This document is a data pack for an e-commerce workshop containing statistics on internet usage, e-commerce, trustmarks, mobile payments, and country-specific data. It includes data on internet penetration, e-commerce sales, trustmark adoption, mobile traffic growth, payment methods, and popular online shopping sites in various EU countries. The statistics are from various data providers and do not always agree. Contact information is provided for the workshop host.
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What are the actual social networking trends?
Are their basic human drivers behind these trends?
What are the technological drivers enabling these human drivers?
What are the implications for brands and agencies?
How do we exploit these changes on behalf of clients?
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Connecting The Dots: Social & Mobile (Facebook Marketing, Social Media, Onlin...Decibel Advertising
There has been a rush by brands in the last 24 months to embrace Facebook as the primary destination to connect with their consumers. The belief has been that consumers with their ever increasing network of friends represented an opportunity to disseminate their message in a cost effective manner. Recently however there have been a number of research reports indicating a decline across the board of engagement levels on social networking sites around the globe. This decline is concentrated in the key 18-29 YO demographic or post college but younger than 30 age set. This document will try to shed some light on:
What are the actual social networking trends?
Are their basic human drivers behind these trends?
What are the technological drivers enabling these human drivers?
What are the implications for brands and agencies?
How do we exploit these changes on behalf of clients?
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De presentatie die Kees de Groot (ZenithOptimedia) gaf tijdens het Cross Media Café Formats & Audiences op 6 november 2012. Meer info: http://www.immovator.nl/cross-media-cafe-formats-audiences
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For more information, please contact asia@mail.atelier.net
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New royalty agreement for webcasting & copyright firms: SoundExchange, a nonprofit royalty collecting organization associated with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) agreed this past week to a new deal regarding royalty rates for webcasting. Under the new agreement, large commercial webcasters will pay up to 25% of their revenue to copyright holders – well below the 70% that could have been imposed under an earlier deal. While the deal was initially agreed to by three smaller Internet radio webcasters, Pandora Media, the third largest radio site (according to Alexa), also indicated it would sign on to the agreement.
Online Media companies lead financing: Two online media companies – Pandora (Internet Radio) and QuickPlay (Mobile Video) have secured the largest financing transactions thus far in July ($35 million and $12 million respectively). Total capital raised so far in July is $66.1 million through eight transactions, averaging $8.3 million per transaction. June closed with $180 million in financing on 36 transactions. The averages for the months of May (excluding the Facebook transaction) and June were $6.4 million and $4.7 million, respectively.
A weak price performance week: The companies in our universe had weak stock price performances over the past week (for stocks with prices greater than $1) (Figure 6), with 30 companies showing negative returns on the week. Gravity (NasdaqGM: GRVY) led the group with a 33% return, while GungHo (3765-OSE) had the worst return, dropping 26.4% in the week.
The month of April saw 21 financings totalling $144.5 million, with not enough transactions (volume and size) to boost levels above any month in 2009. In perspective, February and March closed off at $185.5 mm and $159.5 million, respectively. On a much more positive note, we saw the announcement from Disney taking a significant position in Hulu - a strategic move in Web-TV distribution. This brings together three of the biggest broadcast and cable network owners under the same banner. Additionally, we would like to highlight that from a sector perspective, video saw the most amount of capital raised at $75.4 million (Figure 4) over a 3-month period. Is this an indication of things to come? Most of the companies in our universe had positive stock price performances over the past week (for stocks with prices greater than $1) (Figure 12), with 19 companies showing positive returns on the week. Tree.com (TREE-NASDAQ) led the group with a 62.3% return, while Beyond Commerce Inc. (BYOC-OTCBB) had the worst return, dropping 10.7% in the week. Four companies had better than 20% price increases last week.
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December starts at strong pace: Total transaction value in the Web 2.0 universe for the first week of December is $68.8 million. The number of financings stands at seven, averaging $9.8 million each. In comparison, total capital raised in November was $203.4 million, averaging $11.3 million (18 deals); October was $171.3 million, averaging $6.3 million (27 deals); and September was $232.8 million, averaging $9.0 million (26 deals).
Broad-based sector financing: Video, Gaming, Advertising, Collaboration, and Analytics experienced the most financing activity among our Web 2.0 sector categories in the past three months by number of transactions (six each). Social Networks remain strong with five deals in the past quarter. Infrastructure and Search round out the top three positions at four deals each over the past three months. The $400 million acquisition of Playfish skews the Virtual Worlds segment to the highest total.
Market pull-back abates – universe split between risers and decliners: Twenty-five companies in our universe had positive stock price performances over the past week (for stocks with prices greater than $1), while 22 companies showed negative 1-week returns.
*Capital Market Activity: *The month of May closed with 20 financings
totalling $327.1 million led by the $200 million investment by Digital Sky
Technologies in Facebook. Excluding the Facebook transaction, May would have
been the lowest month in CY2009. The Facebook transaction aside, four
transactions (One Net Ent., Cyberplex, Peer39 and OpenX), were greater than
or equal to $10 million. The average value in May is $15.6 million (and $6.4
million excluding the Facebook transaction), greater than the average value
for April of $6.2 million on 21 financings. The March average was $6.5
million on 24 financings. If you are aware of any companies that have
recently raised money that are not on our list, please send me an email to
have them added to our database.
*Price Performance: *Most of the companies in our universe had positive
stock price performances over the past week (for stocks with prices greater
than $1) (Figure 12), with 29 companies showing positive returns on the
week. GameOn co. Ltd (3812-TSE) led the group with a 28.2% return, while
eolith Co. Ltd. (A041060-KOSE) had the worst return, dropping 13.7% in the
week.
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The fourth week of April had only a marginal number of capital raises (four)
and not enough to push the month above March and February levels. Total
financings (month-to-date) were $102.3 million, with February and March
closing off at $185.5 mm and $159.5 mm, respectively. As of last week, a
total of 16 deals closed, with the $20 million raise by Collective Media and
$16 million by GOOM Radio being major contributors. Most of the companies in
our universe had positive stock price performances over the past week (for
stocks with prices greater than $1), with 22 companies showing positive
returns on the week. Modern Times Group Mtg AB (MTG B-OM) led the group with
a 27.7% return, while DigitalTown Inc. (DGTW-OTCBB) had the worst return,
dropping 21.7% in the week. Two companies had better than 20% price
increases last week.
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2. Contents
This data pack contains a sample of statistics to back up discussions in the e-
commerce workshops on trustmarks and mobile payments. Some are from
different data providers and so do not always agree with each other.
Global and pan-Europe data
Internet usage, e-commerce 3
Trustmarks 11
E-commerce example: books 18
E-payments, mobile traffic growth, m-payments 22
Selected EU country data
Types of goods and services bought online 33
Most popular e-commerce sites 47
How shoppers pay for online goods 60
2
4. 2011 EU internet penetration and engagement in e-commerce
Source: Eurostat 4
5. Internet purchases by individuals in 2011
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 5
6. EU enterprises selling online
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 6
7. Enterprises' turnover from e-commerce as % of total
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 7
8. EU27 mobile internet penetration spread and average
Source: Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012 based on Eurostat 8
9. Internet spend per capita 2011 (£)
UK
Denmark
USA
France
Sweden
Japan
Switzerland
Netherlands
Germany
South Korea
Belgium
Spain
Canada
Italy
China
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Source: British Retail Consortium, Eurostat 9
10. UK online sales revenue progress
12.0 800.0
700.0
10.0 Average weekly value of internet sales
Internet sales as % of total retail sales 600.0
% of total retail sales
8.0
500.0
£ million
6.0 400.0
300.0
4.0
200.0
2.0
100.0
0.0 0.0
Oct-10
Apr-07
Oct-07
Apr-08
Oct-08
Apr-09
Oct-09
Apr-10
Apr-11
Oct-11
Apr-12
Jul-07
Jul-08
Jul-09
Jul-10
Jul-11
Jan-09
Jan-07
Jan-08
Jan-10
Jan-11
Jan-12
Source: British Retail Consortium, ONS 10
12. Trustmark geography
One trustmark
Two trustmarks
Three trustmarks
Four trustmarks
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 12
13. Trustmarks sampled in TNO study
Country Cross Type of ownership Status
Border?
ISIS UK Yes Industry organization Very well developed
e-Maerket Denmark No Foundation Well developed
EHI geprufter / Germany Yes Scientific institute for Well developed
Euro-label Germany the retail industry
TrustedShops Germany Yes Private firm Very well developed
EuroPrise Germany Yes Government institute Developed
Guetezeichen/ Euro- Austria Yes Industry organization Very well developed
label Austria
Thuiswinkel Waarborg Netherlands No Foundation Well developed
BeCommerce Belgium No Foundation Well developed
APEK Czech No Foundation Developed
Republic
eShops Lithuania No Private firm Just started, but
developing quickly
Confianza Online Spain No Nonprofit organization Well developed
eShop Malta No Government institute Just started
Trygg eHandel Norway No Industry organization Just started
TrustE US Yes Private firm Very well developed
Country of Cross- Type of ownership State of development
origin border?
Online Shopping Trust Japan No Industry organization Developed
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 13
14. Not just a trustmark…
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 14
16. Barriers to cross border e-commerce
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 16
17. Reasons for not buying or ordering goods or services
over the Internet, EU-27, 2009
as percentage of
individuals who did not buy or
order over the internet in the
last 12 months
Source: EU online Trustmarks Building Digital Confidence in Europe SMART 2011/0022 17
19. eBook share of consumer book sales
Source:Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012, based on AAP, GFK, SNE and PA data 19
20. Physical an eBook market share 2011
Source:Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012 estimates, Barnes & Noble, TNS 20
21. VAT on physical and digital books in the EU
Source:Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012, European Commission 21
25. Even traditional card use varies across EU
Number of payment cards per person
Source: Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012 based on BIS and ECB 25
26. Card transactions and POS terminals per ‘000
# of card transactions per adult
240
USA Finland
200
Sw eden
160
120 UK France
Netherlands
80
40 Austria EU av erage Spain
Germany Italy Greece
0
10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Total # of card transactions # of POS terminals per '000 adults
Source: Ingenico 26
27. EU E-commerce payment methods 2010
Source:Enders Analysis, Digital Europe: Diversity and Challenge, Let’s Go Connected, Brussels, May 2012, Civic Consulting, European Commission 27
28. Internet devices: smartphones and tablets will dwarf PC
Source: Business Insider (Gartner, IDC, Strategy Analystics, BI estimates) 28
29. Global mobile internet access % of total traffic
Source: KPCB, StatCounter Global Stats 29
30. Especially in lower smartphone penetration markets
India Internet Traffic by Type, Desktop vs. Mobile, 12/08 – 5/12
Source: KPCB, StatCounter Global Stats 30
32. The Kenyan example – M-Pesa mobile payments
How people sent money in Kenya before and after M-Pesa
Someone
Money else's
Direct Other
transfer account
Cheque deposit 5%
service 3% 2%
7%
7%
Direct Hand
deposit 32%
8%
Hand
42%
Post Office
18%
Bus
M-PESA
9%
47%
Bus
20%
Source: GSMA (FinAccess 2006, FSD Kenya M-PESA study 2007) 32
34. Belgium 2010: types of goods and service bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 34
35. Estonia 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 35
36. France 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of online shoppers bought…
Services includes ticketing, digital photos, downloading, subscriptions
Source: Ystats (FEVAD ) 36
37. Germany 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of online shoppers bought…
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 37
38. Italy 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of online shoppers bought…
Source: Ystats (Istat) 38
39. Latvia 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 39
40. Lithuania 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 40
41. Netherlands 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 41
42. Poland 2010: types of goods and services bought online
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 42
43. Slovakia 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of online shoppers bought…
Source: Ystats (Slovak Statistical Office) 43
44. Spain 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (AIMC) 44
45. Sweden 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 45
46. UK 2010: types of goods and services bought online
% of pop
Source: Ystats (Eurostat) 46
83. Enders Analysis
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