Shopping Cart Abandonment
Most Amazon.com shoppers love how the site immediately predicts shipping costs and delivery date for their purchases. As soon as shoppers click on a product, they see a message such as, โWant it Wednesday, Sept. 30 by 4 p.m.? Order in the next 11 minutes, six seconds.โ Whatโs noteworthy is that Amazon does this upโฆ
With more and more consumers preferring to shop online, internet retailers are witnessing exceptional growth. Industry analysts are expecting this upward trend to continue. And itโs not just the domestic e-commerce market thatโs growing; the global market shows huge potential as well. According to eMarketer, global e-commerce is poised to more than double by 2019โฆ
A pro golfer is just one short putt away from winning the championship. He taps the ball, it rolls, teeters on the edge of the cup and then settles at the rim with no intention of dropping in. Argh. Thatโs pretty much how online retailers feel when a shopper has filled a cart and madeโฆ
How B2B companies can optimize e-commerce sales through B2C tactics like: cross- and up-selling, subscription commerce, and more.
We all know you canโt close a sale every time someone clicks on a "Buy Now" button on your website. There are dozens of studies showing cart abandonment rates in the 65 percent to 80 percent range. Some of those people are just kicking the tires and arenโt going to buy today, but too manyโฆ
The time has come to reimagine your shopping cart. For years, it's served as the connection between the shopping experience and the checkout process, but now it needs to do more. Consumers aren't shopping like they did in the early days of e-commerce, and itโs time for the shopping cart to catch up. The shoppingโฆ
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Everyone knows that shopping cart reminder emails will bring shoppers back to a site to shop and hopefully buy. The rate of shoppers leaving items in a shopping cart continues to rise, though many shoppers are not truly abandoning carts with no intention to come back and shop.