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5781813226 Krittika Wasanit TescoLotus
Company
20th Tesco Lotus
Tesco Lotus, which started trading in 1994 ,
• 1st Largest Retailer in Thailand
• Serving more than 12 million customers every week
• Over 1,700 stores across Thailand.
• Over 50,000 people are currently employed as our full-time staff.

Company
Vision and Strategy
To be the most highly valued business by: the customers we serve, the communities in which we operate, our loyal and committed colleagues and our shareholders Strategic Priority
Lead change into a new era of multichannel retailing
Putting customers at the heart of everything we do

Multi – Channel Retailer
The largest range of formats in Thailand designed to serve customers with different shopping missions

Hypermarket

Extra

Talad

Department Store

Express

Where we are…
Position of Tesco Lotus
• Many competitors in the market • Severe Price Competition
• A Limited No.of New
Stores
• Strict Gov. Regulations

What we want …
Wished for
• Increase Sales Without
Increase No.of Store
• To be No.1 Market Share
(esp .in BKK)
• To be No.1 Mind Share
• To be No.1 Heart Share

What’s next ?
We wanted to increase our marketing share and revenue without having to increase our amount of physical retail stores under the strongly competition and price sensitive customer.
To sustain our business,
Our answer : Customer
Engagement.

Customer Experience Management : Touch Points

PRE-PURCHASE

POINT OF
PURCHASE

CREATING AWARENESS

STIMULATING THE
PURCHASE

POST PURCHASE

POST PURCHASE
REINFORCEMENT

NURTURING
ONGING LOYALTY

PRE-PURCHASE : CREATING AWARENESS
BRING STORES TO CUSTOMERS
Right Message in Right Channel
PRE-PURCHASE
TV Commercials

CREATING AWARENESS

Leaflet /Brochure
Magazine

Newspaper ads

Radio ads

Outdoor and
Transportation ads

Website ,e-mail ,
Smart phone

PRE-PURCHASE : BRING STORES TO CUSTOMER

Leaflet /Brochure
Magazine

Newspaper ads

TV Commercials

Outdoor and
Transportation ads

Website ,e-mail ,
Smart phone

“TVC / Internet TV”
TVC /
Youtube

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