En los últimos años la monetización de insights (una práctica que en ocasiones se conoce como monetización de datos) se ha convertido en una oportunidad cada vez más lucrativa para los retailers. Para el final de esta década se espera que el mercado global de monetización de datos alcance un valor de más de 15.000 millones de dólares, un incremento significativo con respecto a los 2.000 millones de dólares en los que estaba estimado en 20201.
Para los retailers de alimentación que gestionan datos e insights a una escala enorme el potencial es igualmente inmenso. Al transformar los datos en insights y vender esta inteligencia a las marcas fabricantes, los retailers tienen la oportunidad de crear nuevas fuentes de ingresos considerables y, sobre todo, muy rentables. En el momento actual, en el que los márgenes se encuentran bajo una presión cada vez mayor, los incentivos de poner en marcha esta iniciativa son muy claros. Compartir los datos de ventas es una práctica tradicional y establecida, mientras que los datos de compradores/clientes es una nueva área en crecimiento, que se lleva cabo retailer por retailer (sin sindicación). Este artículo se centra en esta última práctica.
Cuando la mayoría de la gente escucha el término monetización de insights, el primer pensamiento que les viene a la mente suele ser dinero rápido. Sin embargo, el mayor impacto en la satisfacción del cliente y en los balances de retailers y fabricantes procede de una misión colaborativa y cohesiva para implementar un enfoque “Customer First”. Una actitud centrada en el cliente ayudará a retailers y marcas a crecer en el largo plazo y a aumentar la satisfacción de los clientes. Con esta mentalidad y las bases adecuadas, la gestión de insights puede beneficiar tanto a retailers, como a fabricantes y a clientes, aportando grandes mejoras a procesos de misión crítica, como gestión de categorías y surtido, gestión de marca y Retail Media. En última instancia esto lleva a un crecimiento tanto de categoría como de ingresos: ya sea los ingresos que se derivan directamente de la gestión de insights como los ingresos procedentes del incremento de ventas a través de una experiencia del comprador optimizada.
El secreto reside en el alineamiento y la colaboración productiva. Cuando se ejecuta de forma correcta, la monetización de insights puede fortalecer los lazos entre retailers y proveedores, ayudándoles a hablar el mismo lenguaje del comprador y generando mejores resultados para los clientes en el proceso. Sin embargo, para ser conscientes de esta oportunidad los retailers tienen que adoptar un modelo que ponga la co-creación en el corazón del proceso de la monetización de insights, uno al que nos referimos como “las 3P”.
En dunnhumby hemos demostrado que los programas de monetización de insights de mayor éxito están construidos en base a 3 pilares: Plataforma, Proceso y Personas. Veamos lo que implica cada uno.
Cuando las 3P están implementadas y trabajando juntas, el valor de la monetización de insights rápidamente comienza a multiplicarse, y no solo para los retailers. Veamos cómo los retailers y las marcas pueden beneficiarse de este enfoque estructurado.
Todo lo anterior debería ser lo suficientemente atractivo para retailers y marcas, pero ¿qué pasa con los compradores? ¿Cómo les ayudan las 3P? La forma más sencilla de responder esta pregunta es revisar de nuevo las ventajas que crea.
En primer lugar, tienes la plataforma y la tecnología ayuda a entender al cliente. Cuando tienes un proceso éste garantiza que lo que has aprendido se aplica de forma efectiva. Y finalmente tienes expertos en el campo que te apoyan.
En esta combinación podemos ver el verdadero poder de este enfoque. Además de mejorar el impacto comercial de la monetización de insights, las 3P están fundamentalmente centradas en el cliente, fomentando una visión compartida de las necesidades del cliente y proporcionando beneficios reales como mejores precios, promociones más efectivas, un diseño más atractivo de los lineales, con los mejores productos en primer plano y una posición optimizada de los productos en la tienda para hacer la compra más fácil.
Por supuesto, puedes enfocar la gestión por categorías, la gestión de marca y el Retail Media desde la perspectiva puramente de ventas y márgenes. Con nuestro enfoque centrado en insights de clientes, sin embargo, puedes conseguir focalizart en lo que más importa a los compradores, una información que puede convertirse en un plan de acción personalizado en base a sus necesidades.
Un último apunte: poner en marcha este tipo de modelo de forma aislada no es suficiente, sino que es crítico asegurar su ejecución en tienda y medir los resultados. Un tracker de valor que muestre el impacto en satisfacción de clientes y ventas es esencial y algo que implementamos como estándar con los retailers como parte del proceso.
La monetización de insights realmente es un Win-Win-Win; ayuda a los retailers a aumentar los ingresos y la satisfacción, ayuda a las marcas a estar mejor informadas y ser más relevantes y, además, proporciona mejores experiencias a los clientes.
[1] Monetizing data and technology can help unlock future growth—here’s how to take advantage of the opportunity – Deloitte, 2023
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