75 statistics every online retailer should know

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75 Statistics Every Online Retailer Should Know

Email Marketing

3Personalized emails

improve click-through

rates by 14% , and

conversion rates by

10% . Source:

Aberdeen

Content Marketing

Mobile

13

“Apps are critical. Retailers have to have a mobile strategy today to

be effective” by comScore’s Gian Fulgoni.

Source:

Internet Retailer

14 47% of marketing companies plan to

increase their efforts in mobile apps in the next

year.Source: Experian

15 30% of mobile shoppers abandon a transaction if the

experience is not optimized for mobile.

Source: StrongMail

16 45% of US businesses are

conducting some form of mobile marketing, with mobile

websites (70%), mobile applications (55%), and QR codes (49%) being the most

common tactics. Source: Experian

18 78% of smartphone users

access a retailer’s website through a mobile app.

Source: comScore mobile usage

22 48% use or would like to use a smartphone to shop while in-store or on the go.

Source: Local Point

Social Media

2337% of brands would like

to use social media engagement to create

customer-tailored marketing campaigns.

Source: Forrester

2451% of the top 20% of

B2B marketers generating leads through social media

use social sharing tools, compared to the industry

average of 39%.Source: Aberdeen

25Currently, marketers allocate

7.6% of their budgets to

social media. CMOs expect that number to reach

18.8% in the next five

years. Source: CMO Survey

Personalization

37Co-operative Travel has seen

a 95% increase in visitors

and 217% increase in revenue once it started

implementing personalisation on its website.

Source: Econsultancy

Product Recommendations

38“We’re able to deliver much

more relevant suggestions by using data from both online and store purchases,” - Ben Galbraith of Walmart Global

eCommerce.

Source: Walmart

3954% of retailers that use

automated product recommendations increased

their average order value year over year.

Source: Forrester

41“73 % of consumers

surveyed said they prefer do business with retailers who use personal information to

make their shopping experience more relevant.”

Source: Accenture

Customized Products

44Customization expert Joseph

Pine mentioned in his book ‘Markets of One’, that suggested

- Customization would change the fundamental structure of the

American economy. Source: Mashable

45

More than 35% of U.S. online consumers are already

interested in customizing product features.

Source: Mashable

Site Search

48A study in Outbrain shows that

search is the #1 driver of traffic to content sites, beating the

social channels.

Source: Mediabistro

49Use of the search box results in an average conversion ratio of

2.4%, against an average

of 1.7%.

Source: Econsultancy

52By incorporating quality search

functionality, 83% respondents reported improved user

experience, 65% cited more

use of the site and 64% reported increased sales.

Source: Econsultancy

53 A full 30% of browsing sessions on ecommerce

properties involve use of the site search box, according to

eConsultancy.

Source: Adialicious

Product Videos

55Just one month after the introduction of Facebook

timeline for brands, photos and

videos saw a 65% increase

in engagement.

Source: Simply measured

57Using video demos of items on

product pages increased sales

for Zappos between 6% and

30%.

Source: Econsultancy

58Study from various retailers have proved that they have boosted conversions by as

much as 160% by using

product videos.

Source: Econsultancy

Showrooming

59A comScore study found that

35% of U.S. consumers

reported showrooming and of those, half were between 25

and 34 years old.

Source: Wikipedia

63The average customer spends

$285 online after trying a product out in a Best Buy store. Walmart showroomers spend $119.10 online and Target

showroomers spend $79.30.

Source: The Future of Ecommerce

Dynamic Pricing

65Amazon changes its price every 10 mins on average and saw a 27.2% increase in sales from 2012 to 2013 and generated over $44bn in sales in 2013.

Source: Social Beat

66Dynamic pricing allows retailers to

remain competitive with 24/7 price

monitoring and changes, boosting

profits by 25% on average.

Source: Econsultancy

Bitcoin

69In its first day of day of

accepting Bitcoin, Overstock.com reported 780 orders were paid using bitcoin totalling over

124,000 USD in sales.

Source: InvestorPlace

70Ofir Beigel of 99Bitcoins said ‘Bitcoin is gradually infiltrating the E-commerce because it’s a viable and innovative solution’.

Source: Forbes

71eBay CEO John Donahoe

admitted to owning bitcoin and that it is going to play an

“important role” in the future of PayPal.

Source: Nicolekersh

72Atkinson estimates that around

100 of SumAll's merchant customers are already

accepting bitcoins, and that 5-10% of them will do so in the

next few months. Source: ClickZ

73Amazon who initially avoided

bitcoin like the plague, now own a Bitcoin-Related Cloud

Computing Patent.

Source: Startup Daily

Big Data

7480% of business-relevant

information originates in unstructured form, primarily

text, (but also video, images, and audio).

Source: Information Week

75A report by McKinsey says -

Companies that put data at the center of the marketing and

sales decisions improve their marketing return on investment

by 15 – 20 %. Source: Forbes