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This document summarizes research on online shopping conducted by a group of students. The objectives were to determine the most appropriate concept, price range, promotion media, product usage among targets, and estimated market size. PayPal was analyzed as a payment option allowing secure online payments without credit card exposure. The target markets identified were reluctant shoppers needing security, frequent shoppers wanting ease of use, and online merchants. A survey methodology was used with a non-probability sample to analyze shopping habits and payment concerns. Results were analyzed and recommendations made. The estimated Egyptian online shopping market size was 5 million people with purchasing power out of the country's 25 million internet users.
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- 1. Online Shopping Research By Group C Members
- 2. Group C Members • Ahmed El Helw • Ahmed Maher • Ahmed Nabil Abd El Salam • Haitham Kamal • Mohamed Mahmoud Zaki • Mostafa Samir Abdo • Sherif Khazbak • Sherif Radwan
- 3. Research Objectives • Most appropriate Concept • Most appropriate price range • Most suitable promotion media • Probability of product usage among target market • Estimated market size
- 4. PayPal • PayPal is a global e-commerce business offering innovative electronic payment system utilizing email, bank account information, credit card information, and a proprietary fraud protection system to facilitate ecommerce transactions. • A PayPal account could be funded with a debit/credit cards ,a bank account or directly through paypal balance • PayPal operates in 190 countries and manages more than 232 million accounts, more than 100 million of them active
- 5. PayPal Concepts • Secured online payments through antifraud systems at no extra cost (No need for exposing credit card data & Protection from unauthorized payments) • Fast online money transactions Facilitating frequent use by customers through retaining key information (No need for repeated data entries for each transaction) • Getting paid online sell your products online and get paid by credit cards, debit cards, PayPal account balances and e-checks with competitive rates
- 6. Target Market profiles based on Concepts • Reluctant shoppers who need a secure payment method to be able to perform online purchases • Frequent shoppers who need an easier way to perform their purchases without having to enter all their data for each transaction they perform • Merchants who sell their products online and need competitive rates
- 7. Research Methodology To analyze the shopping habits of current and potential users of online shopping, we designed a questionnaire that covers the product concepts we have developed. As online payment is already a know service, we decided to go directly to the customers to ask them questions about their habits / concerns. • Research type: – Descriptive method • Research approach – Survey • Research tool: – Questionnaire
- 8. Sampling As we had limited time, we decided to use non-probability sampling, with convenience (we shared our survey with our family and friends on facebook)
- 9. Analysis of obtained results
- 10. Recommendations
- 11. Estimated Market Size Egyptian Population (85 Million) Internet Users (25 Million) People with Purchasing power (5 Million) Sources: -http://www.mcit.gov.eg/Upcont/Documents/TheFutureofInternetEconomyIII.pdf