A total of 48.5% of Amazon consumers use it “occasionally” or “frequently” to find out new products or brands, also 20.5% prefer to stick with familiar ones, while 31% of surveyed customers claimed they don’t shop on Amazon.
Retailers are trying to adopt various techniques to serve their business trends as part of this commitment to an easy, fun and valuable experience. 28% of retailers surveyed consider engaging audiences through virtual or augmented reality is the most exciting prospect for 2020. Utilizing artificial intelligence/bots to drive campaigns and experiences ranked at the second …
23.5% of Amazon shoppers always check other websites to compare prices before making any purchase. Another 30% reported they sometimes consult other websites before checking out on Amazon, and only 10.2% who are frequently comparing Amazon prices elsewhere.
The majority share of monthly purchases in China is now made online which estimated with 59% of total monthly purchases comparing to a rate of 42% in the US. In terms of the most preferred devices used in purchasing, laptops & desktops top the other devices in both US and China.
In the US, there are 50% of apps users have paid to download an app. 45% of them pay for downloading an app if it contains the content they want. Another feature such as offering functionality unavailable on free alternatives & ad-free also good motivators to make people pay for downloading apps.
By analyzing the call volume of the e-commerce across some Arab countries surveyed & mentioned below, Egypt tops the call volume of the e-commerce in Q4 2016 with a rate of 84.53%. Jordan ranks far the next place with only a rate of 9.41%, followed by Iraq with just 3.84%. This data was aggregated anonymously from …
The top potential drivers for cross-border purchasing, among all online shoppers surveyed, offering free shipping (46%) would make shoppers more likely to buy from a website in another country, followed by security (44%) and finding items that are hard to find locally (40%). Data were driven from 28,000 consumers across 32 global markets.
70% of Chinese online shoppers have made a digital purchase process at least weekly; 24% of them have made so daily. When these proportions compared with the US digital shopping frequency, the US lagged behind China as the rate of online purchase totaled 43% (28% weekly & 15% daily).
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