Title: Top 4 Ecommerce Trends You Should Look Out For
1Top 4 Ecommerce Trends You Should Look Out For
24 E-commerce Trends
- Social Commerce
- The uberization of shipping
- More payment options
- Contextual shopping
3Social Commerce
- With the rise of ecommerce and social media,
theres been a massive push towards social
commerce, where online retailers and social
networks are partnering to offer consumers a
convenient and frictionless online shopping
experience. - This year we have seen Instagram thrived as a
social commerce platform, as it deepened its
e-commerce integration with a new feature
released in November that allows retailers to add
more important product information about the
photo they publish. - Pinterest also excels as a commerce platform with
more than a million businesses on the platform
that feature more than 10 million buyable
products. 17 of social traffic to e-commerce
websites is driven by Pinterest.
4The Uberization of shipping
- The difference between online and offline
shopping is soon diminishing as customers will
now be able to get products on an on-demand
basis, On demand delivery (like Amazon Prime)
will become as a standard delivery service in the
coming months in 2017. - The parcel delivery industry, a segment of the
e-commerce shipping sector that mainly handles
the transportation of packages to consumers is
going to boom in 2017, thanks to e-commerce
growth, and players outside the industry want a
piece of the pie.
5More Payment Options
- Making an option as easy as possible for your
customers results in more conversions and sales. - Debit credit cards, internet banking have long
been the dominant payment players in the market.
In 2017, we will see more alternative payment
choices available from recognizable brands.
Mobile wallets such as Apple Pay will gain more
adoption next year as they get more information
out to the public while mobile shopping is on the
rise.
6Contextual Shopping
- Contextual shopping is potentially a
gaming-changing idea that elevates e-commerce
personalization into a whole new level. With
customer-centric technology, e-commerce brands
can map the journey based on their past
purchasing history and further anticipate their
needs. - This means that the homepage might change,
depending on the products viewed by a customer
during the previous visit. Many e-commerce
pioneers have put themselves ahead of the curve.
Amazon, for instance, features personalization on
their homepage which reflects recommendations for
similar products to the prior purchase.
7Thanks You!!
Any questions? You can find me at Website
https//www.imediadesigns.ca/ Contact No.1
416-901-6025 Email Id meet_at_imediadesigns.ca