Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
June 15, 2015
April 29, 2015
47% google traffic in north american driven by mobile
While the Google update for mobile is almost near . I just received an update on a emarketer post which said " nearly half of Fortune 500 websites were not mobile-friendly according to Google’s standards .Post the new update by google on the importance of mobile site optimization,, Fortune 500 websites have got hit . while we will be sharing this data in details, a recent research by ADLIFT showed the CTR's dropped significantly if you are not present in the first page for google mobile search(CTRs) For example, results for branded keywords fell from 46.4% CTR for position one to 10.8% for position two.Q1 2015
47% of Google’s North America organic traffic was driven by mobile—up 3 percentage points quarter over quarter and 11 points year over year. Across all engines,mobile has started to power more users as search traffic driven by mobile rose 54% in the first quarter of this year, vs. 14% for overall search visits. -.Over time " mobile will dominate search to an extent.. that " user experience will primarily led by " mobile users"
April 20, 2015
UK mobile commerce sales to exceed 25% of total online retail sales :
March 6, 2015
November 23, 2014
Holiday Shopping Online : 3 reasons why consumer shif their loyalties
September 23, 2014
How much does consumers in UK spend on Mobile Shopping
According to the The above chart shows increase in Mobile Commerce spends in UK, with a breakup of spends . In 2014 Q2, UK users who have spent approx 10 pounds via mobile forms around 10 million of the UK population.
- Users who have spent up to 100 Pounds on mobile shopping is 15 million .This means that about 25 million users in United Kingdom have spent from 1 to 100 pounds
- Around 3million users have spent upto 1000 British pounds on mobile transaction
- About 2 million Mobile Shoppers have spent over 1000 pounds
It was forecast that there would be 19 million m-commerce users in the UK in second quarter 2016 who spend up to 100 British pounds on their transaction. market in 2011
May 25, 2014
Mobile Commerce Infrastructure Comparison : Hong Kong vs China
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Mobile Payments Comparison :Hong Kong vs China |
While Hong Kong ranks a wee big higher than China... the difference among the nationaare actually miniscule.
According to the data from Master card mobile readiness index latestWhile HK has very strong financial and regulatory organizations Consumers are less willing to use mobile payments compared to their global counterparts on both P2P (10% versus 19% average) and m-commerce (11% versus 17% average).
Comparatively Chinese consumers are presently above-average users of mobile payments.The mobile infrastructure currently surpasses the financial services infrastructure POS payments (10%) lag behind m-commerce (19%) in frequency of use.
January 18, 2014
Online Groceries Market in China growing at a scorching 70%, led by Yihaodian,
In China Wal-Mart has a 51% investment stake in Web-only retailer Yihaodian, which has increased its online sales 70% in 2013, to 11.54 billion yuan ($1.9 billion) from 6.8 billion yuan ($1.13 billion) .The Shanghai-based Yihaodian, e-retailer, one of the largest online grocery retailers in China, increased its registered users 97% to 57 million in 2013 from 29 million a year earlier.
Yihaodian has particularly been able to offer more food from abroad, a hot area in China where many Chinese consumers worry about contamination of domestic products.
Yihaodian, No. 42 in the Internet Retailer Asia 500, sold 250 million units of imported food products last year,
In 2013, China had an estimated 270 million e-shoppers who spent about $180 billion on online purchase
Tags:advertising, china, Emarketing, Online groceries,Digital, Online Retail, online shopping, walmart, Yihaodian,
November 30, 2013
With Ecommerce exceeding $960 Million ,19th and 24th November were the Heaviest Spending day
According to Comscore reports for US holiday season 2013 retail e-commerce spending for the first 24 days of the November-December 2013 holiday season, as well as its official spending forecast for the season.
For the holiday season-to-date, $18.9 billion has been spent online using desktop computers, marking a 14-percent increase versus the corresponding days last year. Tuesday, November 19 has been the heaviest online spending day of the season to date at $963 million.
Two other shopping days – Thursday, November 14 and Sunday, November 24 – have also seen at least $900 million in online retail spending.
November 26, 2013
Tesco in Trouble as it sales declines in the last 2 Quarters
Tesco was forced to issues its first profits warning in a generation last year on the back of falling sales in the UK, post which a a £1bn turnaround plan was announced to reverse the decline of TESCO
Analysts at Deutsche Bank and Barclays estimates that that Tesco's like-for-like sales fell by at least 1.5pc in the third quarter of its financial year.( Q3,2013)
The decline in TESCO sales comes in the backdrop of its rival and competitor J Sainsbury, as it grew e 1.4pc growth.
According to Kantar, the UK's
leading supermarkets are also under growing pressure from the discounters Aldi
and Lidl, and Waitrose, the upmarket supermarket.
Tesco
is the the third largest retailer in the world, behind Walmart and
Carrefour. In the UK, it has an estimated 30% share of the physical
grocery market, and a 50% share online.
July 18, 2013
The Millennial Digital Shopping : Top 3 Insights
The latest Trends on Web Marketing
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The millennial demographic has grown up embracing the deep discounts and convenience offered by online shopping. A January 2013 survey from ad agency DDB Worldwide of US web users’ attitudes toward ecommerce found that both males and females ages 18 to 34 were more likely than their 35- to 64-year-old counterparts to engage in nearly every online shopping activity, with 40% of males and 33% of females in the younger age group reporting that ideally they would buy everything online. |