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Embracing the Female Consumer

February 14, 2013

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My Journey1989 - 1993 1994 1995 - 1998 1998 - 2001 2001 - 2011 Present

Lesson #1Embrace the Female

Consumer

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Nearly 20 years ago . . .

1995: Less than 10 % of Internet

Users were Women

April 1995 Washington Post

Now: Near Parity

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1995

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Women Dominate most of the Social Web

Google

LinkedIn

Twitter

Facebook

Pinterest 82

59

57

50

29

% Women

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Women are Shoppers and Buyers

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25

50

75

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Internet Users Internet Buyers Transactions Dollars

58.261.157.949.8

41.838.942.150.2

Men Women

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Key Category SpendersShare of Dollars

Apparel, Accessories, JewelryToys & HobbiesHome & Living

Books, Music, VideosVideo Games/Consoles

Electronics & ComputingFlowers, Greetings, Gifts

Events & Movies

0 20 40 60 80

44

46

49

56

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67

71

56

54

51

44

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33

29

Men Women

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75% + Buying Power

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• 75% of women identified themselves as the primary shoppers for their households, according to MRI’s Survey of the American Consumer in Fall 2011.

• U.S. Women reported “controlling” 73% of household spending according to a study from the Boston Consulting Group

• Women control more than 80 percent of U.S. spending according to Fast Company.

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Purchasing Power$5 Trillion

• 93% Food• 93 % OTC Pharmaceuticals• 92% Vacations• 91% of New Homes• 89% Bank Accounts• 80% Healthcare• 65% New Cars• 66% PCs

Lesson #2Go “Get” Her

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She’s Turning to the Web to Connect

Social Networking

IM ing

Retail

Online Gaming

Photos

Education

Community

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Men Women

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And to Get Things DoneProductivity is a key reason women go online

Women are motivated by the need for information that saves time and money

Many sources describe women as “seekers” on the web

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Respect Her DifferencesAge/Life Stages

Profession/Work

Parenting/Children’s Ages

Marital Status

Attitudes

Location

...and so much more.

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Listen and Learn

Deliver and Communicate product value

Solve a problem

Respect her time and needs

Earn Trust

It really doesn’t have to be Pink

Lesson #3She’s Going Mobile

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Women Going Mobile

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15

30

45

60

Smartphones Tablets

4944

5156

Men Women

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More Social on Mobile Games Too

0

15

30

45

60

Traditional Social

53

4047

60

Men Women

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Looking for Mobile Value

Lesson #4She’s Global

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The World is Approaching North America

Lesson #5 She’s You

You Rock

8.3 Million Women-owned businesses

550 Women-owned businesses open each day

Employing 7.7 million

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Still a Disconnect

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Women Are Only8% of venture-backed founders

11% of venture partners

15% of angel investors

9% of board members (most boards do not have any women)

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What You Can Do About ItUse Your Advantage, Grow your Market

Help One Another - create the virtuous cycle

Do the Deal: Invest, Support, Partner

Find Male Champions

Invest in Yourself