Proposition and demand
Why buy, for whom and with what offer.
- Segments and needs
- Catalogue, price and promotion
- Demand and positioning
Ecommerce strategy
We define why the digital channel exists, whom it serves, where it sells and how it connects with products, teams, systems, logistics, marketing and data.
Decisions before platforms
Technology only works when the channel role, proposition, catalogue, markets and operations are clear. We organise those decisions before building, migrating or accelerating ecommerce.
What we define
Strategy connects the customer promise with the actual capacity to deliver it.
Why buy, for whom and with what offer.
Where to sell and the role of each channel.
The foundation the model requires.
How to run and develop the channel.
Outcome
Objective, customer, proposition and relationship with the existing business.
Own store, marketplaces and prioritised markets.
Processes, ownership, systems and exceptions.
Phases, investment, dependencies and indicators.
Method
Business, product, channels, teams and systems.
Customer, demand, competition, data and constraints.
Proposition, channels, technology and operations.
Phases, dependencies, investment and metrics.
Ecommerce strategy
Tell us the starting point, current channels and the decision you need to make.
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