So the global ecommerce opportunity is big. Some would even go as far as to say it’s amazing. But just how amazing? And more importantly perhaps, which online destinations offer the most potential for business growth?
The hot off the press report The Amazing Potential of Global Ecommerce in 2015 & Beyond offers a comprehensive view into the current and future size of the financial opportunity in 22 of the world’s biggest and most promising ecommerce markets.
Below, a global ecommerce top 5 infographic based on a few of the findings from the report, which you can download for free here.
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Immanuel Simonsen
Research Manager at Webcertain
As the Research Manager of multilingual web marketing agency Webcertain, Immanuel heads up the company’s global market research activities and large content marketing projects. He is the author of several reports and guides, including ‘The Essential Guide to Rel-Alternate-Hreflang’ and ‘The Webcertain Global Search and Social Report 2013’. Apart from being a tutor at the International Marketing School -- teaching online marketing professionals on business opportunities around the globe -- Immanuel is a regular speaker at the International Search Summit, a leading event series dedicated to multilingual search and social media marketing.
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[…] many online businesses, particularly in the area of eCommerce, failure to provide multilingual content is essentially leaving money on the table – a mistake […]
[…] Most of the countries in this region are still in economic development, slowly closing the gap with the world’s big powers. Brazil and Mexico have some of the lowest digital buyer penetration rates (% of internet users who have made at least one purchase via any digital channel during the calendar year) but at the same time represent some of the largest opportunities for development (source WebCertain/eMarketer). […]
[…] The UK: Let’s start with a market that speaks the same language (almost) and uses the same platforms as U.S. customers. Not surprisingly, Google, Facebook, and Twitter are overwhelmingly present in the UK, one of the most mature markets in Europe, when it comes to digital. UK online shoppers are very confident about online commerce. In fact, they are the top online spenders across the globe with an average annual purchase value of $4,501 (source: WebCertain). […]
That’s a lot of insights you got here! The average annual purchase value spent by UK is huge compared to the rest of the world. If your’re interested, we published a infographic on e-commerce focused on European market : https://www.twenga-solutions.com/en/insights/infographic-ecommerce-europe-2015/
[…] So the global ecommerce opportunity is big. Amazing even. But just how amazing? This Top 5 ecommerce infographic will give you an idea. […]