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1 Nov. 29 – Dec Rosen Shingle Creek, Orlando FL

2 Sonya Ruff Jarvis Founder
WELCOME! Sonya Ruff Jarvis Founder

3 @eRetailerSummit #eRetailer17
Follow Us & Share @eRetailerSummit #eRetailer17 Home Improvement eRetailer Summit

4 INTRODUCTIONS

5 In Partnership Beverly Allen Managing Partner – eRetailer Summit
Publisher - Hardlines Michael McLarney Partner – eRetailer Summit Editor in Chief - Hardlines

6 Advisory Council Members
Deborah Shearer Founder, Table + Dine Co-Founder/CEO, The Organizing Store Chris Nylen General Manager Organizeit.com Sandy Conrad SVP HSN.net Mike Hargrave Divisional Merchandise Manager - Online Tools Sears.com & Kmart.com

7 Participating eRetailers
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

8 Participating Suppliers
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

9 Media Sponsors

10 Thank You to our Summit Sponsor
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

11 A Macro eCommerce View Al Meyers,
A Macro eCommerce View Al Meyers, Speaker, Author, Business Development Director, Kalypso

12 Home Improvement eCommerce Marketplace
State of the Home Improvement eCommerce Marketplace

13 Online vs. Total Hardware/HI Sales
Source: Internet Retailer The Online Hardware and Home Improvement Report 2017.

14 Online Sales Source: Internet Retailer The Online Hardware and Home Improvement Report 2017.

15 Online Sales

16 Composition of the Market
Source: Internet Retailer The Online Hardware and Home Improvement Report 2017.

17 Growth by Category (in millions)
Total Sales 2016 Growth Big Box HI $ 20.7% Power Equipment/Tools $7,511.7 12.2% Flooring $ 15.4% Heating/Cooling/Air Treatmet $ 19.6% Kitchen/Bath $ 16.5% Industrial $ 6.0% Outdoor Living $ 18.4% Bulbs/Lighting $ 12.8% Source: Top500Guide.com

18 Hardware and Home Improvement Products Sales
AMAZON Hardware and Home Improvement Products Sales

19 Online Sales

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22 What are the numbers telling us?
Growth Opportunity Enough to go around for everyone Amazon strategically focusing on this category Win for BOTH bricks-and-mortar and web-only merchants

23 Trends & Challenge – Bricks and Clicks
Trends & Challenge – Bricks and Clicks Michael McLarney Partner – eRetailer Summit Editor In Chief – Hardlines Inc.

24 Who are the winners in this sector?

25 Market Share Breakdown
2016 Share Online Sales The Home Depot 20.7 % $5.58 billion Amazon.com Inc 18.5 % $5.00 billion W.W. Grainger Inc. 17.6 % $4.76 billion Lowes Cos. 8.4 % $2.28 billion MSC Industrial Supply 6.1 % $1.66 billion Interline Brands 2.8 % $749 million All Others 25.9 % $7.00 billion Source: Internet Retailer The Online Hardware and Home Improvement Report 2017.

26 Big Growth Categories Category growth online reflects performance in retail stores.

27 Big Growth Categories−2016
Home Depot’s online sales as a % of net sales more than doubled from 2.4% to 5.9%. In dollar terms, online sales were $1.8 billion in 2012, but more than tripled to hit $5.6 billion in 2016. Lowe’s online sales are 3.5% of total sales. Combined online sales by both companies could exceed $10 billion in 2017.

28 How Top Retailers Deliver Product
The Last Mile The most expensive part of the journey Drones, porch pirates and personal security

29 Changing Tastes, Changing Technologies
Big Opportunities, Big Costs Ongoing need for new, better metrics Costs of technology investment Tougher regulations – new European rules Privacy and security concerns – Target, Home Depot

30 How Many Top 1,000 Retailers Offer Apps?

31 Amazon’s Sales versus Profits

32 Conclusion Growth Opportunity – But for Who?
Online only retailers must invest continually (Amazon) Bricks-and-mortar retailers must manage shareholder expectations (e.g., Walmart) Vendors and retailers working together

33 Nov. 29 – Dec Rosen Shingle Creek, Orlando FL

34 Thank You to our Summit Sponsor
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

35 2017

36 Content and Commerce Elizabeth Ragone SVP, Direct to Consumer Lenox
Content and Commerce Elizabeth Ragone SVP, Direct to Consumer Lenox

37 Ominchannel Experience: What it all means? Paul Matker CEO Thanx Media
Ominchannel Experience:  What it all means? Paul Matker CEO Thanx Media

38 Thank You to our Summit Sponsor
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

39 2017

40 On the Front Lines: A Case Study Steve Greenspon Founder & CEO
Honey-Can-Do International.

41 eRetail Keynote Alyssa Steele
eRetail Keynote Alyssa Steele Divisional Merchandise Manager-Home and Garden eBay

42 Thank You to our Summit Sponsor
Progressive leading the way and would to thank each one of you for attending;

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44 Demands of Delivery Peter Giannetti, Editor-In-Chief
Demands of Delivery Peter Giannetti, Editor-In-Chief  HomeWorld Business

45 What We’ve Learned: A Recap of the Day
What We’ve Learned: A Recap of the Day Michael McLarney Partner – eRetailer Summit Editor In Chief – Hardlines

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47 Hotel Monaco Chicago, downtown Chicago, IL
SAVE THE DATE November 7-9, 2018 Hotel Monaco Chicago, downtown Chicago, IL


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