Onboarding project | iMithila handicrafts and handloom Pvt ltd
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Onboarding project | iMithila handicrafts and handloom Pvt ltd

Onboarding Process


iMithila’s customer can reach the website in the following ways:

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  1. Organic/Paid Search Intent : Searching on Google, gogle maps, google shops - Customer does an intent based search and finds out about iMithila. S/he then checks out the website, scrolls through the home page. Meanwhile a Pop Up appears for signing up for the new arrival/content newsletter there. On boarding can happen here. If not, for any downloadable file for the painting/content, another sign up page appears for the customer to stay connected and get great content about the art form, the social impact it creates etc as a newsletter. Another nudge could be, earn 500 iMithila coins on signup.
  2. Instagram/Facebook Ads

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Here, the customer clicks on the Ad and reaches the landing page on the website which says get an exclusive flat 30%, signup now or Buy now.


There is another option which directs the customer to the Brand's whatsapp number. Here, there is an automated message asking for the product/options she is looking for.

Here another automated message can be sent with the options of checking a few hero products which will take the customer to the website. There could be different landing pages for different products. At this point, one landing page could be flat 30% off, signup now. Another could be, earn redeemable 500 iMithila coins, sign up now.

Also, a picture/link highlighting the importance of the art form, the story behind the brand. At this step ask the customer if s/he wants to know more and a sign up for more content.

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Retained ICPs


Ideal Customer profileICP 1ICP 2ICP 3ICP 4

ICP5

ICP NameVidyaThailaArushi/ChiragJayshree

Ritu

Age35-50 years60-70 years25-45 years25- 35 years

35-50 years

Shopping GoalsGet Authentic
Handpainted formal sarees
Supporting authentic art
form from trusted brand. Wants  good
quality fabric at reasonable price for a handpainted saree
Buy gifts with social impact value for
friends and family
Unique dress for office
wear

Buy designer saree for special occasions

 
Income Levels1.5-3lakhs per month60k-80k1-1.5 lakhs40k-60k per month

1.5- 3 lakhs per month

GenderFemaleFemaleMale/Female BothFemale

Female

LocationTier 1 City like Mumbai,
Delhi, Bengluru
Tier 1 cities like
Chennai which are very culture driven
Metro-Tier 1 cities in
India like Mumbai, Delhi or Living abroad
Tier 2,3,4 Orissa

Tier 1 City like Bengaluru

CompaniesChartered
Accountant/Bureaucrat
Retired professorPrivate Sector, PwC,
Microsoft etc
Traditional sector
companies- banking, PSUs

Housewife

Marital StatusMarriedUnmarried/MarriedUnmarried/MarriedBoth married and
unmarried

Married with Kids

How do they spend their
weekdays
OfficeWith
friends/cooking/reading/watching news
At work, watching News1. At work 2. Traveling
to work 3. Dinner at home with family/husband ​

Spending time with friends, cooking, watching TV

How do they spend their
weekends
1. Spend time with family
at home 2. Social/community gathering 
Shopping/reading/spending
time with friends
Reading, Spending Time
with Friends, watching Sitcom on OTT
1. Watching TV/OTT at
home 2. Going out with family for dinner/fun
1. Spend time with family at home 2. Social/community gathering 
Apps they spends most of
their time on
1. YT, FB- social media
2. Messaging apps- whatsapp
Whatsapp, instagramInstagram, Whatsapp,
Linkedin, Financial apps - Groww, Stable money,zerodha
1. Social Media- IG,
Facebook 2. Messaging- whatsapp 3. OTT apps- Jio Cinema, Hotstar 4. Financial

1. Shopping apps like Ajio, Myntra

2. Whatsapp

What do they spend most
on
Formal Wear, Makeup, Phone, WatchesShopping for clothes,
makeup, jewellary
Food, Going out with
friends
personal expenses- rent, savings. Likes spending on her office wearShopping for clothes, makeup, jewelry
Most used features on the
website
New arrivals,add to cart,
cart, discount 
New arrivalsSearch, Browse, add to cart,
discount
Search and browse

New arrivals, browse, add to cart

Frequency of feature
usage
Once every 3 monthson new arrivalNeed basedNew arrival

Once every 3 months

Willingness to payBoth Capacity and
willingness to pay

Willingness is moderate, she wants to have the best quality product at best discounts

buying capacity is there
but does not want to spend that much. Has a set budget for gifting, does not
want to exceed that
Moderate buying capacity
but wants to spend on office wear clothing 


Problem StatementI don’t get the most authentic handpainted work wear online easily which are
classy and different looking formal sarees making me look presentable and
out of the crowd at work place

I dont get authentic handpainted sarees from the right source working directly with the artisans. I look out for brands selling handpainted products but they lack reliability and are expensive. I want to help the brand with their social impact also

 

I want to buy unique gift without going to a physical store. Don’t have time to go through a lot of websites everytime to browse to make a choice

I want unique kurtis and dupattas for office but not very expensive

For special occasions, I want to buy very different pieces of sarees.

Time Vs Money spending on the platform

Money

Money

Money

Money

Money

How did they reach you

Google

Facebook

Friends and Family

Instagram

Ajio Shopping App

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Jobs to be Done


Goal PriorityTagsVidyaThailaChiragJayshree

Ritu

PrimaryFunctionalTo get a unique formal
wear saree, Primary
To buy a handpainted
saree since I only wear sarees Secondary

buy a gift, primary

Buy a formal wear, primary

Buy a saree for special occasion

SecondaryPersonal

 

 

 

 


SecondaryFinancial

 

 

Expensive Looking in the set budget, secondary

 


SecondarySocial

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To buy a handpainted saree from the source to support the artisans, Primary

 

 

get praised by people, primary

 

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Onboarding Teardown

Onboarding - iMithila.pdf


Hypothesis

In my hypothesis, for the activation metrics for iMithila- Madhubani eStore, first thing should be the focus on early engagement. Once the user signs up on the website, the aim should be nudging the customers make a purchase.

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Hypothesis 1: Browsing the products and adding to cart within first 3 days of profile creation


Activation Metric: X% of new users adding products to cart within 3 days of signing up


Reasoning: If X% of new users add products to cart in 3 days, they showed buying intent, browsed through the products and shortlisted a few which were added to the cart. Now with the personalized emails with limited time discount offers and ask the customer to complete purchase, the user is likely to experience an AHA moment here. It also shows that the customer wants to buy the products and wants to make a purchase

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Hypothesis 2: Visiting the cart to make a purchase within 2 days of add to cart


Activation Metric: X% of users who have already added products to cart making a purchase in 2 days of adding products to cart.


Reasoning: After adding the products to cart and getting regular cart waiting messages and mails with offers and discounts, if the customer is making a purchase in 2 days, it could be considered as an activation metric since after that time customer will probably forget about the website



Hypothesis 3: Signed up users getting a fortnightly newsletter. This could be a content based newsletter where the user gets information on the Brand, the importance of the Art Form, the social impact the brand is creating etc or a Product Newsletter or mails/messages on birthdays or special occasions. S/he opens the newsletter, clicks on the link for the product, lands at the website page and adds the product to cart or sends a product enquiry on whatsapp directly


Activation Metric: X% of customers click on the product link and reach the business whatsapp page for enquiries. The reason here being, customer is interested in the product but needs more details before going to the website and making the purchase. Now since the entire whatsapp conversation is personalized and the user is getting all the queries resolved, they are more likely to make a purchase and getting activated. Here there could be a brand communication regarding the social impact and importance of the art form, creating an AHA moment, for the customer will feel the value the purchase is making to create a direct impact on the artisans and weavers.


Metrics to Track

  • 90-120 days retention. If the customer is making a purchase again after 3 months, since the products we have are not run of the mill and daily usage, it makes more sense to check for the repeat purchases in 120 days
  • Second should be the retention rate, how many customers have been there after getting activated after 3 months since it is not a regular usage product
  • Upselling and Cross selling to the existing customers. Revenue growth from other products to the existing customers
  • Product Reviews by existing customers, the picture they share with the product, on what occasion they wore, how happy they were while using the product or any feedback they have. The product reviews help in understanding what is working well or not working for the customers and working around that
  • Customer engagement with the Brand: What the customers are talking about the brand, if the brand is having a top of the mind recall when the customer has that specific need. If the existing customer is going to the brand for making the purchase or it goes somewhere else to make the purchase.

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