We can look at merchandise, we can also look at Marketing Channels. Here is the percentage of demand spent via Paid Search by customer life stage.
- 1x Buyers = 25% via Paid Search.
- 2x Buyers = 21% via Paid Search.
- 3x Buyers = 21% via Paid Search.
- 4x Buyers = 21% via Paid Search.
- 5x Buyers = 21% via Paid Search.
- 6x - 7x Buyers = 20% via Paid Search.
- 8x - 10x Buyers = 20% via Paid Search.
- 11x - 15x Buyers = 18% via Paid Search.
- 16x+ Buyers = 17% via Paid Search.
What this brand sees is not what I am used to seeing. It is common for the paid search (or PLA) rate to go from 25% in a first order to 3% among loyal buyers. This brand, however, has problems. The most loyal buyers are still comparison shopping. You'd think that by the time the customer got to a 16th order the customer wouldn't need to get to a 17th order with the help of Google.
But here we are, regardless.
This usually represents a marketing strategy issue. The customer doesn't necessarily trust the brand ... why else would the customer be comparison shopping / searching?
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