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The end of e- commerce? Nick Staheyeff Vice-President, CEO and CFO of eBay International Club Swiss Marketing de Lausanne April 7, 2011
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SMC Lausanne Conference Presentation "The end of e-commerce" by Nick Staheyeff, Vice-president, CFO & CEO eBay International
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Page 1: SMC Lausanne Conference ebay 11.04.2011

The end of e-commerce?

Nick Staheyeff Vice-President, CEO and CFO of eBay International

Club Swiss Marketing de LausanneApril 7, 2011

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Agenda1. Yesterday’s e-commerce

2. Today’s e-commerce

3. The end of e-commerce ?

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Yesterday’s e-commerce

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2005 2010 20150%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

2005 2010 20150%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Online retail continues to grow at double-digit rates …

Source: Euromonitor

Online

Total

Online

Total

Online retail outperforming “offline” retail …

… even more so in Western Europe

Online and total retail growth (YoY, %)

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Source: Euromonitor

Share of online retail (%)

2005 2010 20150%

1%

2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

7%

US W EU

… but still accounting for single-digits of total retail

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Internet Bubble

1995 2000 2005 2011

15 years of EU e-commerce: a crowded market

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2010

eBay – still a teenager !

25millioneBay sellers globally

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Today’s e-commerce

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Local commerce

Mobile commerce

Group buying

Social commerce

Cross-border trade

1995 2000 2005 2011

e-commerce continues to be very dynamic

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Extending leadership position by providing access any time, any place, any device

Mobile

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Increasing selection & options for customers as the lines blur between online and offline commerce

Local

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Leveraging the social graph to enable engagement and social commerce

Social

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MobileSocialLocal

Opportunities for eBay

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The end of e-commerce ?

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Onlineworld

Offlineworld

Mobile

Traditional boundaries are blurring

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2008 = $325B 2013 = $10T

Yesterday Tomorrow

Online 6%

Web-influenced

offline37%

Online+

OfflineOffline

Today

Online 4%

Offline96%

Source: ForresterSource: Forrester, Euromonitor and Economist Intelligence Unit

Source: Economist Intelligence Unit

Huge opportunity: Taking the “e” out of ecommerce

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Promotions & coupons

Mobile eCommerce

Payment

Store location Shopping lists

In-store pricecomparison

Self-scanning & self-checkout

Loyalty

Consumers have a “store in their pocket”

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Sole proprietors

Small and medium size businesses

Large merchants

“New retail” demands new ways to reach consumers

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Multi-channel

Globalcompetition

Pace ofinnovation

Millions of buyers

Sole proprietors

Small and medium size businesses

Large merchants

Merchants of all sizes must reach buyers in new ways and keep up with innovation

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Buyers

eBay

Classifieds

Shopping.com

StubHub

Mobile Apps

PayPal

Sellers

The new retail future: eBay’s unique position

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Questions?

(or rather fancy taking your phone out and search through eBay’s 200 million

items …)