Consumer poll reveals 45% of German online shoppers expect to spend more buying non-food goods online this year compared to 2020; 44% of Amazon shoppers expect to spend more. London, UK – April 6, 2021 – Global marketplace seller Pattern has polled German online shoppers to understand how lockdown changed their shopping habits in 2020, and whether the changes to their
E-commerce Europe: 25.5% is cross-border
The online cross-border market in Europe was worth €146 billion in 2020. This is an increase of 35% compared to the situation one year before. Currently, the cross-border share represents 25.5% of total online sales in Europe, according to Cross-Border Commerce Europe. The cross-border share is slowly increasing. In 2018 it was 22.8%, in 2019 it was 23.55% And
Online-only players most popular in UK
E-commerce is experiencing a huge amount of growth due to the physical stores being closed in many countries across Europe. However, online-only retailers seem to really reap the rewards of having a strong digital infrastructure. In the UK, online-only retailers are now the number-one purchasing channel for fashion shoppers, according to Ecommerce News. Ultimately, this
76% of Spaniards shop online more than before COVID-19
76% of Spanish users claim to make more purchases online now than before the COVID-19 outbreak, according to Ipsos Digital. Half of Spaniards even make purchases online at least once a week. 50% buy online at least once a week Although virtual shopping is a habit fully established in Spanish society, the current situation has made it a frequent reality. Half of Spanish
Amazon welcomes 3,700 new sellers per day
Amazon has added 295,000 new sellers in 2021 as of March 21 according to Finbold. The figure equals 3,734 new third-party sellers joining the platform daily or 155 per hour. The new sellers leverage Amazon’s popularity and extensive tools to reach more customers. Based on the current rate, approximately 1.4 million new sellers will potentially join the Amazon marketplace by the