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By 2020, China’s e-tailing market could grow to High case Base case $420 billion–$650 billion Low case Compound annual China’s e-tailing market size, 2003–201 growth rate (%) $ billion 2011–15 2015–20 648 128 35 10 100 32 8 395 37 99 420 21 10 120 259 74 44 5 10 22 1 2 3 2003 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 20151 20201 2015 and 2020 population forecasts are 1,368 million and 1,387 million. NOTE: Numbers may not sum due to rounding. SOURCE: iResearch 1
The way in which consumers engage with companies is radically changing in light of new digital technologies Trends fueling the next wave of change Real-time relevance – Explosion of new data sources and analytic techniques is enabling companies to deliver increasingly personalized and more targeted consumer journeys Next-generation digital experiences – Consumer journeys are being redesigned around emerging technologies, fundamentally changing how companies interact with consumers Mobile-first – Escalating mobile adoption and shifting consumer preferences toward mobile first is leading companies to raise the bar on their mobile offerings and deliver more value-add utility Omnichannel adaptation – In response to heightened consumer expectations for seamless cross-channel experiences, companies are radically adapting and evolving their business models You-inspired – With social media usage proliferating , companies are leveraging social platforms in more sophisticated ways to drive engagement, sales and loyalty 2
Winners are successfully adapting to these trends to achieve superior digital performance From2 To Applications Real-time Broad-scale, one size Hyper-targeted consumer relevance fits all messaging and journeys grounded in rich data interactions & insights Next-gen Ongoing step-change Rapid testing of radical, next- digital improvements to the generation experiences experiences consumer experience leveraging the latest technologies Mobile-first Basic mobile Value-add mobile functionality functionality (i.e., designed with the “mobile-first” smartphone/tablet apps) consumer in mind Omni- Basic level of cross- Truly seamless journeys that channel channel messaging encourage “simultaneous” (vs. adaptation and coordination sequential) omnichannel behaviors You- Basic presence on all Effectively leveraging social inspired major social platforms platforms and data to drive desired business outcomes 3
WeChat has tapped into various user scenarios in retail industry Payment QR Code Advertisement Coupon Shake it Lucky Money Official Account 6
Red Envelop WeChat Lucky money – Chinese New Year Eve campaign 1 billion “Red envelop” sent and received in 1 day Key Achievement 11 billion “Shakes” in 5 - Exposure to 800 hours during Chinese New Year million Chinese Eve - 120 million Wechat payment account 810 million “Shakes” per - “Shake it” habit minute at 22:30 established - T2O model exploration 75 million users sharked for 378 million “e-coupon” Shake for Shake for lucky money e-Coupon 7
Official Account Leading brands are using Official Account for marketing and customer relationship building ▪ Starbucks is promoting its WeChat presence on its China homepage using customized QR codes that are integral to the messaging service ▪ Scanning QR code user add Starbucks as a contact ▪ Starbucks begins by sending a short music video promoting some overpriced fruit tea drink with a fancy name, and some other occasional missives will presumably follow ▪ Nike China launched its first WeChat marketing campaign ▪ its presence is a “sports-brand subscription platform” with a “Nike sports-on-the-go” concept,” allowing users the option of following the company to receive daily news and Nike-related updates via WeChat ▪ Cadillac try out WeChat with its “Discover Route 66″ campaign, a crossover of the Weibo effort of the same name, updates to users highlighting different sights along the famed American highway ▪ Cadillac also used WeChat to send inclement weather updates to followers and encourage them to drive safely at all times 10
Advertisement Advertisement can also become part of life Moment (朋友圈) Advertisement ▪ Only targeted users receive Ads ▪ Users show off to friends received Ads on Moments ▪ More and More users ARE expecting for receiving an Ads ▪ Self-reinforcing social network effect after introducing Moment Ads 11
Payment WeChat payment – credit card binding 12
Payment WeChat payment – make a payment 13
QR Code Scan for purchase 14
Key drivers for brands to choose Wechat public platform for marketing ▪ In China, mobile-based communication has become WeChat is very different from Reach the form of communication, as smartphone and Twitter — or Sina Weibo — as it’s mobile Internet usage has become a key medium to predominantly a messaging app, so reach target consumer groups. ▪ Weichat enable the touch of over 100mn mobile there’s no live feed of information users aside from the more public WeChat “Moments” feature, which is ▪ Subscribers/followers can be choose via location more like a Facebook Wall. Targeting and media they reads Nonetheless, WeChat has over ▪ In store promotion became easy via QR codes, e- 100 million users globally, and membership cards can be issue to user and viewed those who are in China are likely in public accounts. E-membership cards and QR to be smartphone-toting and codes also make O2O possible urban. Basically, a brand’ ’s ▪ 100% WeChat user on smartphone representing an average higher income segment in mobile user dreamboat of consumers. ▪ Message can be send to sub group of people based - Millward of Tech in Asia on gender and location WeChat is our ultimate platform to build ▪ WeChat campaigns go beyond the usual up our CRM system. We want to deepen Enhanced “broadcast” model of brand self-promotion the connection with consumers, from communica- ▪ Increase the ability of a brand to enhance their one- broadcasting to conversing, from to-one customer relationships via exclusive content ‘one to many’ ’ to ‘one to one’ ’. tion reserved for followers. - Nike Greater China media manager, ▪ Sets apart from weibo — where followers and non- Vicky Huang followers alike can see the same publicly posted messages and brands generally engage in one-way communication. 15
Future development WeChat “Smart Life” solutions for industries 16
Future development Oversea mobile commerce for Chinese consumers A Product B Service Mainland Consumer Order placement to HK Huge traffic from WeiXin and QQ helps Consumers place orders, make supplier with logistics boost user base for oversea ecommerce payment, and select pick-up / information platform, presenting HK products/service service appointment in mainland to Chinese consumers China Mainland Product delivery to consumers pay pickup-locations visit to service providers in HK per appointment (e.g. body checkup, tickets) Consumer review on oversea ecommerce platform Multiple pick-up & Experience sharing delivery options on Moments & social network 17
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