In the year 2016, the global retail e-commerce
sales turned out to be $22.049 trillion. Experts have predicted that by the
year 2020, this sales figure will surpass $27 trillion. Out of 3.5 billion
worldwide internet users, nearly 40% indulge into online shopping. This means
that in the year 2017, entrepreneurs will be able to reach nearly 1.4 billion
customers worldwide. And the best part is, these figures are not expected to go
down in the near future.
The trends in eCommerce market are created
based on the shopping patterns of people, the products they like to buy and the
ways in which they make the most out of technology. If you are a marketing
expert, you must keep a track of these trends as they will help you to design
your brand and thrive in today’s competitive marketplace. Most of the eCommerce
solutions in the year 2017 will revolve around customer experience, real-time
and predictive analytics, online personalization, conversion rate optimization
as well as eCommerce merchandising. Thus, online retailers will look into
solutions which provide them with deeper insights into consumer behavior across
different channels. As all the customers
are choosing ‘the mobile way’ in the year 2017, you will have to engage them to
your brand via their mobiles and build long lasting relationships with them.
Marketing experts all over the world are
trying to march ahead of their competitors by putting exhaustive efforts into ecommerce store development and
are utilizing different techniques and forms of marketing channels. They are
employing state-of-the-art technologies to obtain and interpret customer data
they have. After analyzing the data and drawing conclusions from them, they are
coming up with robust marketing strategies to attract more customers.
Given below is an info-graphic from BiztechCS
which displays eCommerce marketing trends that you might come across in the
year 2017. These include better email automation, more advanced content
marketing, better aligning your marketing efforts as per customer purchase
journey, mobile advertising, review marketing, artificial intelligence and
virtual reality, mobile payments, user generated content and loyalty programs.
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