality

142 85

Shopping is a great way to relax. 140 90

Pay extra for image 132 94

Base: Bought Anything Online in Last 30 Days 2010 Fall GfK MRI, Wave 63 Weighting

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Source: “From Conversations to Conversions” by Sinan Aral, 2010

Presented at “The Rise of Social Commerce” by The Altimeter Group

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IT’S COMPLICATED

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Small Massive

Familiar

Unknown

IT’S COMPLICATED

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First Date•Small scale•Relatively unknown

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It’s Complicated

Shopping with a friend•Small scale•Relatively known

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Groups•Medium scale•Well known

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It’s Complicated

Fans•Massive scale•Low familiarity•Shared passion

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It’s Complicated

Crowdsmassive scale, low familiarity, common interest

Need legit photo of crowd at conference, exhibit hall

Crowds•Massive scale •Low familiarity•Common interest

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Crowds: Ratings and Reviews

Apparel & AccessoriesAvg. Conversion 163%Avg. Revenue per Visitor 185%

Source: Bazaarvoice, March 2011

303%541%

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Social Commerce• We have a long way to go• Common social use cases remain unexplored• Our understanding of the social shopper is

limited• Nuances and dimensions of social interactions

are overlooked• Distracted by widgets and platforms, when we

should focus on influence

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Mark [email protected]@mloganlinkedin.com/in/marklogan