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LO QUE VIENE EN ECOMMERCE CENTRADO DE RESULTADOS Y CONVERSIÓN 14/10/2015 Case Study

Presentación Alessander Firmino - eCommerce Day Bogotá 2015

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LO QUE VIENE EN ECOMMERCE CENTRADO

DE RESULTADOS Y CONVERSIÓN

14/10/2015

Case Study

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Performance Is Everything

at your ROI at scale Sales

delivers

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Criteo Solutions

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Acquirenew customers

Convertrecent visitors

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1 - Criteo July 2015

2 - Annual rate 2015

3 - comScore MMX, July 2015

11,000+ PUBLISHERS1

130+ COUNTRIES1

1.1bn REACHED MONTHLY3

8,500+ ADVERTISERS1

90% RETENTION

RATE2

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Mobile Landscape in Colombia

• Colombia # 3 in smartphone users in Latam

• 2015 estimates: over 16MM own a smartphone

• Colombia has the biggest 4G penetration in the region with 41% reach (2x the average)

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DAY 1NOON

DAY 29 PM DAY 3 DAY 4

DAY 210 PM

PURCHASED CAMERA

How well do you know your user’s journey?

AD DISPLAYED (IRRELEVANT)

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DAY 1NOON

DAY 29 PM DAY 3 DAY 4

DAY 210 PM

PURCHASED CAMERA

Match users across devices, deliver seamless customer experience, and optimize sales opportunities

NO ADDISPLAYED(if not relevant anymore)

AD FOR COMPLEMENTARYPRODUCT

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Case Study

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Desktop

+16%Conversions

attributed to X-device aftera click on desktop

+ 4 sales+ 12 sales

100 sales

When clicks on Desktop

User Behavior

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User Behavior

When clicks on Mobile / Tablet

+47%Conversions

attributed to X-device after

A click onMobile / Tablet

100 sales

Mobile / Tablet

+ 31 sales

+ 16 sales

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X-Device Increment

+3%

DISPLAYS

+1,5% CLICKS

+17% SALES

INCREMENTAL SALES ARE POSSIBLE ONLY AFTER ACTIVATING CROSS-DEVICE

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State of Mobile Commerce

Cross-device shopping starts and ends on mobileQ3 2015

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Mobile is becoming the preferred purchase device for cross-device shoppers

#1

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Worldwide, cross device purchasing is 50% of eCommercetransactions

Cross-device purchasing doesn’t just happen in the U.S. In fact, levels are even higher in all other markets.

* Where the customer has more than one device. Based on Criteo’s Universal Match product providing exact matches of users across multiple devices.

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SOUTH KOREA

BRAZILITALY

FRANCE

JAPANNETHERLANDS

UK GERMANY

SPAIN

0%

70%

GLOBAL AVERAGE 50%

U.S.

Cross-Device Share of Retail eCommerce Transactions*

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Apps can be your highest performing channel

#2

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Apps now generate at least half of all mobile sales for retailers who have made their app experience a priority*

Retailers who have prioritized their mobile app experience as a key revenue driver see significant share of transactions via their app.

For these retailers, apps generate 58% of all mobile revenue.

Travel is slightly less at 49% of mobile transactions.

It is important to note that many retailers have not made this investment in apps, in which case sales from apps are often negligible.

* Definition: Retailers that have over 25% of eCommerce transactions on mobile. Of those mobile transactions, more than 10% are from mobile apps.

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RETAIL TRAVEL

MOBILE BROWSER APPS

58% 49%

Average App vs. Mobile Browser Share of Mobile Transactions for a Single Retailer

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What will the future look like?

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So what does the future hold?

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We see four big trends:

• Growth in mCommerce is on a roll.

• Smartphones will continue to displace slower-growing tablets due to larger available screens.

• Apps are the next frontier.

• Dealing with cross-device behavior is the biggest challenge and opportunity for marketers.