Il retail media continua la sua ascesa vertiginosa. Solo in Europa, nel 2023, la spesa per il retail media è aumentata del 22%, rispetto al 6% del mercato pubblicitario complessivo. Inoltre, il 52% dei buyer dichiara di spostare i propri budget dalla TV lineare al retail media, una delle numerose ragioni per cui si prevede che il mercato europeo raggiungerà un valore di circa 31 miliardi di euro entro il 20281.
Con cifre simili, non sorprende che molti retailer vogliano entrare in gioco. Più di 230 reti di retail media sono state create in tutto il mondo2, ciascuna delle quali offre agli inserzionisti diversi modi per raggiungere i clienti direttamente nel punto vendita o nelle sue vicinanze. Di conseguenza, i retailer che non hanno ancora intrapreso questa strada stanno diventando rapidamente l’eccezione.
Naturalmente, non tutti i retailer sono uguali. I modelli operativi tradizionali e centralizzati sono comuni, ma non rappresentano l’unico approccio. In Europa occidentale, il settore retail è molto diversificato, con cooperative che continuano a prosperare. Per queste organizzazioni, che tendono a non standardizzare i processi come fanno i retailer centralizzati, creare un’attività di retail media scalabile può essere un po’ più complesso.
In questo articolo, esplorerò il tema del retail media per le cooperative e alcune considerazioni chiave che devono prendere in esame quando costruiscono un business di media proprio.
Le cooperative sono comuni in molti mercati europei e spesso ottengono notevoli successi. Coop Danimarca, ad esempio, detiene una quota di mercato del 30%3, mentre Edeka, con il 25% di quota di mercato, è il più grande retailer alimentare in Germania4.
Le cooperative si fondano spesso su una cultura centrata sul cliente, con molte che adottano modelli di adesione basati sui consumatori. Questo è cruciale per il retail media, poiché fornisce una base perfetta per un’attività scalabile.Mettere il cliente al primo posto crea un effetto volano che aiuta a massimizzare le opportunità di guadagno dal retail media.
La natura di una cooperativa comporta una notevole varietà di modelli operativi. Mentre alcuni retailer adottano un approccio centralizzato, altri preferiscono delegare le decisioni ai singoli negozi. Questo crea ulteriori sfide dal punto di vista del media, poiché rende più difficile garantire la partecipazione di tutta la rete di negozi, che è cruciale per il successo di un programma media.
Gli inserzionisti cercano in genere tre elementi in una rete di retail media: scalabilità, conformità e misurabilità. Devono poter attivare le campagne in modo conveniente e su larga scala, essere sicuri che i media vengano visualizzati correttamente e sapere quale impatto una campagna abbia avuto sui suoi obiettivi. Tuttavia, senza l’adesione dell’intera rete di negozi, può essere difficile garantire questi aspetti.
Per questo, le cooperative hanno spesso bisogno di una strategia di coinvolgimento proattiva quando pianificano un'attività media. E, sulla base della nostra esperienza, è utile concentrarsi su cinque elementi specifici:
Sebbene le cooperative debbano considerare alcuni aspetti specifici, molti dei fattori che si applicano anche ai retailer centralizzati sono altrettanto rilevanti. Ecco di seguito i punti più importanti da considerare quando si inizia il progetto:
L’efficacia del retail media dipende da diversi fattori, tra cui le audience disponibili, la localizzazione e la capacità di relazionarsi con i clienti. Le cooperative, che sono un insieme di differenti realtà locali, permettono di raggiugere un ampio numero di clienti, consentendo anche di profilare in modo preciso. Tuttavia, è fondamentale garantire una buona organizzazione delle operation ed un attento controllo delle performance. Solo in questo modo le cooperative possono assicurare elevati standard di comunicazione, che si traducono a loro volta in significativi ricavi da retail media.
1 The Retail Media Revolution: 2024 State of Play and Outlook in Europe – IAB Europe, 3rd October
2 List of Retail Media Networks – Mimbi, September 2024
3 Market share of selected grocery retailers in Denmark in 2022 - Statista
4 Market share of the leading companies in food retail in Germany from 2009 to 2023 - Statista
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