Events/Successful Ecommerce Management
Successful Ecommerce Management
Successful Ecommerce Management
12-13-14 December

09:45 – 11:30 GMT | Virtual

Workshop Overview

This virtual workshop will help you understand the grocery shoppers’ online purchase journey. In our interactive session, you will also learn how to optimise the key drivers of purchasing for your brands and category.

As the shift to online shopping continues to grow, you need to be skilled in optimising the online channel for your brand in order to succeed.

This workshop is suitable for those who are starting out within the world of Ecommerce, Commercial sales, category management, Shopper marketing.

Agenda

The programme has been split into three 1hr 45 mins sessions over 3 days.

Day 1
Duration: 1hr 45mins

The growing importance of online

The online grocery shopper journey

The different fulfillment models

Measuring success

Day 2
Duration: 1hr 45mins

Optimising the category for the search algorithm

The right taxonomy

Curating the range

The right imagery

Consistency in descriptions

Day 3
Duration: 1hr 45mins

Importance of review

Promotions online

Online shopper communication

Omni-channel considerations

Learning outcomes

Understand the key influences on the grocery shopper online

How to fix the basics for online shopping – search, taxonomy, image and trade marketing

Online opportunities to influence the shoppers behaviour

Testimonials

Really informative and interactive course. Break out rooms were great to keep everyone engaged in the sessions.

A great starting place for anyone coming into the sector. Having worked the channel for a year now, I still managed to learn a number of new things and it was really valuable to speak to other suppliers and learn from their experiences.

Meet the trainer

Simon Attfield, Strategy & People Solutions Manager

Simon Attfield tutors on our open workshops and delivers bespoke Category and Shopper programmes. He has over 20 years' experience working in category management, shopper marketing and sales for FMCG companies such as P&G, Britvic, Clairol, and most recently leading the customer marketing team at Tata global beverages.

Simon Attfield