The World According to eCommerce
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U.S. e-commerce is growing at 29%, on average, this year. Many retailers are closing or redefining their stores in order to align with a broader e-commerce channel. Indian e-commerce is expected to grow from $13B in 2013, to $50B–$70B by 2020. While the 302 largest e-retailers in France, Germany and the U.K. grew combined sales by 16.7% during 2013, the 46 largest e-retailers in Italy, Spain and Portugal grew even faster at 26.6%. More than 60% of e-commerce shoppers use social sites and tools to interact with brands. OTTO GROUP Hamburg BRAZIL 13% U.S.A. 12% FRANCE 12.8% U.K. 10.8% GERMANY 9.7% INDIA 29.5% CHINA 57% 0 5 10 15 20 25 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 22 .2% 18 % 20 .1% 17 .6% 15 .9% 14 .8% $7.7B 127,614,469 3.41% $18.18B 191,883,420 3.7% $4.96B 31,612,590 3.8% $142.37B 2,996,070 3% $74.88B 10,637,880 1.95% $31.1B 8,640,900 1% $7.35B 85,453,831 2.8% $3.96B 26,226,190 2.0% $1.22B 19,840,494 2.47% $3.82B 19,866,669 10% $61.09B 480,571,284 4% $10.3B 20,861,299 8.9% $2.04B 19,602,000 14.3% Worldwide E-Commerce Sales Growth: E-Commerce Goes Global Average E-Commerce Sales Growth 2012–2017: INDIA TIMES SHOPPING New Delhi FLIPKART MYNTRA.COM Bangalore Bangalore HOME RETAIL GROUP CDISCOUNT.COM Bordeaux Central Milton Keynes TESCO STORES Hertfordshire STAPLES Framingham, Massachusetts San Paulo NOVA PONTOCOM WALMART Bentonville, Arkansas AMAZON Seattle, Washington Sources: Internet Retailer Top500 | eMarketer | SHOP.org State of retail Online Report 2014 JINGDONG MALL Beijing Nanjing SUNING APPLIANCE CO. LTD CONVERSION RATE WEB SALES (USD) MONTHLY VISITORS $8.83B 350,000,000 2.5% APPLE Cupertino, California $2.44B 28,802,531 2.9% B2W DIGITAL Rio de Janeiro AVERAGE E-COMMERCE SALES GROWTH 2012–2017: 1–10% 11–20% 20–40% 41+% ALIBABA Hangzhou $170B 1.6B 5.1% Alibaba manages more transactions than Amazon and eBay combined and acts as the infrastructure provider to all Chinese e-commerce. The company plans to go public on the NYSE in 2014, making it one of the top 20 most valuable companies traded in the U.S. The e-commerce world is getting flatter every day. In the United States, e-commerce is growing at 4x the rate of retail, while in China, it grew a staggering 51% in 2013. The global leaders are well-funded, well-organized and driving massive change in retail. In the world of e-retail, cities like Seattle, Washington and Bentonville hold their own against Beijing and Hamburg. It’s a world that is changing quickly, with fierce competition on a global scale.
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U.S. e-commerce is growing at 29%, on average, this year. Many retailers are closing or redefining their stores in order to align with a broader e-commerce channel.
Indian e-commerce is expected to grow from $13B in 2013, to $50B–$70B by 2020.
While the 302 largest e-retailers in France, Germany and the U.K. grew combined sales by 16.7% during 2013, the 46 largest e-retailers in Italy, Spain and Portugal grew even faster at 26.6%.
More than 60% of e-commerce shoppers use social sites and tools to interact with brands.
OTTO GROUP
Hamburg
BRAZIL 13%
U.S.A. 12% FRANCE 12.8%
U.K. 10.8% GERMANY 9.7%
INDIA 29.5% CHINA 57%
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5
10
15
20
25
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
22.2%
18%20.1%
17.6%15.9% 14.8% $7.7B
127,614,4693.41%
$18.18B191,883,4203.7%
$4.96B31,612,5903.8%
$142.37B2,996,0703%
$74.88B10,637,8801.95%
$31.1B8,640,9001%
$7.35B 85,453,8312.8%
$3.96B26,226,1902.0%
$1.22B 19,840,4942.47%
$3.82B19,866,66910%
$61.09B480,571,2844%
$10.3B20,861,2998.9%
$2.04B19,602,00014.3%
Worldwide E-Commerce Sales Growth:
E-Commerce Goes Global
Average E-Commerce Sales Growth 2012–2017:
INDIA TIMES SHOPPING
New Delhi
FLIPKART
MYNTRA.COM
Bangalore
Bangalore
HOME RETAIL GROUP
CDISCOUNT.COM
Bordeaux
Central Milton Keynes
TESCO STORES
Hertfordshire
STAPLES
Framingham, Massachusetts
San Paulo
NOVA PONTOCOM
WALMART
Bentonvi l le , Arkansas
AMAZON
Seatt le, Washington
Sources: Internet Retailer Top500 | eMarketer | SHOP.org State of retail Online Report 2014
JINGDONG MALL
Bei j ing
Nanj ing
SUNING APPLIANCE CO. LTD
CONVERSION RATEWEB SALES (USD) MONTHLY VISITORS
$8.83B 350,000,0002.5%
APPLE
Cupert ino, Cal i fornia
$2.44B28,802,5312.9%
B2W DIGITAL
Rio de Janeiro
AVERAGE E-COMMERCE SALES GROWTH 2012–2017: 1–10% 11–20% 20–40% 41+%
ALIBABA
Hangzhou$170B1.6B5.1%
Alibaba manages more transactions than Amazon and eBay combined and acts as the infrastructure provider to all Chinese e-commerce. The company plans to go public on the NYSE in 2014, making it one of the top 20 most valuable companies traded in the U.S.
The e-commerce world is getting flatter every day. In the United States, e-commerce is growing at 4x the rate of retail, while in China, it grew a staggering 51% in 2013. The global leaders are well-funded, well-organized and driving massive change in retail.
In the world of e-retail, cities like Seattle, Washington and Bentonville hold their own against Beijing and Hamburg. It’s a world that is changing quickly, with fierce competition on a global scale.
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