Yuseo, a research and intelligence provider specialising in customer behaviour, conducted a poll of more than 13,000 regular online shoppers in the UK which found that 13 per cent of consumers use their mobile to purchase goods or services
According to the latest IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index, the mobile commerce market increased by 254 per cent year-on-year in March 2012 and achieved average growth of 300 per cent for the first quarter.
BagThat.com carried out a survey which found that more than one in four (27 per cent) consumers under the age of 35 have shared details of a purchase they have made on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
61% of consumers buying premium products and services say they will not reduce their online spending in 2012
9 out of 10 people feel that the new EU cookie directive is a positive step for consumers, according to the latest eCustomerServiceIndex (eCSI) results from eDigitalResearch and IMRG.
Figures published by IPD may show further decline for UK shopping centres, but the sector could be revived by integrating online sales strategies and through greater investment in regeneration, a senior agent said.
The UK, Germany and France remain the top three e-commerce markets.
The MRC Europe and CyberSource 2012 European Online Fraud Survey results were presented at the recent MRC Dublin Conference.
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Actinic has added its own card processing system, Actinic Payments, to the range of payment providers available to Actinic Online merchants.
Alternative Payments to rise exponentially by 2015
Technology, a new generation of shoppers and developing online economies driving the demand for alternative payments
Retail sales dampened by dismal April
UK retail sales values were down 3.3% on a like-for-like basis from April 2011, when they were up 5.2% on a year ago.
US Mastercard Survey reveals where online shopping can improve
A survey by MasterCard in the US found that entering payment, billing and shipping information is one of the most common sources of frustration for online shoppers.
Study finds year-on-year increase in use of mobile devices for online shopping
40% of survey respondents in 2012 report using a mobile device to make online purchases, up 10% from 2011
Sainsbury's to integrate TV adverts and mobile
Grocer to take advantage of the growth in channel integration.