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TOMSInitial Research and Ideas02/03/2015
Prepared by: Peter Spannagle, Principal UX Architect at Mobiquity
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• Introductions (10 min)
• Show What We’ve Learned (20 min)
• Listen (30 min)
○ Business Priorities
○ Customer Feedback
○ Mobile Initiatives
• Collaborate: explore ideas together with User Journey Map (1 hour)
Todays Agenda
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• What is TOMS about? (slides 4-10)
• Mobile and Marketing Initiatives (slides 10-19)
• Listening (slides 19-20)
• Brainstorming (slides 21-24)
• User Journeys (slides 25-28)
Table of Contents
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• Social Enterprise: commercial strategies to maximize improvements in human and environmental well-being
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): giving back is the true purpose of TOMS
• Empathy and Motivation: don’t give up, don’t be cynical -- do something. Even small acts can have a big impact -- especially when you’re a part of a movement.
TOMS as a company is about...
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• Interconnectedness: it’s not just about me
• Living Your Values: take every opportunity to do good
• Conscious Consumerism: make informed purchasing decisions -- practice mindful consumption
The TOMS lifestyle is about...
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Changes in Consumer Behavior
Source:
http://www.nielsen.com/content/dam/corporate/us/en/newswire/uploads/2012/03/socially-conscious-consumer.pnghttp://www.thenetworkforgood.org/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/1619iEF49B920C16DCA78/image-size/medium?v=mpbl-1&px=-1
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Changes in Consumer Behavior (continued)
Source: http://www.sustainablebrands.com/digital_learning/brand_innovation/shifting-landscape-consumer-values-implications-your-brands-future
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• Founded in 2006 by social entrepreneur Blake Mycoskie
• “One for One” has redefined CSR and been widely copied/adopted
• Started with shoes, also sells eyewear and coffee
• 4 retail stores: Venice, Chicago, Portland, Austin
• Gives in 60 countries: 35 million pairs of shoes and 250,000 people’s vision restored
TOMS Background Info
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• Historically has not spent money on advertising. Able to attract corporate sponsors on brand strength alone.
• Social media has played a huge part in TOMS success
• Major market segments: teenagers, college students, single men/women who are price conscious
• Recent acquisition by Bain Capital -- $625 million valuation
Source: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/toms-shoes2011 PR Plan: https://averima.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/toms-pr-plansbook.pdf
TOMS Background Info (continued)
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One Day Without Shoes
Source: http://www.sustainablebrands.com/digital_learning/brand_innovation/shifting-landscape-consumer-values-implications-your-brands-future
• Seven years running
• #withoutshoes hashtag campaign
• Some criticism re: most effective way to address global poverty (now working to create jobs and give)
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TOMS iOS App
Source: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/toms/id566739470
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• Missing back button
• Buggy search
• Cart is not saved on app close
• Lack of personalization (my shoes, searches, shoe size, location)
• Missing integration with TOMS Passport Rewards
TOMS iOS App: low hanging fruit
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TOMS Passport Rewards
Source: http://www.toms.com/passport
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TOMS Passport Rewards (continued)
• New campaign: 3 months old
• Membership Levels○ Dreamer (0)○ Explorer (350)○ Trailblazer (1000)
• Qualified activities: point per dollar purchase + social media #TOMSPassportRewards
• Redeemable vs Lifetime Rewards
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TOMS Passport Rewards (continued)
Source: http://www.tweetarchivist.com
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• Business Priorities• Customer Feedback• Mobile Initiatives• Anything Else?
Now that we’ve shared what we’ve learned...let’s hear from you
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• One to One Connections: see who benefits from giving
• Virtual Travel: learn about people, culture, needs and opportunities (through the lens of CSR, social enterprise and sustainability)
• Curation: videos, music and imagery that mesh with the TOMS ethos (power to the peaceful: “conscious” lifestyle as music + yoga)
• Connect to the Real World: check in at stores, attend sponsored events, travel to the places TOMS does giving
Brainstorm
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• The Tribe: expand this concept to create dialogue, collaboration and interaction for people who resonate with TOMS ethos
• Get Local:
○ meetups, work days, hackathons, incubators
○ community workshops to design shoes or eyewear that show off local flavor (ex: products by and for Brooklyn, Austin, LA)
○ continue to expand US giving: shoes for low income or homeless people...veterans and re-entry populations?
Brainstorm (continued)
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• Address Sustainability: TOMS can’t fix everything, but does care and want to help.
○ First step is information -- then action.
○ Create a repository of info/action to address climate change and improve quality of life.
Brainstorm (continued)