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  • The face must fit

    From user research and other customer insight I create the primary persona, Siobhan, a fictional portrait of a customer for a high street retailer I am currently working with.  As she slowly comes to life I create a vivid image of this fictional character . It isn't easy sourcing the right photo to reflect the age, gender, and ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on April 18, 2008
  • Conchango’s motley crew take on Retail Week 2008

    Today is day 1 of the Retail Week Conference 2008.  I arrived in time for the breakfast briefing, sporting a Conchango t-shirt. My trim figure barely made a dent in the XL Conchango t-shirt leaving plenty of room for a couple of colleagues to squeeze in. After a much-needed caffeine injection and over-indulgence in fresh croissants I ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on March 12, 2008
  • Building customer trust should be taken seriously

    A web site I once worked on has recently received a trust overhaul and is now lit up like a Christmas tree with all manner of sparkling trust-builders. Whilst the client must be applauded for their endeavour to reassure their customers and engender trust in their online store, simply littering their web site with a generous dollop of ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on March 6, 2008
  • Live Services - Social Search - Collaborative research

    Something really cool today from the Windows Live Services team. Using the Live Messenger services, and the Live Search services to create 'social search' - or in my book, a nice way of being able to share online research with someone - or a group. The announcement from Angus ...
    Posted to Ergo (Weblog) by Paul.Dawson on February 29, 2008
  • Customers patience is running out with retailers who don't walk the walk

    There is debate as to who coined the phrase buzzword bingo but Scott Adams undoubtedly took the game global in 1994 when Dilbert was given a buzzword bingo card on his way to a meeting with his boss. The same year that this cartoon was created, the Internet population opened up beyond researchers and academics as the Internet became available ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on February 25, 2008
  • Capture those loving ‘ecommerce’ moments

    Everyone knows Flickr is a great community platform for sharing digital photos with friends and family. However, Flickr is also a great tool for capturing, organising and sharing Design Patterns or collections of Interface Designs.  Here are a few examples of people doing this... DragonVista’s collection of 500+ ecommerce home ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on February 20, 2008
  • Where is the goddamned phone number?

    I walked in to an electrical store this weekend to purchase a Cambridge Audio Azur Receiver but couldn’t find what I was looking for.  There were no sales staff around whatsoever to ask whether they had the item in stock, although a sign read ‘leave us a message and we will try to get back to you within 48 hours’. Sounds strange! ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on February 11, 2008
  • Not everyone needs to be an innovator

    Am I one of the rare breed of eBay virgins who has resisted the allure of this auction site for over a decade?  If so, the clan is one man less as I was deflowered this weekend after years of resistance.  I finally succumbed to the charm of eBay as a seller tempted me with a delicious and extremely rare compilation CD (limited to ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on January 31, 2008
  • selling those products online which customers touch, smell or taste

    Just before the festive break kicked in some of us took part in Conchango’s Luxury Retail Ecommerce Survey 2007.  We were each allocated a luxury retailer and asked to critique their web site against defined criteria.  We were given a budget and then let loose on our allocated retailer.  I was assigned Tommy Hilfiger.  ...
    Posted to Wandy's Blog (Weblog) by Richard.Wand on January 14, 2008
  • Personalisation vs Customisation

    A recent question around the area of personalisation and customisation as part of the web offering of mature retail brands got me thinking about this post, because it's an issue I've seen with a number of organisations. The first problem lies with semantics - i.e. the definition of personalisation vs customisation with respect to the use ...
    Posted to Rizwan's Blog (Weblog) by Rizwan.Tayabali on October 31, 2007
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