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Title: Keeping the Customer Coming Back


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Keeping the Customer Coming Back
  • Super Floral Educational Series 2004
  • Greg Longstreet Protégé Corp
  • Week 4 Project

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Protégé Corp Week 4 Project Keeping The
Customer Coming Back
  • Goal Determine What It Takes To Build and
    Maintain Loyalty,
  • and Create Repeat Purchases Within The Floral
    Category.
  • - Obtain Fact Based Consumer Learnings
  • - Develop Actionable Summary of Key Findings
  • - Identify Best of Class Examples
  • Research Methodology
  • 1. Focus Group Studies 4 Separate U.S. Market
    Regions
  • 2. Store Intercept Studies 4 Separate U.S.
    Market Regions
  • 3. Customer Test and Case Studies
  • 4. Syndicated Data Spectra, HH Panel, IRI,
    Scarsboro, U.S. Census

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Research LearningsTodays Floral Consumer
  • Women are the primary floral consumer
  • Heavy floral consumers are more educated and
    affluent
  • Gift Giving and Home Décor drive purchase
    decisions
  • Core Floral Consumers (80/20)
  • A very small of your customers drive your
    business
  • Your best customers want more emotional
    connection
  • Your best shoppers value communication
    interaction

4
Keeping the Customer Coming Back Research
Learnings
  • Basic Requirements Needs
  • Good Quality/Freshness
  • Clean Department
  • Adequate Stock Levels
  • Clear Signage and Pricing
  • Customer Service

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Keeping the Customer Coming Back Research
Learnings
  • Customer Service
  • Understanding Your Consumer
  • Getting Customers Involved
  • Simplifying The Shopping Experience
  • Generating Excitement

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Customer ServiceUnderstanding Your Consumer
  • Profile Your Customer
  • Develop More Customer Knowledge
  • Get Personal, Know Them and Their Families
  • Leverage Shopper Data
  • Store Level Scan Data
  • Shopping Basket Analysis
  • Spectra Lifestyles and Lifestages Database
  • Customer Registration/Frequent Shopper
  • Ask Your Consumers
  • Personal Shopper Program
  • Reminders for Key Holidays and Events

7
Customer ServiceUnderstanding Your Consumer
  • Profile Results Jane Smith
  • Female, Mother of 2
  • Educated Employed
  • Key Dates
  • Anniversary June 9TH
  • Birthdays Husband May 15th, Mother Nov 13th
  • Top 5 Items in Shopping Basket
  • Greeting Card, Wine, Fruit, Yogurt RTS Meals
  • Valuable Consumer Spends 125 per trip, Shops
    Thursdays and Fridays, Supports Charitable
    Causes, Active in School Plays and Concerts
  • Favorite Color is Lavender, Favorite Flower is
    Lisianthus
  • Interested in Hand Tieds and is Looking For Home
    Décor and Design Suggestions
  • Entertains Closest Friends First Weekend of Every
    Month
  • Time Starved

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Customer Service Getting Customers Involved
  • Educate Your Customers
  • Teach Shoppers About Floral Products
  • Establish expectations, provide new ideas for
    home decor and gift giving
  • Help Improve Basic Care of Flowers Cut, in
    water, with food.
  • Promote Basic Hard Goods (vases) for Everyday
    Home Display

9
Customer Service Getting Customers Involved
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Customer Service Getting Customers Involved
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Customer Service Getting Customers Involved
  • Establish Loyalty Programs
  • Rewards Program to Drive Continuity
  • Each bunch of flowers include collectable sticker
  • Stickers are redeemed for tiered reward system
  • 10 stickers Free Flowers 25 Free Vase 100
    20 off
  • Flower Club Membership
  • Regular Discounts
  • Member Exclusive Sales
  • Flower of the Month Program
  • Flowers Arrive with Education Piece on First
    Friday of Every Month
  • Shopper Solutions Bundle Program
  • Prearranged Arranged Meal and Entertainment
    Packages
  • Example Flowers, Rotisserie Chicken, Wine
    Video

12
Customer Service Simplifying the Purchase
Decision
  • Simplify Department for Improved Shop-ability
  • The purchase decision takes seconds (yes/no)
  • Make all products easily accessible (home
    décor/gift giving)
  • Keep like product together by color and price
  • Feature one large impact display item
  • Improve department signage, lighting and fixture
    creativity

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Customer Service Simplifying the Purchase
Decision
  • Improve department signage
  • Designate merchandise areas
  • Home décor/gift giving
  • Improve Lighting/Fixture Creativity
  • Well lit, unique displays drive sales
  • Cross Merchandise
  • Add balloons/accessories

14
Customer ServiceGenerating Excitement
  • Create new news for department
  • Increase Marketing to New Customers
  • Reach through In-store and Direct Mail Activity
  • Advertising and Community Outreach
  • Non-peak, Non-Traditional Promotions
  • Cross Promotions
  • Cause Related Events

15
Customer Service Generating Excitement
  • Cross Promotions
  • Cause Related Programs
  • Seminars Demos
  • Sell Holidays

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Keeping The Customer Coming Back Research
Learnings - Customer Service
  • Understand Your Consumers
  • Profile Your Consumers
  • Develop More Customer Knowledge Using Captured
    Data
  • Get Personal Know Them, Their Families/Friends
  • Get Customers Involved
  • Teach Shoppers About Floral Products
  • Promote Basic Hardgoods (vases) for Everyday Home
    Display
  • Reward and Acknowledge Customer Loyalty Make it
    Fun!
  • Simplify The Purchase Decision
  • Make All Products Easily Accessible
  • Group Like Items Together, Focus on Color and
    Usage
  • Improve Lighting and Fixture Appeal
  • Generate Excitement
  • Create New News!
  • Reach Out to Shoppers Through Available Vehicles
  • Develop Creative Cross Promotions and Secondary
    Holiday Events
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