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The New Retail January 10, 2011

The new retail

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This is the presentation I made at the FADA Auto Summit New Delhi on Jan 10, 2012. I basically argue that auto retail is set to change and give pointers on the possible direction of change.

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The New Retail

January 10, 2011

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Who owns the customer?

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Brand Trade

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Brand Trade

Intermediary

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Multi-brand Dealers Are Powerful

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Auto Portals Stealing Power

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How do consumers buy?

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Think&about&buying&a&car&

Get&Promoted&

Applies&for&Loan;&Plans&finances&

Loan&gets&approved&

Bad&reviews&about&failed&

model&

Friends&mentions&expensive&upkeep;&decides&to&think&over&finances&

Goes&for&test&drive&&&

Bad&Press&around&faulty&

gear&box&

Decided&to&wait&

Company&refutes&charges;&new&model&coming&up&

New&&IMPROVED&

model&launched&

Goes&for&2nd&test&drive&

BUYS&THE&CAR!!!!&

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Integrated, Always-on Communication

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Do consumers need car showrooms?

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Brands are all about experiences

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Experiences get amplified

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Future Of Retail

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Summary

Multi brand retail tends to own the customer

Comparison sites play that role in auto sector

Marketing needs to build ladders & remove snakes

Create awesome experiences in the showroom

Integrate the online-offline experience