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SUMMER 2022

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Advancing the Customer Experience

As the sun sets on this edition of Digital Advisor, summer is here and the search for online sales is in full swing. Consumers are eager to take advantage of long weekends to shop their hearts out, particularly for deals on mattresses, appliances and furniture—with “deals” being the operative word here.

When working with your Digital Advertising Advisor to create holiday campaigns and content this summer and for the remainder of 2022, here’s a crucial piece of data to consider: Nearly nine in 10 (89%) of consumers feel that inflation will impact their holiday shopping, according to a Numerator survey of more than 11,000 consumers. The survey focused on consumers’ shopping and spending plans for key holidays in 2022.

For RWS retailers, it’s a chance to pull out all the stops on your Level 4 WebFront and allow AdRocket™ to help you put your best sales forward.

As you focus your content and campaigns around great deals and discounts on coveted home items, allow RWS to deliver the elegant online experience consumers have come to expect.

We’re pleased to share how RWS is optimizing the customer-facing furniture experience on WebFronts® (pg. 8). The automatic upgrade delivers a key consumer expectation in spades: Personalization along the shopper’s path to purchase, providing answers to their questions, awareness of their needs and preferences, and relevant recommendations and offers.

In a recent Think with Google article on the Future of Marketing/Digital Transformation, Carvana Founder and CEO Ernie Garcia said it best when discussing the art and science of building new customer experiences:

“...Each touchpoint on the path to purchase is an opportunity to build excitement around the brand someone is engaging with and the product they are buying. Since people expect more from brands and technology than ever before, the way we show up in those touchpoints must be innovative and convenient.”

When it comes to the many digital touchpoints of the modern consumer, you can be rest assured knowing that your RWS team is hyper-focused on advancing the customer experience so you can compete despite market headwinds.

On behalf of the RWS leadership team,

GENNA MAJUTA, CEO May 2022

RWS Executive Leadership Team (L to R): Jodie Pierce, Jeff Dezso, Adam Gilbert, Kristen Pietragallo and Genna Majuta.

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ow quickly are things changing in the digital advertising marketplace? Fast

enough that Facebook estimated it would lose $10 billion in revenue this year1, based on actions that took place since last summer when “The Cookie is Crumbling: What RWS Customers Need to Know about Big Tech’s Privacy Push” ran in our last issue of Digital Advisor.

The stakes are high with more than $320 billion in global digital ad spending in play.2 The companies involved are some of the largest and most valuable in the world, including Apple, Meta/Facebook and Alphabet/Google.

How important is digital advertising to these Big Tech behemoths?

Alphabet/Google generates 81% of its total global revenue from digital ads. For all the talk about the metaverse, the reality is even worse for Meta/Facebook, which depends on digital ads for 98% of its total revenue.3 These seismic events have the potential to impact every digital marketer’s strategies and tactics, so let’s get you up to speed quickly on: • What’s changed since last summer’s Digital Advisor issue?

• What these changes mean to you, the independent retailer.

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What’s changed since Summer 2021?

The biggest change since last summer was a subtle one. For iPhone and iPad users, they started to see a popup window like this one (left): The “Allow ‘Facebook’ to track your activity across other companies’ apps and websites?” prompt lets users decide if they want to allow apps on their devices to track their behaviors after they stopped using the apps themselves.

This “third-party tracking” capability is the heart of the massive digital advertising industry, since it allows advertisers like Google and Facebook to serve up highly targeted ads based on personal information gathered while you’re using their services—and what you do the rest of the time you’re online, too.

This model has been referred to as “surveillance advertising” and, not surprisingly, most consumers don’t like it. Since the prompt to stop third-party tracking appeared last summer, 84% of Apple users have blocked their apps from gathering information about them outside of the app itself.4 This had an immediate impact on small businesses that rely on Facebook ads in particular. “Everything came to a screeching halt,” for Seven Sisters Scones, a mail-order pastry shop in Johns Creek, Georgia, which saw revenue drop from $40,000 per month to $16,000 almost overnight.5 Other small businesses saw their cost-per-click for Facebook ads increase significantly, while conversion rates dropped—which led many to shift spending to Google’s keyword-driven model instead.6

“The development of AdRocket Ignite has added a whole new promotional aspect to our retailers' WebFronts websites,” said Jodie Pierce, RWS chief operational officer.

“Ignite is a cross-over media type that ties a retailer’s third-party advertising strategy to their WebFront website; this means the ads that consumers may no longer be seeing across the Google or Facebook networks can now be seen while shopping the retailer’s site. This allows retailers to showcase what is most important to their business to consumers that are advertisement adverse and privacy savvy.”

What these changes mean to you RWS customers who rely on WebFronts®, WebFronts® Review™ and RetailDeck® all rely on first-party cookies and information—data gathered about retailers’ visitors by RWS on your RWS platforms and products—to power the industry-leading features and functions you rely on to compete and win in your local markets.

AdRocket Base and Boost rely on digital advertising placements on both Facebook and Google to generate traffic and demand for RWS customers. So, dedicated digital advertising experts at RWS are continually scanning the landscape for changes—working in concert with the AdRocket platform’s built-in AI capabilities—to dynamically shift spending as needed to maximize returns.

“Retailer Web Services is a Google Premier Partner, which means we’ve been recognized as one of the top three percent of all Google partners in the United States,” said Jodie Pierce, RWS COO. “That status means we have unprecedented access to Google’s own digital advertising plans and roadmaps, which allows us to anticipate any changes that might be coming well before they impact the market.

“This means our AdRocket™ retailers can rest easy, knowing we’re always working in the background to help them maximize the effectiveness of their digital advertising spending.”

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Facebook says Apple iOS privacy change will cost $10 billion this year (cnbc.com) Digital advertising revenue of leading online companies 2021 | Statista Facebook and Google’s Ad Addiction Can’t Last Forever Thanks to TikTok, Web3 - Bloomberg

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Why Apple’s Privacy Changes Hurt Snap and Facebook but Benefited Google - WSJ The Battle for Digital Privacy Is Reshaping the Internet - The New York Times (nytimes.com) Inside Facebook’s $10 Billion Breakup With Advertisers - WSJ

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RWS responds with…

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etailers today understand the importance of having a digital presence; the pandemic restrictions made that clear. But as the shopper’s journey gets increasingly complex—including websites, social, search, video, pay-per-click advertising, real-time inventory, email marketing and more—the dizzying array of options is leaving many retailers frozen in place, wondering what to do next.

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“The question for retailers today isn’t whether to invest in digital—an online presence is now table stakes,” said RWS CEO Genna Majuta. “The biggest challenge now is understanding how to distribute their digital marketing investment in a way that delivers the most business, without feeling like they need to get a marketing MBA to manage it all.”

To address this sticking point for many retailers, RWS launched the “Just Say Yes+” promotion at Nationwide’s February 2022 PrimeTime event.

“Just Say Yes+” is an all-in-one digital marketing bundle that allows retailers to ensure they’re everywhere their prospective customers are, and for a fraction of the monthly expense these services would cost individually.

“Just Say Yes+” includes immediate access to all these industry-leading digital marketing tools: Fully Enabled E-commerce Website

Sales Enablement App

Price Quote Builder

Paid Digital Advertising

Automated Marketing

Lead Generation

Reputation Management

Digital Tag Manager

Live Inventory Integration

Online Chat

In-store Marketing

Dedicated Experts

On their own, this powerful suite of platforms, tools and digital marketing expertise would cost more than $5,859 per month with a $1,999 account startup fee. But with “Just Say Yes+,” it’s available for just $3,999 per month with $0 due at startup.

“Retailers no longer have to pick and choose what digital tools to invest in, then try to tie them all together on their own,” Majuta explained. “With ‘Just Say Yes+,’ they can get all of them for a flat monthly fee with intuitive dashboards and expert digital marketing advisors to bring it all together and show exactly what’s working.”

“Just Say Yes+” also features these bonus offerings from Nationwide to make it more economical than ever to start and maintain effective digital advertising campaigns that deliver results: • $550 per month in Digital Rewards credit, which can be applied directly to paid digital advertising through Google and Facebook • Bonus digital advertising dollars from leading manufacturers, accounted for and applied automatically to stretch your search advertising dollars even further • Integrated “buy now, pay later (BNPL)” partnerships with Synchrony and Wells Fargo • Accept payments with PayPal and receive volume rebates • Includes free Nationwide dues for one full year for new members!

“We rolled out ‘Just Say Yes+’ at Nationwide’s February 2022 PrimeTime event, and we were blown away at the response we received from retailers at the show,” Majuta said. “So we’re extending this opportunity to all Nationwide members to ensure everyone has a chance to meet all their digital marketing needs with one simple solution, savings thousands each month in the process.”

To take advantage of this limited time offer and find out more about a “Just Say Yes+,” contact us. sales@retailerwebservices.com

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riven by e-commerce giants the likes of IKEA, Amazon and Wayfair,

eight out of 10 consumers have bought furniture online, according to Emizentech.

And when you consider online furniture sales

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represent more than 90% of the growth in the industry overall, opportunities abound for independent retailers!

A multi-team effort However, it’s imperative to deliver on the dramatically increased shopper expectations set by the

First things first, a new development team was tasked

e-commerce pioneers of the furniture industry. The result of this evolution is a self-sufficient online

to create a product management system (PIM) capable

shopper that expects a more personalized experience and to find the answers they want, all

of housing the new data concepts and relationships

without having to interact with a human, according to Retailer Web Services CEO Genna Majuta.

that were needed as the foundation of the furniture shopping enhancement. Alongside the work of this

“Shoppers want to feel unique, so personalized recommendations and marketing along the entire shopper journey are in high demand,” said Majuta.

“There’s also a need for websites to proactively answer important questions a shopper

team, another RWS team spent hundreds of hours on market research, talking to vendors, retailers and consumers to ensure the vision was possible and would prove effective for all stakeholders.

may have: What colors does this couch come in? What are the upholstery options?

Is there a matching recliner? Is assembly required? Is it in stock? When can I get it?”

In addition to the vision and infrastructure, an RWS data team rebuilt web crawlers to gather new

And the list goes on.

information, and the manual data entry team helped curate data to achieve the desired end result.

She notes, when the information a shopper wishes for isn’t at their fingertips, they lose patience and will move on to another source that has the answers; excuses for lack of information are

This continues to be an ongoing process as RWS looks

often not tolerated, no matter the size of the business.

to move more brands into the PIM and maintain the

Enter the new RWS furniture experience, rolled out as an automatic upgrade to all WebFronts®

are some of the furniture brands housed in the PIM:

brands that have already migrated. Among them, here levels and announced at Nationwide Marketing Group’s PrimeTime event in February.

When RWS teams set out to enhance the customer-facing furniture experience on

Ashley Furniture • Best Home Furnishings Catnapper • Coaster • Flexsteel • International

WebFronts in March 2021, their vision was to create an intuitive user experience that

Furniture Direct • Jackson Furniture • La-Z-Boy

makes it easy for shoppers to find and purchase their dream furniture.

Liberty Furniture Industries • Vaughan-Bassett

This is made possible with more robust and complete product data that’s highly accessible,

Majuta credited the teams: “The past year of work and

Majuta explains. “We’ve increased the amount of data we’re collecting and molding the new

countless hours from our data platform team, data

furniture experience around it; shoppers can see applicable product options such as sizes and

teams, product owners and strategy team was brought

colors and create their own packages of related items from a single product page.

to life with the help of our WebFronts development team. They took the data in its new form and crafted a

“From this initiative, retailers can expect an increase in conversions, including more store visits, more phone calls and, of course, more online orders,” adds Majuta.

new experience to tie a bow on this initiative and deliver a website that is hyper focused on furniture.”

Personalization fulfills shoppers’ expectations Considered a 2022 trend for furniture e-commerce brands, personalization in marketing has rapidly become a customer expectation. According to Accenture, a whopping 91% of consumers say they’re more likely to shop with brands that provide offers and recommendations that are relevant to them.

However, personalization doesn’t just mean starting your promotional emails with a first name à la “Hi Jordan!” It means reaching out to your customers with the right message, at the right time, and in the right place. It’s about building a connection over time by showing that you’re aware of a customer’s needs and preferences—and have the right answers to their questions.

The new furniture experience delivers personalization throughout the shopper's path to purchase in several ways: A WebFronts Level 4 website creates a consumer profile when a shopper first comes to an RWS website. The products they view during their session are tracked, and after they share their name and email, the system sends them highly targeted emails to keep them engaged.

Also, the system allows consumers to create an account where they can access their Wishlist, which can be curated for every room in their home; it also tracks cart activity and sends friendly emails to remind shoppers of items they left behind, linking directly back to their cart so they can easily complete their purchase when ready.

As part of the new furniture shopping experience, recently viewed items are tracked and displayed to shoppers as well as recommended similar items and the items “Customers also viewed.”

Features such as Wishlist and “Customers also viewed” join a robust list of features that includes: • Furniture sets: The ability for a shopper to create their own package from a product page • Wishlist*: Shoppers can build a Wishlist for every room and access it on demand • "Customers also viewed”: When a shopper is on a product page, they'll see what other shoppers who looked at the same item also viewed • "Recently viewed": Shoppers can see a list of products they personally viewed • Product quick view: Shoppers can click the "quick view" button to open a modal with key product data and either access the product page for that item, or close the modal so they don't lose their place in their search • Custom sidebar filters: Retailers can choose filters to include on their website, making it easy for shoppers to search by criteria such as "on sale," "clearance," " best seller" or other preferred data points • Filter by rating: Shoppers can filter by star rating and product reviews • Select a perfect item: Shoppers can select their perfect item on a single product page when multiple options, such as colors, exist.

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*The Wishlist feature is available and rolled out as an automatic upgrade only on Level 4; all other features apply to all levels at no additional cost to retailers.

Majuta added, “As we rollout new features and improve the system, we want all our customers to benefit from these advancements and be confident that we’re helping them to compete at the highest levels online.”

Retailers with existing RWS websites will continue to notice additional enhancements as more brands are migrated into the new PIM. For new RWS subscribers, Majuta said a new website with all the latest features and data can be up and running within 30 days.

CASE STUDY

AdRocket Ignite Case Study:

Beta Test Proves Advertising Versatility, Increased Conversions Background or independent retailers looking for hyper-focused advertising that reaches every potential customer on their websites, an AdRocket Ignite beta test conducted by Retailer Web Services in Q4 2021, proved to be a versatile way to increase customer conversions and much more.

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Ignite, develop by RWS to expand its AdRocket smart digital advertising software, is a bundle of advanced technologies designed to achieve increased consumer acquisition and drive more conversions than traditional digital advertising can alone.

As the largest online retailers in the world engage in AdRocket Ignite-style advertising, RWS is the first and only provider to bring this capability to the independent channel: AdRocket Ignite brings retailers’ paid advertising to life on their WebFront, made possible by machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Ignite reaches consumers who have not—or will not—engage with paid advertising.

Ignite has undergone a series of beta tests since its early development in 2020, when the technology was tested alongside AdRocket Base campaigns, featuring vendors like Whirlpool, LG and Maytag for hundreds of RWS customers over Presidents’ Day weekend.

At that time—before the effects of the pandemic had taken hold across the U.S.—Ignite outperformed the same AdRocket Base campaigns for dealers who didn’t take advantage of the purpose-built technology by increasing: • Promotional products’ page views 96% • Rebate form downloads 98%

• Mobile calls to stores 92% • Website visits 92%

By the second quarter of 2021, this powerful feature was paired with AdRocket Boost for those dealers employing custom advertising to dramatically increase their website traffic and conversion rates. The Ignite beta test that took place in November to December 2021, proved successful for a select group of AdRocket Boost customers that included: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Bernie’s, KETC HI KAN , AK D.T. McCall & Sons, CART HAG E, T N E-Z TV & Appliance, ALAM OG ORDO, N M Hamilton Bryan Furniture & Appliance, WI C HI TA FALLS, T X Hawkins Home & Lawn, M OUN TAI N G ROVE, M O Just Beds, AUG USTA, G A Marsen Furniture Outlet, V ERN AL, UT Mattress Land, G RAN T S PASS, OR Mr. Mattress, OPELI KA, AK Nick’s Furniture, PHOEN I X , AZ Rutland Appliance, RUT LAN D, VT Strassner Furniture, HERM AN N , M O The Appliance Place, M I DLOT HI AN , VA Woodcrafter’s Galleries, M URRAY, KY

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Challenge As a Google Premier Partner, the RWS team of digital advertising advisors is ahead of the game when it comes to Google’s latest policy changes. (See "It's a Fast-Paced Digital Advertising Battleground" on pg. 4) So, in Oct. 2020, when Google announced a new policy to ensure targeted consumers were being protected, RWS set out to help dealers overcome a new set of restrictions that had surfaced for businesses.

Essentially, the tech behemoth’s policy update prohibited custom advertisers from targeting users by age, gender, parental status, marital status or zip code for campaigns relating to credit, housing and employment. Emily Goret, digital advertising advisor and team lead at RWS, explains how this trickles down to independent retailers:

“For our retailer-customers looking to showcase their five-year financing or their new, niche brand of appliances, Ignite goes hand in hand with AdRocket Boost advertising they’re already doing on Google Display or Search,” said Goret. “The ability to display these types of ads on the retailer’s website removes the barriers the new policy entails.”

She continued, “We have to be mindful of the limitations, however, because Ignite doesn’t have those restrictions, it’s truly an opportunity for premier, custom advertising that can be anything the retailer wants because it lives on their WebFront.”

Solution Ignite draws attention to personalized advertising through custom landing pages, product flags, banners or rotating promotional images—all of which can be integrated in any Ignite campaign and displayed on the dealer’s website.

Here’s how it worked for Nick’s Furniture, a retailer in Phoenix that participated in the beta test:

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A consumer in the Phoenix area searches for “furniture sale” in their search engine of choice.

Because Nick’s is an AdRocket Boost customer and has Google Display ads running, the furniture ad appears in front of this shopper on a website they’re visiting. But for whatever reason, they don’t click on it and close their browser session.

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Later on, they decide to continue their search and type in “furniture sale” again.

Instead of serving up another display or text ad, Nick’s Furniture appears as the first organic listing in their search results. (According to Google, search users click the first result 28.5% of the time, and it drops quickly after that, with 15.7% clicking the second result and 7.2% clicking the fifth.)

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The prospect clicks the link and goes to NicksFurniture.com. Since Nick’s is an RWS WebFronts Level 4 customer, the retailer’s AdRocket account talks directly with their website and serves up the same display ad, using familiar imagery and offer, the prospect saw earlier. This time, it’s more relevant since it appears atop the page that offers the products applicable to the promotion offer.

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Results The beta test ads that ran during the holiday season 2021 included Black Friday and “winter savings” promotions on mattress brands such as Temper-Pedic® as well as appliance and furniture brands. The Ignite ads also included features such as:

Google Shopping: When a consumer goes to a brand or landing page, Ignite displays the top clicked products (stoves, for example) for that business with daily automatic updates.

Email Marketing: If the shopper has been deanonymized (i.e., provided their name and email), they’ll receive an email with an offer 24 hours after visiting the website. For example, “We saw you were looking at stoves. Here’s a coupon...Look at our top products.”

“Ignite keeps you on task by delivering relevant and dynamic content that is fully integrated on WebFronts,” said Goret. “And because Ignite and your website are constantly talking to Google, it’s also good at bringing people back to the website.”

So, it’s no wonder beta test results showed decreases in bounce rates and increases in session duration, according to Goret.

“I loved it!” said William Martin from Nick’s Furniture, discussing the results of the Ignite beta test. “Our numbers are up over last month. I also loved the way it (Ignite ads) looked on the website, particularly how all the different banners were placed!”

For 14 participating retailers in the AdRocket Ignite Beta Test, Nov.-Dec. 2021, the results are in!

AVERAGES ACROSS 14 STORES

Users

Average Session Engagement

BEFORE IGNITE

DURING IGNITE

CHANGE

3,924

6,222

761%

BEFORE IGNITE

DURING IGNITE

CHANGE

5.02

5.23

2%

Sessions

Conversions

BEFORE IGNITE

DURING IGNITE

CHANGE

4,995

9,391

996%

BEFORE IGNITE

DURING IGNITE

CHANGE

66

81

33%

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FROM THE NETWORK

Level 4 + AdRocket™ Boost Consistently Amplify Retailer Performance Across the RWS Network

Q4 2021

Holiday Shopping Season

Nationwide members using a WebFronts Level 4 website won an average of 392% more online sales compared to members on Levels 1-3.

When Level 4 was paired with the power of AdRocket Boost digital advertising, this increase soared to 558%!

ALL of 2021 Nationwide members using a WebFronts Level 4 website won an average of 410% more online sales compared to members on Levels 1-3.

This increase rose to 521% when Level 4 was paired with the power of AdRocket Boost digital advertising!

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trainings. I would say Carrie Lee was the most

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thorough, precise and informative trainer that

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I have ever encountered. I could not be more

to understanding WebFronts, listening to your website needs and

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Optimizing the Furniture Experience RWS automatic upgrade delivers website hyper focused on furniture shopping PAGE 8

NEWS

It’s a Fast-Paced Digital Advertising Battleground What you need to know now PAGE 5

FEATURE

Too Many Digital Marketing Options to Choose From?

RWS responds with ‘Just Say Yes’ PAGE 6

CASE STUDY

AdRocket™ Ignite Case Study: Beta Test Proves Advertising Versatility, Increased Conversions PAGE 13

AdRocket Ignite Case Study CASE STUDY

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