Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q4 2015 demonstrates that mobile leaders grew their share of transactions faster than average in a world where mobile devices are at the center of the connected consumer.
Top retailers see double the growth in mobile’s share of transactions, widening the gap with average retailers in the space.
Nearly four-in-ten transactions occurred on multiple devices and were completed on a mobile device almost a third of the time.
Dedicated shopping apps dwarf the mobile web at all points on the path to purchase, from browsing products to the sale itself.
Japan, UK and South Korea continue to lead the globe in mobile transactions, and smartphones are driving that growth.
- See more at: http://www.criteo.com/resources/mobile-commerce-report/#sthash.xZTLUxwi.dpuf
Mobile Commerce market (MobFirst analysis)Saulo Marti
Goldman Sachs projected that 535 million people will make mobile purchases in 2014, with mobile commerce retail sales hitting $204 billion that year. They expect growth to continue rapidly, averaging 30% year-over-year until 2017. By 2018, 50% of all online purchases are projected to be made on mobile devices, and mobile shopping is growing much faster than traditional e-commerce. Fashion is currently the largest mobile commerce category.
Mobile marketing: why you can no longer do without itmob.is.it
Top reasons and ideas for convincing your customers they need a mobile strategy and your mobile marketing services. Free and white-label presentation you can use as you want and where you want it.
Shift of the Decade: Enterprise Goes MobileMonitise MEA
Industries Adopting Mobility
Enterprise Mobility Market Share
Businesses Investing More in Mobile
Enterprise Mobility Adoptation
Benefits of Mobility to Enterprises
Focus Areas in Enterprise Mobility
In the last decade, the most significant change in the communications industry has been in the area of “mobile,” a landscape filled with devices and apps that keep us connected 24/7, 365.
These slides explore a handful of facts and figures; trends that will give you a sense of just how big the mobile market is and how it’s expected to explode over the next few years.
This document discusses the growing use of mobile payments and in-store digital technologies. It notes that by 2017, total smartphones in the world will reach 4.5 billion and mobile payments will reach over $1 trillion annually. The document outlines various mobile payment methods and technologies that are driving this growth, such as NFC and QR codes. It also discusses how retailers can implement in-store mobile payment and location-based loyalty platforms to improve the customer experience through features like proximity marketing and customized discounts.
The document discusses the shift from e-commerce to m-commerce as consumers spend more time shopping on mobile devices rather than desktops. As mobile technologies advance, m-commerce will become contextual and location-based, allowing consumers to shop from any situation. Statistics show that mobile devices are generating a growing percentage of online sales and will account for nearly half of all web-based sales globally by 2018. Retailers must adapt by developing mobile-friendly websites and apps to engage customers shopping on smartphones and tablets.
Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q4 2015 demonstrates that mobile leaders grew their share of transactions faster than average in a world where mobile devices are at the center of the connected consumer.
Top retailers see double the growth in mobile’s share of transactions, widening the gap with average retailers in the space.
Nearly four-in-ten transactions occurred on multiple devices and were completed on a mobile device almost a third of the time.
Dedicated shopping apps dwarf the mobile web at all points on the path to purchase, from browsing products to the sale itself.
Japan, UK and South Korea continue to lead the globe in mobile transactions, and smartphones are driving that growth.
- See more at: http://www.criteo.com/resources/mobile-commerce-report/#sthash.xZTLUxwi.dpuf
Mobile Commerce market (MobFirst analysis)Saulo Marti
Goldman Sachs projected that 535 million people will make mobile purchases in 2014, with mobile commerce retail sales hitting $204 billion that year. They expect growth to continue rapidly, averaging 30% year-over-year until 2017. By 2018, 50% of all online purchases are projected to be made on mobile devices, and mobile shopping is growing much faster than traditional e-commerce. Fashion is currently the largest mobile commerce category.
Mobile marketing: why you can no longer do without itmob.is.it
Top reasons and ideas for convincing your customers they need a mobile strategy and your mobile marketing services. Free and white-label presentation you can use as you want and where you want it.
Shift of the Decade: Enterprise Goes MobileMonitise MEA
Industries Adopting Mobility
Enterprise Mobility Market Share
Businesses Investing More in Mobile
Enterprise Mobility Adoptation
Benefits of Mobility to Enterprises
Focus Areas in Enterprise Mobility
In the last decade, the most significant change in the communications industry has been in the area of “mobile,” a landscape filled with devices and apps that keep us connected 24/7, 365.
These slides explore a handful of facts and figures; trends that will give you a sense of just how big the mobile market is and how it’s expected to explode over the next few years.
This document discusses the growing use of mobile payments and in-store digital technologies. It notes that by 2017, total smartphones in the world will reach 4.5 billion and mobile payments will reach over $1 trillion annually. The document outlines various mobile payment methods and technologies that are driving this growth, such as NFC and QR codes. It also discusses how retailers can implement in-store mobile payment and location-based loyalty platforms to improve the customer experience through features like proximity marketing and customized discounts.
The document discusses the shift from e-commerce to m-commerce as consumers spend more time shopping on mobile devices rather than desktops. As mobile technologies advance, m-commerce will become contextual and location-based, allowing consumers to shop from any situation. Statistics show that mobile devices are generating a growing percentage of online sales and will account for nearly half of all web-based sales globally by 2018. Retailers must adapt by developing mobile-friendly websites and apps to engage customers shopping on smartphones and tablets.
eMarketer Webinar: Key Digital Trends, a Midyear UpdateeMarketer
This document summarizes a presentation on key digital trends from mid-2013. It discusses the expanding number of digital screens and platforms consumers use. Traditional media still accounts for most media time but digital is growing rapidly. Mobile is fragmenting with different uses of smartphones and tablets for shopping. Marketers must adapt to reach consumers across many devices and platforms.
Mobile app downloads reached 179 billion in 2015 across 1 billion smartphones. The mobile app trend is increasing in popularity among both users and businesses. On average, adult phone users have 18 installed apps. The mobile app and ecommerce industries are expected to see continued significant growth and revenue in the coming years.
Mobile devices have become a cultural phenomenon with usage growing at breakneck speeds within the US and across the globe. At its core, mobile is human-centric and it has never been so integrated into consumers’ lives. Here are some slides that dive into the depths of mobile and audience usage with up-to-date stats from the most reputable sources.
Growth on Tap: Smartphones and Tablets Dominate Visit, Basket GrowthDemandware
Tap devices like smartphones and tablets now account for 65% of the growth in digital commerce orders. Visits from tap devices have increased dramatically over the past year, with visits from smartphones up 52% and tablets up 28%, while visits from computers have declined 1%. Tap devices are also driving 74% of the growth in shopping baskets. While computer users are more likely to start the checkout process, completion rates are higher on tap devices, with smartphones seeing a 7% higher completion rate than computers. The report predicts these trends will continue, with tap devices making up 45% of traffic by the fourth quarter and engagement growing further.
Q1 2015 Mobile Commerce Index (MCI) - Branding BrandBranding Brand
In the first quarter of 2015, 100 mobile retail sites saw over 279 million visits and $233 million in revenue, increases of 19% and 32% respectively from the fourth quarter of 2014. The mobile share of total online revenue remained at 28% despite the end of the holiday season. iOS devices accounted for 59% of smartphone traffic and 70% of tablet traffic, while the top five devices made up the majority of traffic on both smartphones and tablets.
The multivendor eCommerce marketplace facilitates the buyer to choose from a wide range of offerings from different sellers. Yokart is a complete multi-vendor e-commerce marketplace solution that makes the managing of the store much easier benefiting the seller, buyer, and admin. The platform is fully customizable and comes with a lifetime license and 12-month free technical support. Know more about YoKart https://www.yo-kart.com/
The document discusses how most small businesses still lack a mobile presence and strategy for mobile search, despite the growing importance of mobile and local searches. It provides statistics showing that over 60% of small businesses do not have a mobile search strategy, while 84% of those with a mobile presence see increased new business. Additionally, half of local mobile searches lead to in-store visits within a day, and local mobile searches are much more likely to lead to purchases than non-local searches. The market for local mobile searches is already huge and growing rapidly.
The Rise of mCommerce: State of mobile driven commerce in 2018Suyati Technologies
Global mobile commerce (m-commerce) spending is projected to increase from $204 billion in 2014 to $626 billion in 2018. M-commerce sales in the US are expected to reach $90 billion by 2017, a 48% increase from 2012. Factors driving the growth of m-commerce include widespread wireless connectivity, rising broadband infrastructure, decreasing smartphone costs, and convenience of mobile payments and apps. By 2020, m-commerce is projected to account for 45% of all e-commerce revenue.
Who Owns the Future of Mobile Commerce: iPhone vs. Android Smartphones?Mobify
As the mobile market continue to change quickly, it's become increasingly difficult to figure out how to allocate mobile web development resources to maximize impact.
This deck is designed to help you answer the question: should we be focusing our efforts on optimizing for iPhone customers or Android customers first?
User centric event 3. Where will your consumers be in 2020 (Elie from Google)Semetis
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly and will continue to do so. In Belgium, smartphone usage for searches is currently at 10% but is predicted to reach 33% by 2016. While mobile traffic and conversions currently lag smartphone searches, traffic is predicted to be 10% smartphone-driven by summer 2014 and conversions 10% smartphone by summer 2015. By 2020, smartphones will be a primary channel for consumer searches, traffic, and purchases. Retailers should prepare their mobile strategies and optimize websites for multi-device use.
ACI Digital future of retail - intro Iskander SmitInfo.nl
Mobile devices will account for 70% of online shopping by 2020, with tablets and smartphones replacing laptops and desktops as the main way consumers make purchases. A future is envisioned where the terms "offline, online, and mobile" no longer apply and experiences are personalized across channels. Six key trends are identified: 1) hyper-personalization of all experiences, 2) balancing data-driven experiences with real experiences, 3) hybrid online/in-store shopping as default, 4) non-linear customer journeys, 5) retail existing primarily in the cloud, and 6) stores existing everywhere through digital platforms. The digital future of retail focuses on platforms, communities, and experiences rather than individual stores.
This document summarizes key trends in mobile commerce from Criteo's Q2 2015 State of Mobile Commerce Report. It finds that 18.7% of ecommerce transactions in Russia are now from mobile, with the top quartile of retailers seeing 32.4% from mobile. Many retailers see almost half of their mobile transactions coming from apps when they prioritize the app experience. Apps typically have higher conversion rates than mobile browsers. Globally, 34% of ecommerce is now from mobile, led by countries like South Korea, Japan, and the UK. Smartphones drive more transactions than tablets worldwide.
In the connected world, the mobile enabled consumer is creating and utilising data in record time. Providing insights into the hands of your customer at the right time can drive value to your customer, to your brand and to your bottom line. Hear how this is being done today from one of our thought leaders in data, analytics and mobile engagement.
How Wireless Technology is Changing RetailMarcoMuzzi
We recently spoke at the 5th Annual Canadian Wireless Trade Show in Toronto. In our presentation, titled “How Wireless Technology is Changing Retail”, we identified consumer trends that are creating an environment for wireless technologies to change how advertisers reach consumers. We also explained which technologies are having the biggest impact and how to use each one, as well as outlined their pros and cons. Check out the slides for actionable insights and strategies that will help you take your marketing to the next level.
Social connections, mobility, cloud computing, and access to information are converging in new ways that are transforming computing and business opportunities. This convergence requires businesses to consider how to meet changing customer demand and needs across different channels like in-store, online, and mobile. While brick-and-mortar stores will remain the largest source of revenue for retailers for now, online and mobile commerce are growing areas that are influencing more of retailers' sales and should be strategic priorities going forward.
Evento AdTech & Data 2016 - Geolocalização - André Ferraz - In Loco Media IAB Brasil
This document discusses the use of mobile marketing and geolocation data in Brazil. Some key points include:
- 57.8% of Brazilians use smartphones, with 12-20% of marketing budgets recommended to target mobile.
- Mobile internet usage in Brazil grew to 2.7% in 2016 from desktop levels.
- Geolocation data from smartphones provides valuable insights into consumer shopping behaviors before, during, and after purchases.
- Location-based targeting and retargeting allows more effective mobile advertising and measurement of ad campaigns.
- Companies partnering with In Loco have access to 250 billion monthly anonymous location data points to improve mobile strategies.
Criteo state-of-mobile-commerce-q1-2015-pptMerve Kara
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly around the world. Some key points:
- Mobile transactions accounted for 29% of ecommerce in the US in Q1 2015 and 34% globally. This is forecast to reach 33% in the US and 40% globally by the end of 2015.
- Growth is being driven by smartphones, which now make up over 50% of mobile transactions in many countries. In the US, iPhones accounted for 9% of all ecommerce transactions in Q1 2015.
- While consumers browse similarly on mobile and desktop, mobile conversion rates are still lower due to weaknesses in completing purchases. Mature markets like Japan have much higher mobile conversion rates.
- Mobile shopping peaks during
8 key facts about Mobile e-commerce in China like: China retail m-commerce sales, mobile internet buyers vs the US, spend per mobile buyer etc... (data from eMarketer updated 2015)
Big wins are to be had by travel merchants that capitalize on this enthusiasm for mobile and integrate a seamless payment flow into their mobile experience. But while some industry leaders are already reaping the rewards, it is still early days for mobile payments in travel. Adyen's Mobile Payments Index - Travel Edition provides a detailed breakdown of travel mobile payments and insights direct from industry experts.
Key takeaways for Q3
Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q3 2015 demonstrates that smartphones are increasingly becoming the purchase device of choice in a multi-device world:
Mobile is becoming the preferred purchase device for cross device shoppers: 4 in 10 transactions now involve multiple devices. Cross-device purchasers are 20% more likely to complete the transaction on their mobile device than the average user.
Apps can be your highest performing channel: Retailers focusing on app are finding gold. Conversion rates on app heavily out-perform even the desktop.
Smartphones are the key for top quartile retailers: Top quartile is now generating almost 50% of sales from mobile, mainly due to much better optimization of smartphone conversion rates.
Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q4 2015 demonstrates that mobile leaders grew their share of transactions faster than average in a world where mobile devices are at the center of the connected consumer.
Top retailers see double the growth in mobile’s share of transactions, widening the gap with average retailers in the space.
Nearly four-in-ten consumers shop on multiple devices and complete those purchases on a mobile device almost a third of the time.
Dedicated shopping apps dwarf the mobile web at all points on the path to purchase, from browsing products to the sale itself.
Japan, UK and South Korea continue to lead the globe in mobile transactions, and smartphones are driving that growth.
eMarketer Webinar: Key Digital Trends, a Midyear UpdateeMarketer
This document summarizes a presentation on key digital trends from mid-2013. It discusses the expanding number of digital screens and platforms consumers use. Traditional media still accounts for most media time but digital is growing rapidly. Mobile is fragmenting with different uses of smartphones and tablets for shopping. Marketers must adapt to reach consumers across many devices and platforms.
Mobile app downloads reached 179 billion in 2015 across 1 billion smartphones. The mobile app trend is increasing in popularity among both users and businesses. On average, adult phone users have 18 installed apps. The mobile app and ecommerce industries are expected to see continued significant growth and revenue in the coming years.
Mobile devices have become a cultural phenomenon with usage growing at breakneck speeds within the US and across the globe. At its core, mobile is human-centric and it has never been so integrated into consumers’ lives. Here are some slides that dive into the depths of mobile and audience usage with up-to-date stats from the most reputable sources.
Growth on Tap: Smartphones and Tablets Dominate Visit, Basket GrowthDemandware
Tap devices like smartphones and tablets now account for 65% of the growth in digital commerce orders. Visits from tap devices have increased dramatically over the past year, with visits from smartphones up 52% and tablets up 28%, while visits from computers have declined 1%. Tap devices are also driving 74% of the growth in shopping baskets. While computer users are more likely to start the checkout process, completion rates are higher on tap devices, with smartphones seeing a 7% higher completion rate than computers. The report predicts these trends will continue, with tap devices making up 45% of traffic by the fourth quarter and engagement growing further.
Q1 2015 Mobile Commerce Index (MCI) - Branding BrandBranding Brand
In the first quarter of 2015, 100 mobile retail sites saw over 279 million visits and $233 million in revenue, increases of 19% and 32% respectively from the fourth quarter of 2014. The mobile share of total online revenue remained at 28% despite the end of the holiday season. iOS devices accounted for 59% of smartphone traffic and 70% of tablet traffic, while the top five devices made up the majority of traffic on both smartphones and tablets.
The multivendor eCommerce marketplace facilitates the buyer to choose from a wide range of offerings from different sellers. Yokart is a complete multi-vendor e-commerce marketplace solution that makes the managing of the store much easier benefiting the seller, buyer, and admin. The platform is fully customizable and comes with a lifetime license and 12-month free technical support. Know more about YoKart https://www.yo-kart.com/
The document discusses how most small businesses still lack a mobile presence and strategy for mobile search, despite the growing importance of mobile and local searches. It provides statistics showing that over 60% of small businesses do not have a mobile search strategy, while 84% of those with a mobile presence see increased new business. Additionally, half of local mobile searches lead to in-store visits within a day, and local mobile searches are much more likely to lead to purchases than non-local searches. The market for local mobile searches is already huge and growing rapidly.
The Rise of mCommerce: State of mobile driven commerce in 2018Suyati Technologies
Global mobile commerce (m-commerce) spending is projected to increase from $204 billion in 2014 to $626 billion in 2018. M-commerce sales in the US are expected to reach $90 billion by 2017, a 48% increase from 2012. Factors driving the growth of m-commerce include widespread wireless connectivity, rising broadband infrastructure, decreasing smartphone costs, and convenience of mobile payments and apps. By 2020, m-commerce is projected to account for 45% of all e-commerce revenue.
Who Owns the Future of Mobile Commerce: iPhone vs. Android Smartphones?Mobify
As the mobile market continue to change quickly, it's become increasingly difficult to figure out how to allocate mobile web development resources to maximize impact.
This deck is designed to help you answer the question: should we be focusing our efforts on optimizing for iPhone customers or Android customers first?
User centric event 3. Where will your consumers be in 2020 (Elie from Google)Semetis
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly and will continue to do so. In Belgium, smartphone usage for searches is currently at 10% but is predicted to reach 33% by 2016. While mobile traffic and conversions currently lag smartphone searches, traffic is predicted to be 10% smartphone-driven by summer 2014 and conversions 10% smartphone by summer 2015. By 2020, smartphones will be a primary channel for consumer searches, traffic, and purchases. Retailers should prepare their mobile strategies and optimize websites for multi-device use.
ACI Digital future of retail - intro Iskander SmitInfo.nl
Mobile devices will account for 70% of online shopping by 2020, with tablets and smartphones replacing laptops and desktops as the main way consumers make purchases. A future is envisioned where the terms "offline, online, and mobile" no longer apply and experiences are personalized across channels. Six key trends are identified: 1) hyper-personalization of all experiences, 2) balancing data-driven experiences with real experiences, 3) hybrid online/in-store shopping as default, 4) non-linear customer journeys, 5) retail existing primarily in the cloud, and 6) stores existing everywhere through digital platforms. The digital future of retail focuses on platforms, communities, and experiences rather than individual stores.
This document summarizes key trends in mobile commerce from Criteo's Q2 2015 State of Mobile Commerce Report. It finds that 18.7% of ecommerce transactions in Russia are now from mobile, with the top quartile of retailers seeing 32.4% from mobile. Many retailers see almost half of their mobile transactions coming from apps when they prioritize the app experience. Apps typically have higher conversion rates than mobile browsers. Globally, 34% of ecommerce is now from mobile, led by countries like South Korea, Japan, and the UK. Smartphones drive more transactions than tablets worldwide.
In the connected world, the mobile enabled consumer is creating and utilising data in record time. Providing insights into the hands of your customer at the right time can drive value to your customer, to your brand and to your bottom line. Hear how this is being done today from one of our thought leaders in data, analytics and mobile engagement.
How Wireless Technology is Changing RetailMarcoMuzzi
We recently spoke at the 5th Annual Canadian Wireless Trade Show in Toronto. In our presentation, titled “How Wireless Technology is Changing Retail”, we identified consumer trends that are creating an environment for wireless technologies to change how advertisers reach consumers. We also explained which technologies are having the biggest impact and how to use each one, as well as outlined their pros and cons. Check out the slides for actionable insights and strategies that will help you take your marketing to the next level.
Social connections, mobility, cloud computing, and access to information are converging in new ways that are transforming computing and business opportunities. This convergence requires businesses to consider how to meet changing customer demand and needs across different channels like in-store, online, and mobile. While brick-and-mortar stores will remain the largest source of revenue for retailers for now, online and mobile commerce are growing areas that are influencing more of retailers' sales and should be strategic priorities going forward.
Evento AdTech & Data 2016 - Geolocalização - André Ferraz - In Loco Media IAB Brasil
This document discusses the use of mobile marketing and geolocation data in Brazil. Some key points include:
- 57.8% of Brazilians use smartphones, with 12-20% of marketing budgets recommended to target mobile.
- Mobile internet usage in Brazil grew to 2.7% in 2016 from desktop levels.
- Geolocation data from smartphones provides valuable insights into consumer shopping behaviors before, during, and after purchases.
- Location-based targeting and retargeting allows more effective mobile advertising and measurement of ad campaigns.
- Companies partnering with In Loco have access to 250 billion monthly anonymous location data points to improve mobile strategies.
Criteo state-of-mobile-commerce-q1-2015-pptMerve Kara
Mobile commerce is growing rapidly around the world. Some key points:
- Mobile transactions accounted for 29% of ecommerce in the US in Q1 2015 and 34% globally. This is forecast to reach 33% in the US and 40% globally by the end of 2015.
- Growth is being driven by smartphones, which now make up over 50% of mobile transactions in many countries. In the US, iPhones accounted for 9% of all ecommerce transactions in Q1 2015.
- While consumers browse similarly on mobile and desktop, mobile conversion rates are still lower due to weaknesses in completing purchases. Mature markets like Japan have much higher mobile conversion rates.
- Mobile shopping peaks during
8 key facts about Mobile e-commerce in China like: China retail m-commerce sales, mobile internet buyers vs the US, spend per mobile buyer etc... (data from eMarketer updated 2015)
Big wins are to be had by travel merchants that capitalize on this enthusiasm for mobile and integrate a seamless payment flow into their mobile experience. But while some industry leaders are already reaping the rewards, it is still early days for mobile payments in travel. Adyen's Mobile Payments Index - Travel Edition provides a detailed breakdown of travel mobile payments and insights direct from industry experts.
Key takeaways for Q3
Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q3 2015 demonstrates that smartphones are increasingly becoming the purchase device of choice in a multi-device world:
Mobile is becoming the preferred purchase device for cross device shoppers: 4 in 10 transactions now involve multiple devices. Cross-device purchasers are 20% more likely to complete the transaction on their mobile device than the average user.
Apps can be your highest performing channel: Retailers focusing on app are finding gold. Conversion rates on app heavily out-perform even the desktop.
Smartphones are the key for top quartile retailers: Top quartile is now generating almost 50% of sales from mobile, mainly due to much better optimization of smartphone conversion rates.
Criteo’s analysis of shopping data from Q4 2015 demonstrates that mobile leaders grew their share of transactions faster than average in a world where mobile devices are at the center of the connected consumer.
Top retailers see double the growth in mobile’s share of transactions, widening the gap with average retailers in the space.
Nearly four-in-ten consumers shop on multiple devices and complete those purchases on a mobile device almost a third of the time.
Dedicated shopping apps dwarf the mobile web at all points on the path to purchase, from browsing products to the sale itself.
Japan, UK and South Korea continue to lead the globe in mobile transactions, and smartphones are driving that growth.
Presentación Alessander Firmino - eCommerce Day Bogotá 2015 eCommerce Institute
Diapositivas presentadas por Alessander Firmino, Managing Director Latam & Brasil Criteo, en el eCommerce Day Bogotá 2015 en la plenaria "TRENDS PITCH ECOMMERCE II – LO QUE VIENE EN ECOMMERCE CENTRADO EN RESULTADOS
Y CONVERSIÓN.".
State of mobile commerce - Q4 2015 - CriteoRomain Fonnier
Criteo a récemment publié une étude présentant l’état des lieux du m-commerce en France
Cette étude confirme l’essor naissant du mobile dans les transactions e-commerce au 4ème trimestre 2015. Elle souligne aussi le retard français sur le développement du m-commerce en comparaison avec les autres pays du monde.
Voici ce que nous apprend l’étude :
Les taux de transactions sur mobile et desktop se rapprochent. Au 4ème trimestre 2015, le mobile a enregistré 25 % de taux de transaction soit +4 points par rapport à l’année précédente. Pour les sites e-commerces qui ont enregistré les meilleurs taux de transactions sur mobile, ce canal représente 38 % de leurs ventes.
Le secteur de la mode est celui qui enregistre le plus fort taux de transactions effectuées sur mobile (plus de 30% des transactions), suivi des secteurs des produits sportifs (plus de 25%) et maison (environ 25%).
La majeure partie des transactions mobiles s’effectuent sur smartphone (54 % des transactions s’effectuent sur smartphone contre 46% sur tablette).
47% des transactions sont multi-devices. En effet, selon Criteo près de la moitié des parcours d’achat ont été effectués sur plusieurs devices dont : 27% des ventes ont été finalisées sur mobile (inclue les tablettes) loin derrière les ventes terminées sur ordinateur qui représentent encore 73% des ventes multi-devices.
1. The document provides predictions for the eCommerce industry in 2015 from Criteo, based on insights from $200 billion in online transactions.
2. Key predictions include mobile transactions reaching 40% of global eCommerce, cross-device marketing driving significant value, programmatic buying fueling growth in native ads, and brick-and-mortar retailers focusing more online.
3. Automated ad formats will offer greater flexibility, mobile app focus will shift to re-engagement, and acquisitions will continue intensifying in ad-tech as advertisers demand global scale.
Le State of Mobile Commerce Report est une étude sur 11 pays différents qui donne une excellente vision des avancées du commerce réalisé sur Mobile, aussi bien via des sites que des applis, sur smartphone comme sur tablette.
On y apprend notamment que les applications mobiles peuvent avoir en moyenne des taux de conversion plus de 3 fois supérieurs aux sites mobiles si l’expérience utilisateur est correctement optimisée…
Criteo State of Mobile Commerce Report Q2 2015Criteo
Visit www.criteo.com/resources/ for more info
Criteo’s Q2 State of Mobile Commerce Report reveals how dedicated apps and cross-device shopping are helping retailers make the most of mobile in 2015.
Key takeaways:
U.S. mobile transactions cross 30% share: And it’s much higher for top quartile retailers.
Retailers who optimize their mobile sites generate many more mobile transactions than those who don’t: Optimized sites have a better conversion funnel at every stage.
Apps generated almost 50% of mobile transactions for retailers who have made their app experience a priority: Mobile apps perform better than any other channel, including desktop.
Cross-device usage is now enormous: Consumer use of multiple devices to make a single purchase makes up 40% of eCommerce transactions.
Performance Marketing Moscow 2014. Dirk Henke, CriteoReal Time Agency
The document is about a performance marketing conference in Moscow on October 15. It summarizes a presentation by Dirk Henke of Criteo about the future of mobile marketing in Russia. Key points include:
- Mobile usage and ecommerce are growing rapidly, with weekends and mobile dominating online activity.
- Historically mobile marketing has been complex due to different operating systems, lack of standards, high app uninstall rates, and not recognizing cross-device usage.
- However, standards are emerging, targeting is possible across devices with solutions like cookies and IDs, and Criteo has addressed challenges with exact matching and personalization reaching over 150 million mobile users.
Aligning with Buyers to Maximize Mobile Revenue presentation by Criteo at DPS...Digiday
This document summarizes a presentation about maximizing revenue from mobile programmatic advertising. It discusses how mobile usage and transactions are growing significantly, but mobile advertising spending has not kept pace. There are barriers to mobile advertising including platform complexity across iOS and Android, lack of standardization, and difficulty with cross-device tracking. The presentation provides recommendations for capitalizing on mobile advertising opportunities, including thinking holistically but optimizing for segments, using mobile as a test bed, and partnering with companies that can provide insights.
Mobility in Belgium: Time to Invest
The survey of over 1,000 Belgian mobile device users provides insights into market trends to help companies develop their mobile offerings. It found that:
1) The digital customer segment is ready for mobile services and apps, as over 90% use their devices daily for online activities, however mobile offerings currently lag behind desktop experiences.
2) Users strongly prefer apps over mobile websites and intend to increase app usage, showing companies should focus on building quality apps rather than mobile sites.
3) The three dominant operating systems - iOS, Android, and Windows - cover 92% of the Belgian market, so companies need offerings supporting all three to reach most customers.
eMarketer Webinar: Six Trends in the Shifting World of McommerceeMarketer
US consumers will spend nearly $75 billion this year on retail sales transacted on smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices, and double-digit growth in retail mcommerce sales will continue for several more years. Topics in this webinar include: What does the increase in sales on smartphones mean for retailers? What are the differences between shopping on desktops, tablets and smartphones? How are marketers improving search and other user experiences to drive mobile sales? What role do apps play in the mcommerce ecosystem?
This document discusses mobile gaming and trends in mobile usage. It notes that 2014 was the "Year of Mobile" and provides statistics on global and Dutch mobile penetration rates. Time spent on mobile is growing rapidly and surpassing time spent on desktop computers. Mobile apps see much higher usage than mobile web browsing. The document advocates integrating mobile marketing strategies and touches on mobile payments, advertising, and customer retention.
The document discusses digital trends in the travel and hospitality industry. It finds that travelers are increasingly using mobile devices and social media throughout their travel planning and decision process. Millennials in particular are leading this shift. The document also notes that display advertising, video advertising, and programmatic advertising are growing in importance for reaching digital consumers. It recommends that marketers provide optimized experiences across devices and integrate different digital advertising channels and formats to influence travelers along their path to purchase.
This document provides a summary of key digital trends for 2014, with a focus on the rising central role of mobile devices. It discusses how:
1) Mobile devices, especially smartphones and tablets, have become the center of consumers' multi-platform lives as they spend more time on these than desktops. This will drive continued strong growth in mobile advertising spending.
2) The trend of "always on" consumers being constantly connected will increase pressure on marketers to accelerate their messaging through channels like real-time bidding to engage consumers amid competition.
3) Always being connected also means consumers are always shopping, increasing demands on retailers to enable faster, more convenient delivery options.
4) Social media continues to
Mobile Goes Mainstreet: Consumers Lead the Way — Key Trends and Investment Op...Linda Gridley
The number of smartphone users in the U.S. is consistently growing and the connected user is turning to mobile more and more frequently for everyday consumption. Global mobile data traffic is predicted to increase 26-fold between 2010 and 2015. Smartphone and tablet revenues overtook traditional desktop and laptop revenues in 2013. At the same time, the amount of time users are spending on mobile daily is increasing. Mobile commerce sales are reaching all-time highs, and now represent 12% of total digital commerce, while mobile traffic represent about 40% for major eCommerce retailers such as Amazon, eBay, Apple, and Walmart.
The mobile industry was unquestionably the most important growth channel across digital media. Some of the most important trends we’ve seen in the sector include:
Average mobile (plus tablet) time spend now equal to desktop
Mobile is no longer just for gaming. Growing number
of use cases and apps hitting mass adoption— utilities, productivity,shopping, media & entertainment
Total mobile ad revenue grew twofold in 2013, and still only represents 2% of total ad spend but 12% of total media time spend
Strong M&A and funding environment – First $1bn M&A deal in mobile. Q3’13 was record quarter for mobile
Digital media leaders such as Facebook and Twitter realigned their organizations to mobile over the past two years and now see 40% plus of their revenue from the mobile channel
The evolution of mobile as the next computing platform is just beginning to take shape, bringing new billion market opportunities to the digital media ecosystem. We believe it is still early in this evolution and expect to see new technologies and innovative applications to fuel continued growth over the next five years.
This document summarizes key insights from a presentation on mobile marketing given by David Hallerman of eMarketer. It discusses the rapid growth of mobile advertising spending expected through 2018, with mobile's share of total digital and media ad spending increasing significantly. The growing importance of mobile search, display, and video advertising is also covered. The presentation examines trends in mobile device ownership and usage, as well as mobile user behaviors and attitudes. It provides commentary from industry experts on opportunities and challenges for mobile marketing tactics like beacons, wearables, and mobile wallets.
eMarketer Webinar: Six B2B Mobile Marketing Trends for 2016eMarketer
The use of mobile technology continues to grow more pervasive in business, creating new challenges and opportunities for B2B marketers. Topics in this webinar include: How is mobile’s role in the workplace evolving? How are B2B buyers and decision-makers using mobile to research purchases? What are the top ways B2B marketers will use mobile in 2016? To use mobile effectively, what challenges do B2B marketers have to overcome?
E marketer webinar b2b mobile marketing trends 2016Philippe Dumont
En parlant mobile, on se cantonne (trop ?) souvent au monde du B2C. Pourtant le B2B est au moins autant bouleversé par le mobile que le consommateur final.
C'est ce qu'eMarketer a décidé de démontrer lors de ce webinaire en illustrant les 6 grands points d'entrée du mobile dans le B2B.
The document discusses trends in digital advertising and the mobile platform. It finds that while global ad spending is projected to grow 3-4% annually, digital media spending will grow much faster and account for 26% of total ad spending by 2016. Mobile advertising in particular has grown 10 times faster than the ad industry overall, and mobile's share of digital ad spending is projected to rise to 30% by 2016. The document argues that mobile has become an essential engagement platform and an important part of consumers' purchase journeys, as smartphones are deeply integrated into people's lives. It encourages marketers to leverage mobile opportunities to reach targets across platforms and engage consumers on the go.
Similar to III Kongres eHandlu: Kamila Pater (Criteo), "Marketing in a world of mobile commerce" (20)
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XVII Targi eHandlu - AtomStore - Łukasz Plutecki - Mobile commerce, czyli cze...ecommerce poland expo
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