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How we generated growth ideas worth
150K+
Method and Tools
#mCommerce
How are we gona double
our revenue in the next few months?
Me
CEO
We should invest in partnerships, email marketing,
review our pricing, and redesign the app
Coworkers
WTF?!
We should take
a look at the
data to craft a
Strategy
 How did we craft our strategy?
A - High Impact Area
B - Roadmap
A - High Impact Area
B - Roadmap
Strategy Design > High Impact Area
We were a small team and we had limited resources.
We needed to be focus to have an impact.
Strategy Design > High Impact Area
To maximize impact, we gathered insights on our product by looking at our
metrics.
For obvious reasons, the data is fake.
Strategy Design > High Impact Area
Our High Impact Area is the place where our funnel was leaking the most.
For obvious reasons, the data is fake.
Strategy Design > High Impact Area
Our High Impact Area is the place where our funnel was leaking the most.
High Impact Area
A - High Impact Area
B - Roadmap
At the end of our thinking, our roadmap looked like that:
February March April
Focus Area Revenue
Success
Metric
CTR (Cart > Thank you)
Goal 25% 35% 45%
Strategy Design > Roadmap
At the end of our thinking, our roadmap looked like that:
February March April
Focus Area Revenue
Success
Metric
CTR (Cart > Thank you)
Goal 25% 35% 45%
Strategy Design > Roadmap
From our funnel
It will determine
if a test is
successful
or not
CTR goals
distributed on
the next 90 days
Insights High impact area Metrics Roadmap
We lose a lot of
users at the last
step of our funnel 
We focus on this area
for 90 days.
The goal is to improve
our current
conversion rate
(20%).
To measure the impact
of our futur tests, we
monitor the CTR (cart >
thank you).
To summarize our process:
Strategy Design > SummaryStrategy Design > Summary
 Now that we had a clear strategy, how did we find
great ideas?
A - Looking for opportunities
B - Looking for inspiration
C - Our ideas
A - Looking for opportunities
B - Looking for inspiration
C - Our ideas
1 - We segmented our data in kissmetrics to find where the leak was coming
from.
France
Country
Germany
United Kingdom
68,049 (68%)
53,345 (65%)
33,654 (71%)
23,840 (5%)74,897 (25%)210,000 (70%)298,351 (100%)
February 1, 2016 - February 28, 2016
24,746 (24%)
22,967 (28%)
12,487 (26%)
100,787 (100%)
82,326 (100%)
48,033 (100%)
10,078 (10%)
2,467 (3%)
5,786 (12%)
Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data
Did users from a country drop more than other users?
France
Country
Germany
United Kingdom
68,049 (68%)
53,345 (65%)
33,654 (71%)
23,840 (5%)74,897 (25%)210,000 (70%)298,351 (100%)
February 1, 2016 - February 28, 2016
24,746 (24%)
22,967 (28%)
12,487 (26%)
100,787 (100%)
82,326 (100%)
48,033 (100%)
10,078 (10%)
2,467 (3%)
5,786 (12%)
German users
conversion is
not as good as
other users
Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data
Bingo!
2 - We looked into the data in Tableau to understand what Germans were
using as a payment method.
5%
74%
21%
CB Paypal Other
France
Germany
5%
30%
65%
CB Paypal Other
Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data
What kind of payment methods our users used?
5%
74%
21%
CB Paypal Other
France
Germany
5%
30%
65%
CB Paypal Other
German users
paid a lot with
PayPal
compared to
French users.
Looking for opportunities > Analytics & DataLooking for opportunities > Analytics & Data
Bingo!
[Company X]
We sent 3000+ emails to simply ask users why they were not paying (and used
PayPal so much).
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research
[X]
[Company X]
We sent 3000+ emails to simply ask users why they were not paying (and used
PayPal so much).
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research
We used YAMM to automate
personalized emails easily.
[X]
They told us they were dropping because
 they wanted to pay by money transfer (SEPA) and other ways we didnt
even know existed.
 they didnt trust the brand because of bad translation.
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research

Fair Enough
Looking for opportunities > User Research
They told us they were dropping because
 they wanted to pay by money transfer (SEPA) and other ways we not
even know existed.
 they didnt trust the brand because of bad translation.
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research
We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us:
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us:
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
What if I want
to buy without
having to
register?
We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us:
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
What if I want
to pay with
other payment
methods?
What if I want
to choose an
other delivery
method?
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
Are you
kidding me?
Need some
real known
logos there.
Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
Opportunities Summary
Users wanted other payment methods
Users didnt pay because of bad translation
Users experienced a lot of friction in the flow
Looking for opportunities > SummaryLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > Summary
A - Looking for opportunities
B - Looking for inspiration
C - Our ideas
1 - We looked at other products payment flows for inspiration.
Looking for inspiration > Fancy flowLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for inspiration > Fancy Flow
Looking for inspiration > Groupon flowLooking for inspiration > Groupon Flow
2 - We inspired ourselves with great mCommerce companies email tactics.
Looking for inspiration > Abandonment Cart EmailsLooking for inspiration > Abandonment Cart Emails
A - Looking for opportunities
B - Looking for inspiration
C - Our ideas
 Perfectly Translate the Payment Flow in German and Italian
 Redesign the UX of the flow (Groupon copycat)
 Redesign the Summary Screen (focus on the expedition date)
 Add trusted elements on the payment screens
 Add other payment methods (SEPA transfer)
 Add a guest login to remove friction in the flow
 Triggered emails when the left an item in his cart
At the end of the day, we came up with dozens of ideas, among which:
Ideas
 Now that we had ideas, how did we predict which one will
have the biggest impact?
A - ICE Scoring & Backlog
B - Results
A - ICE Scoring & Backlog
B - Results
The goal is to launch first the most easy and impactful ideas.
"ICE" stands for Impact, Confidence, and Ease.
ICE ScoringICE Scoring
 Impact: If it works, what is the potential impact?
 Confidence: Do we have evidence it will work?
 Ease: How easy it is to test our hypothesis?
ICE ScoringICE ScoringICE Scoring
Start
with this
one
BacklogICE ScoringBacklog
We assigned 1 -10 scores for Impact, Confidence and Ease (10 being the
best)
A - ICE Scoring & Backlog
B - Results

+30% Revenue Growth when translating professionally.
+40% Revenue Growth when adding other payment methods.
= +150K Turnover
ICE ScoringResults
Our tools
Some websites we used to find inspiration
ICE ScoringTools & Website
Thanks for watching!
Next time, Ill dive into our process (e.g. launching these ideas).
PS: Feedback is a gift, help me iterate for next time!
Need help to grow revenue
of your eCommerce
website / app?
 http://gabrielgourovitch.com

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  • 1. How we generated growth ideas worth 150K+ Method and Tools #mCommerce
  • 2. How are we gona double our revenue in the next few months? Me CEO We should invest in partnerships, email marketing, review our pricing, and redesign the app Coworkers WTF?! We should take a look at the data to craft a Strategy
  • 3. How did we craft our strategy?
  • 4. A - High Impact Area B - Roadmap
  • 5. A - High Impact Area B - Roadmap
  • 6. Strategy Design > High Impact Area We were a small team and we had limited resources. We needed to be focus to have an impact.
  • 7. Strategy Design > High Impact Area To maximize impact, we gathered insights on our product by looking at our metrics.
  • 8. For obvious reasons, the data is fake. Strategy Design > High Impact Area Our High Impact Area is the place where our funnel was leaking the most.
  • 9. For obvious reasons, the data is fake. Strategy Design > High Impact Area Our High Impact Area is the place where our funnel was leaking the most. High Impact Area
  • 10. A - High Impact Area B - Roadmap
  • 11. At the end of our thinking, our roadmap looked like that: February March April Focus Area Revenue Success Metric CTR (Cart > Thank you) Goal 25% 35% 45% Strategy Design > Roadmap
  • 12. At the end of our thinking, our roadmap looked like that: February March April Focus Area Revenue Success Metric CTR (Cart > Thank you) Goal 25% 35% 45% Strategy Design > Roadmap From our funnel It will determine if a test is successful or not CTR goals distributed on the next 90 days
  • 13. Insights High impact area Metrics Roadmap We lose a lot of users at the last step of our funnel We focus on this area for 90 days. The goal is to improve our current conversion rate (20%). To measure the impact of our futur tests, we monitor the CTR (cart > thank you). To summarize our process: Strategy Design > SummaryStrategy Design > Summary
  • 14. Now that we had a clear strategy, how did we find great ideas?
  • 15. A - Looking for opportunities B - Looking for inspiration C - Our ideas
  • 16. A - Looking for opportunities B - Looking for inspiration C - Our ideas
  • 17. 1 - We segmented our data in kissmetrics to find where the leak was coming from.
  • 18. France Country Germany United Kingdom 68,049 (68%) 53,345 (65%) 33,654 (71%) 23,840 (5%)74,897 (25%)210,000 (70%)298,351 (100%) February 1, 2016 - February 28, 2016 24,746 (24%) 22,967 (28%) 12,487 (26%) 100,787 (100%) 82,326 (100%) 48,033 (100%) 10,078 (10%) 2,467 (3%) 5,786 (12%) Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data Did users from a country drop more than other users?
  • 19. France Country Germany United Kingdom 68,049 (68%) 53,345 (65%) 33,654 (71%) 23,840 (5%)74,897 (25%)210,000 (70%)298,351 (100%) February 1, 2016 - February 28, 2016 24,746 (24%) 22,967 (28%) 12,487 (26%) 100,787 (100%) 82,326 (100%) 48,033 (100%) 10,078 (10%) 2,467 (3%) 5,786 (12%) German users conversion is not as good as other users Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data Bingo!
  • 20. 2 - We looked into the data in Tableau to understand what Germans were using as a payment method.
  • 21. 5% 74% 21% CB Paypal Other France Germany 5% 30% 65% CB Paypal Other Looking for opportunities > Analytics & Data What kind of payment methods our users used?
  • 22. 5% 74% 21% CB Paypal Other France Germany 5% 30% 65% CB Paypal Other German users paid a lot with PayPal compared to French users. Looking for opportunities > Analytics & DataLooking for opportunities > Analytics & Data Bingo!
  • 23. [Company X] We sent 3000+ emails to simply ask users why they were not paying (and used PayPal so much). Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research [X]
  • 24. [Company X] We sent 3000+ emails to simply ask users why they were not paying (and used PayPal so much). Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research We used YAMM to automate personalized emails easily. [X]
  • 25. They told us they were dropping because they wanted to pay by money transfer (SEPA) and other ways we didnt even know existed. they didnt trust the brand because of bad translation. Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research
  • 26. Fair Enough Looking for opportunities > User Research They told us they were dropping because they wanted to pay by money transfer (SEPA) and other ways we not even know existed. they didnt trust the brand because of bad translation. Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Research
  • 27. We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us: Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 28. We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us: Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 29. What if I want to buy without having to register? We did 20+ user tests. Heres what they told us: Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 30. Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 31. What if I want to pay with other payment methods? What if I want to choose an other delivery method? Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 32. Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 33. Are you kidding me? Need some real known logos there. Looking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User Test
  • 34. Opportunities Summary Users wanted other payment methods Users didnt pay because of bad translation Users experienced a lot of friction in the flow Looking for opportunities > SummaryLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > Summary
  • 35. A - Looking for opportunities B - Looking for inspiration C - Our ideas
  • 36. 1 - We looked at other products payment flows for inspiration.
  • 37. Looking for inspiration > Fancy flowLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for opportunities > User ResearchLooking for inspiration > Fancy Flow
  • 38. Looking for inspiration > Groupon flowLooking for inspiration > Groupon Flow
  • 39. 2 - We inspired ourselves with great mCommerce companies email tactics.
  • 40. Looking for inspiration > Abandonment Cart EmailsLooking for inspiration > Abandonment Cart Emails
  • 41. A - Looking for opportunities B - Looking for inspiration C - Our ideas
  • 42. Perfectly Translate the Payment Flow in German and Italian Redesign the UX of the flow (Groupon copycat) Redesign the Summary Screen (focus on the expedition date) Add trusted elements on the payment screens Add other payment methods (SEPA transfer) Add a guest login to remove friction in the flow Triggered emails when the left an item in his cart At the end of the day, we came up with dozens of ideas, among which: Ideas
  • 43. Now that we had ideas, how did we predict which one will have the biggest impact?
  • 44. A - ICE Scoring & Backlog B - Results
  • 45. A - ICE Scoring & Backlog B - Results
  • 46. The goal is to launch first the most easy and impactful ideas. "ICE" stands for Impact, Confidence, and Ease. ICE ScoringICE Scoring
  • 47. Impact: If it works, what is the potential impact? Confidence: Do we have evidence it will work? Ease: How easy it is to test our hypothesis? ICE ScoringICE ScoringICE Scoring
  • 48. Start with this one BacklogICE ScoringBacklog We assigned 1 -10 scores for Impact, Confidence and Ease (10 being the best)
  • 49. A - ICE Scoring & Backlog B - Results
  • 50. +30% Revenue Growth when translating professionally. +40% Revenue Growth when adding other payment methods. = +150K Turnover ICE ScoringResults
  • 51. Our tools Some websites we used to find inspiration ICE ScoringTools & Website
  • 52. Thanks for watching! Next time, Ill dive into our process (e.g. launching these ideas). PS: Feedback is a gift, help me iterate for next time!
  • 53. Need help to grow revenue of your eCommerce website / app? http://gabrielgourovitch.com