Molotok.ru buyers can be divided into three main groups based on their spending and preferences:
1) Those spending up to 43% of total sales volume who have lower incomes and are price-sensitive, seeking low-cost items from dropshippers.
2) Those spending 8% who have higher incomes and prefer international sites for grey market imports and hard-to-find discontinued goods.
3) Those spending 49% who have high incomes and are both professional sellers and buyers, satisfied with the current platform but wanting more flexible fees.
A survey of Irish consumers about the impact of the recession on their spending habits and intentions. Conducted on behalf of the National Consumer Agency by Am¨¢rach Research in February 2009.
The keypad polling results from the second community visioning meeting on the Mystic Valley Parkway Green Line extension project showed that:
- Residents were most concerned about potential land acquisitions and neighborhood changes from commercial and residential property taking.
- Over half felt the presentation improved their understanding of how traffic and development may impact the area.
- Most believed people would use the new Green Line station for commuting, but some had concerns about increased traffic and parking issues.
- Opinions were mixed on whether the extension would overall positively or negatively impact the neighborhood.
The document presents the results of a survey conducted among students at University Brunei Darussalam to determine the most popular mobile phone brands. The survey found that in the past, Nokia was the most commonly owned brand among both male and female students. Currently, the iPhone is the most popular brand for male students, while Samsung is preferred by female students. Most students purchased phones that cost below $500. Some students own multiple phones from different brands. The main factor influencing students' choice of brand is the phones' features.
The document reports on mid-month housing figures for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in June 2010. It states that home sales decreased 20% compared to the same period in 2009, while new listings increased 21%. The average price of homes sold in June 2010 rose 7% compared to June 2009. It also reports that seller's market conditions have shifted to more balanced conditions, giving home buyers more choice and slowing price growth.
Database + Mobile email + Image Based Marketing Christopher Munz
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The document discusses using databases, mobile email, and image-based marketing. It summarizes a presentation about using customer data from surveys and segmentation to send targeted emails. This resulted in open rates increasing from 18-22% to 40-53% for specific customer groups. The document also discusses the growth of mobile email and importance of designing emails optimized for mobile. It predicts that in 2012, successful marketing will be data-driven, integrate all channels, optimize for mobile, and leverage image-based marketing.
The document is a survey conducted by Global Advisor on social media usage. It provides the following key information:
- The survey received responses from 19,271 individuals across various countries and demographics.
- 35% of respondents indicated they would rather be tech savvy, while 65% said they would rather be people savvy.
- The results are broken down by factors like gender, age, income level, employment status and country to show variations in preferences across different groups.
The document outlines 10 keys to success for destinations engaging in e-business and e-marketing. It discusses the importance of reaching potential customers, maximizing customer lifetime value through relationship management, engaging with social networking and user generated content, creating a compelling website, maintaining quality content, generating sales, offering customizable packaging, engaging tourism businesses, demonstrating return on investment, and effective information distribution to travelers. It provides examples of best practices from Cape Town Tourism, Spain, Pennsylvania, and Victoria. Finally, it frames the destination as an interconnected tourism community centered around the destination management organization.
The document is a survey conducted by Global Advisor on social media usage. It provides the following key information:
- The survey received responses from 19,271 individuals across various countries and demographics.
- 35% of respondents indicated they would rather be tech savvy, while 65% said they would rather be people savvy.
- The results are broken down by factors like gender, age, income level, employment status and country to show variations in preferences across different groups.
The document outlines 10 keys to success for destinations engaging in e-business and e-marketing. It discusses the importance of reaching potential customers, maximizing customer lifetime value through relationship management, engaging with social networking and user generated content, creating a compelling website, maintaining quality content, generating sales, offering customizable packaging, engaging tourism businesses, demonstrating return on investment, and effective information distribution to travelers. It provides examples of best practices from Cape Town Tourism, Spain, Pennsylvania, and Victoria. Finally, it frames the destination as an interconnected tourism community centered around the destination management organization.
An online survey of over 2,000 UK residents was conducted to determine which smartphone people would prefer if cost was not a factor. The iPhone was the clear favorite at 49%, followed by Android at 15% and Blackberry at 13%. Supporting data showed iPhone sales increased significantly in the UK in October 2011 after the release of the iPhone 4S. Younger people aged 18-34 strongly preferred the iPhone and Android over other options, while those over 55 were more likely to choose Blackberry or Nokia. The results suggest the iPhone and Android have a strong future among younger demographics.
What Are Our Prospects Are Thinking Right Now Michael Starke, Vp Of Researchmichaelstarke
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This presentation addresses the impact of the economy on the senior housing consumer and is based on telephone surveys completed in March of 2008 and 2009 and 42 focus groups completed in the 12 months between the two surveys. I\'d be interested in your thoughts and feedback.
Social mediareport netherlands_insites_iab_nlIAB Netherlands
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The Dutch IAB country specific research report of the global social media study of Insites. Results cover 35 countries. More than 9000 people participated. In this report the country specific data for the Netherlands compared to Europe and other countries.
Study of Students Behavior on Mobile Phonesitsvineeth209
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The document outlines a study conducted on mobile phone usage among UG and PG students. It finds that most students own their own mobile phones, which they use primarily for calls and SMS. When buying phones, students prioritize features, models, and connectivity. On average, students spend 2-3 hours on their phones daily, mostly in the evenings, and change phones every 2-3 years. The recommendations suggest developing more affordable phones with extra features, lowering evening tariffs, and increasing CDMA provider market share through advertising.
League of Legends Marketing Strategy for Russiadanushkin
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The document provides an overview and marketing strategy for introducing the popular online game League of Legends to the Russian market. It analyzes the Russian gaming demographic and competitive landscape. A SWOT analysis identifies the game's strengths in gameplay mechanics and free-to-play model, but weaknesses in outdated graphics and lack of single player options. The proposed strategy focuses on online and offline PR, marketing, community development, and social network integration to attract the core audience of young Russian men aged 16-34.
TripAdvisor is the world's largest travel site with over 35 million unique users. It is expanding its social media presence through connections to Facebook and new features like TripFriends that allow users to get recommendations from friends. This presentation advises travel companies to monitor competitors, advertise on TripAdvisor, engage with users by responding to reviews and updating listings, and promote their brands to travelers who trust user-generated content sites. As TripAdvisor integrates more social and mobile features, it will provide new opportunities for travel businesses to strategically partner with the site to help travelers and grow their own brands over the long term.
After years spent in labs, experimenting with obscure and prototyped voice-driven intelligent systems, HCI research was given a nice present - a working system in the pockets of millions around the globe. Everybody knows Siri, many talk about it, some say they use it, but actually very little do we know about the reality here. It was about time to ask real users in the real world whether they use Siri, how and why. A combination of a globally distributed online survey and interviews brought up an interesting data, which might be useful for the design and application of similar systems, not only in a mobile context.
The document discusses drivers of global internet growth including broadband/PC penetration. It notes that internet penetration continues to have significant room for growth worldwide. Growth is expected to be highest in developing regions like Asia Pacific and Latin America. Broadband and PC adoption, which are tied to rising GDP per capita, are key in increasing internet access. As broadband and internet-enabled devices spread, search is becoming more important for finding information online.
- The document provides an overview of the company for Q4 2010, including forward-looking statements about future performance.
- It notes the company operates the world's largest and most intelligent travel marketplace, matching supply and demand between suppliers like hotels and airlines and customers like leisure and corporate travelers.
- Statistics are given showing the sizeable global travel market and its higher online growth rates, with the online travel agency (OTA) share of online bookings stabilizing.
- The document is a housing market analysis for Loudoun County prepared by Fulton Research and Consulting in December 2008.
- It provides data on existing home sales, inventory levels, median sales prices, and other housing market indicators for Loudoun County and various zip codes within the county for December 2008 compared to previous months and years.
- The data shows mixed results for December, with some areas seeing increases in sales, decreases in inventory, and higher median prices compared to previous periods, while other areas showed declines.
Three sentences:
1) Three-quarters of respondents were male, over half were aged 18-34, and 31% lived in London.
2) Comedy was clearly the top category of podcast subscribed to at 88%, followed by TV & Film at 62% and Music and Sports & Recreation both at 41%.
3) The BBC was the biggest podcast supplier, with 72% of respondents subscribing to at least one of their podcasts.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 2653 respondents. It found that 58% had a positive experience with the guild, while 41% saw no difference. The guild is considered inclusive with a fair mix of colleges represented. The top ways students communicate are through email, Google searches, and the university website. Most students see the guild as providing societies and clubs to get involved in. Priorities for the guild include better representation to the university, social spaces, and communication.
This document provides a housing market analysis for Fairfax County for December 2008 data. It includes sales numbers, median sales prices, inventory levels, and other key metrics for various cities and areas within the county. The analysis shows that while total sales were up in December 2008 compared to the previous year, median sales prices and average sale prices were down between 18-26% year-over-year. Inventory levels were also down across most areas.
Dave Carroll, a musician, had his guitar damaged by United Airlines baggage handlers. He posted a video about the incident on YouTube called "United Breaks Guitars". The video became very popular and it was claimed that United Airlines lost $180 million in share value as a result. Social media allows information to spread quickly and can impact companies. It is an important marketing channel because people spend a lot of time on social networks.
The document discusses mobile trends over time, including:
1) More than a third of mobile owners now have smartphones, with ownership increasing across all age groups.
2) People are using their mobile devices more for internet and apps than just calls, with over half accessing social networks, search engines, news, and commerce via their mobile internet and apps.
3) Mobile usage is occurring both on the go and at home, with around half of activities like social networking, search, and photos/videos happening at home.
This survey of 374 US Hispanic mobile users found that:
- 64% go to the movies at least once a month, with 26% going weekly
- 92% buy tickets at the box office, while 28% find out about movies on their mobile device
- 45% prefer going to the movies on Saturdays
- 66% decide what movie to see within 24 hours, preferring action movies (41%)
- Word of mouth (54%) is most common for recommending movies, though 25% use Facebook
The document discusses three key points:
1) The internet will reach almost the entire global population within the next decade, but a digital divide persists in some countries.
2) Nationwide mobile broadband access with speeds of 50MB/s may be available across areas in some countries within 10-20 years.
3) Rising infrastructure costs per household in rural areas present a major barrier to investments needed to connect those areas, as the cost of deployment exponentially increases with lower population density.
Igtm pre event golf survey by sports marketing survey - part IMS-Co
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The survey found:
1) Spain was the most popular recent international golf destination at 17%, followed by Portugal at 13% and the United States at 7%.
2) 37% of respondents had not taken an international golf trip in the past 5 years.
3) When considering future destinations, recommendations from friends were most important to respondents, followed by golf magazines and online reviews/golf networks. Price, variety of courses, and golf being included in packages were also very important factors.
4) Economic factors like currency exchange rates and fuel costs have at least a little impact on most respondents' decisions to take an international golf trip.
1. The online retail market in Russia is growing rapidly but still represents less than 2% of total retail sales, indicating significant potential for future growth.
2. Major product categories for online shopping in Russia include books, clothing, consumer electronics, and food. Leading companies in each category are cited along with their 2010-2011 sales figures.
3. A BCG matrix shows where different companies fall in terms of market share and growth rate, identifying "stars," "cash cows," and other categories.
2. GMV Share
Books, Films, Gam
es
3% Other
5%
Clothes &
Accessories
14%
Antiques and
Collectibles
49%
Electronics
29%
3. We¡¯ve analyzed TOPs in main categories (AB-
segments) with GMV for than 100k per quarter.
They:
* Not a legal entity
* List manually or via Aloader
* Mainly NEW items
* Mainly don¡¯t have own e-shops, but use other
platforms: marketplaces, classifieds, SM
4. * Openly sells fake bags and shoes
* Sells shoes priced less than 3000 RUB
* Sells jewelry from USA, live in Novorossiysk
* Sells brand clothes
* Dropships low-priced coats from Germany
* Sells original branded clothes
* Sells clothes, shoes and bags priced attractively
* Seller¡¯s brother ¡ª big boss of several warehouses in China. Sells
that goods
* Assembles computers from parts and then sells
* Sells foto-accessories from warehouse in Kaliningrad
* Buys cheap in China and USA, sells at bigger prices
* Has supplies with low-prices in Germany
5. By sales Moscow
Region Name GMV B (-R) / national 41%
Moscow 20 834 964 §²§Ö§Ô§Ú§à§ß
Other (drop-shipping) 11 302 660 53%
Moscow area 3 824 663
St. Petersburg 2 778 672
Kaliningradskaya oblast 1 703 959 Saint-
Petersburg
Tverskaya oblast 1 330 747 6%
Chelyabinskaya oblast 1 205 408
Rostovskaya oblast 974 988
Omskaya oblast 933 481
Leningradskaya oblast 794 038
Krasnodarskiy kray 745 371
9. Molotok.ru buyer distinguish:
¡ª lives in Central District ->
potential to grow in regions
¡ª family person -> more
conservative
¡ª with low and middle-low
or opposite ¡ª high income ->
different buyers type
10. Up to 43% of GMV (electronic + fashion)
? Low income or low-price behavior
? Other places: Price comparison (Yandex.Market), General
Classifieds (Avito, Slando)
? They¡¯re OK:
? Inconvenience and purchase inusability
? Dropshippers
? To buy almost NEW / a bit USED items
*
11. From 8% of GMV (other categories)
? High income
? Use eBay, Amazon and other foreign sites
? Grey import novelties: ex. iPhone 4S, etc.
? Grey import: ex. Fashion brands not sold here officially
? Rare discontinued things: auto parts, vinyl, books
*
12. 49% of GMV
? High income
? Professional sellers & buyers at the same time
? They¡¯re OK with:
? What exists now
? Just ask for more flexible and complicated fee structure
*