Fashion Dashboard

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Tecnologia

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

You can’t manage
what you don’t measure

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

The metrics
Hashtag/ Location +
Location
Keyword Keywords
based
based combined
Amount of
Amount of Measure
Quantity Pictures/
Mentions Engagement
Checkins

Review Negative vs. In-store /
Quality single Positive shop-window
Pictures Mentions Analysis

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Select your locations

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Compare locations, brands & stores
Timeline & Shares

January 2013

Demo URL: http://fashiondashboard.herokuapp.com/
STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Positive / Negative Mentions

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Quality Analysis

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Case study:
COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING
H&M vs. PRADA
11055 vs 2846 Checkins
STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

PRADA
Vantage: unique & interesting shop-windows

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

H&M
Possible issue: Entrance hall is not
practical / interesting for pic sharing

many small items, few unique/large items

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Case study
PRADA gets 4.4x more
shared pictures per checkins
than H&M
STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Utilization
- Competitive benchmarking
- Measure influence of local,
nationwide & global campaigns
- Analyze store layouts
- Get customer perspective
- Identify store hours/days peaks
- Compare (store) locations
- Research tool for fashion journalists
- etc.

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

More stats to come

- Compare brands/stores nationwide
- Compare cities
- Find influencers
- Include likes in stats
- Compare with Foursquare data
- Analize hashtags
- Connect with Foursquare pages (managed loca-
tions)

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Target audience
- Stores / retail chains
- Fashion magazines / journalists
- Brands / Designers

Business model
Software as a service
- monthly fee (based on feature set)
- indiviual analysis

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

Project SWOT Analysis
Helpful Harmful
Internal Strengths: Weaknesses:
- Tech Experience (10+ years) - 1st Start-Up in US
- Fast build - New to Fashion
- Network / Infrastructure Industry
(Noise Marketing)
- Start-Up Experience
- Innovative: Competetive Benchmarking

External Opportunities: Threats:
- More sources to come - Depends on sources /
(Pinterest) APIs
- Spin-Off to other markets
- Trend: SocialLocalMobile
- Fast revenue
- Diverse types of clients

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

About me: STEPHAN ALBER
DEVELOPER & ENTREPRENEUR

international experience

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER

About me: STEPHAN ALBER
DEVELOPER & ENTREPRENEUR

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: Online Media
interdisciplinary skills - technology, economics, design

ENTREPRENEUR
2001-2008 // Social Network / Event Guide [DE]
2010-2012 // Social Media / Web Engineering [DE/CH/AT/FR/US]

EMPLOYEE
2007-2009 // Developer [DE]
2012-2013 // Developer [US]

STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

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Fashion Dashboard

1. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Fashion #DASHBOARD How are you doing in [local] SOCIAL MEDIA? STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

2. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER 5 things you might do wrong in [local] social media // Engage Your are not able to engage people taking and sharing pictures or your products? // Present Your shop-windows are not interesting? // #Teach Your customers are not using hashtags? // Convert People check in but don’t take pictures or tweet about you? // Influence You don’t have fashion influencers talking about brand? STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

3. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER You can’t manage what you don’t measure STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

4. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER The metrics Hashtag/ Location + Location Keyword Keywords based based combined Amount of Amount of Measure Quantity Pictures/ Mentions Engagement Checkins Review Negative vs. In-store / Quality single Positive shop-window Pictures Mentions Analysis STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

5. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Select your locations STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

6. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Compare locations, brands & stores Timeline & Shares January 2013 Demo URL: http://fashiondashboard.herokuapp.com/ STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

7. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Positive / Negative Mentions STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

8. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Quality Analysis STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

9. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Case study: COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING H&M vs. PRADA 11055 vs 2846 Checkins STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

10. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER PRADA Vantage: unique & interesting shop-windows STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

11. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER H&M Possible issue: Entrance hall is not practical / interesting for pic sharing many small items, few unique/large items STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

12. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Case study PRADA gets 4.4x more shared pictures per checkins than H&M STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

13. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Utilization - Competitive benchmarking - Measure influence of local, nationwide & global campaigns - Analyze store layouts - Get customer perspective - Identify store hours/days peaks - Compare (store) locations - Research tool for fashion journalists - etc. STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

14. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER More stats to come - Compare brands/stores nationwide - Compare cities - Find influencers - Include likes in stats - Compare with Foursquare data - Analize hashtags - Connect with Foursquare pages (managed locations) STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

15. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Target audience - Stores / retail chains - Fashion magazines / journalists - Brands / Designers Business model Software as a service - monthly fee (based on feature set) - indiviual analysis STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

16. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER Project SWOT Analysis Helpful Harmful Internal Strengths: Weaknesses: - Tech Experience (10+ years) - 1st Start-Up in US - Fast build - New to Fashion - Network / Infrastructure Industry (Noise Marketing) - Start-Up Experience - Innovative: Competetive Benchmarking External Opportunities: Threats: - More sources to come - Depends on sources / (Pinterest) APIs - Spin-Off to other markets - Trend: SocialLocalMobile - Fast revenue - Diverse types of clients STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

17. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER About me: STEPHAN ALBER DEVELOPER & ENTREPRENEUR international experience STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

18. FASHION DASHBOARD DECODED FASHION HACKATHON // NYC 02/02/2013 - STEPHAN ALBER About me: STEPHAN ALBER DEVELOPER & ENTREPRENEUR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: Online Media interdisciplinary skills - technology, economics, design ENTREPRENEUR 2001-2008 // Social Network / Event Guide [DE] 2010-2012 // Social Media / Web Engineering [DE/CH/AT/FR/US] EMPLOYEE 2007-2009 // Developer [DE] 2012-2013 // Developer [US] STEPHANALBER@GMAIL.COM // @FRANCI_DE

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