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E-commerce in Italy 2011

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MetodologyMetodology

The research project “E-commerce in Italy 2011” was carried out:

by means of interviews with the principal players,

online questionnaires, telephone interviews and face to face meetings

a total of 2,986 companies were included in the survey

249 actively participated in the creation of the report

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e-commerce in Italy – 2004/2010– 2004/2010

Source Casaleggio Associati, 2011

e-commerce in Italy: 14,357 billion euro in 2010

Growth:

+43%

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Sales DistributionSales Distribution

Principal sectors: - Leisure (mainly gambling) accounting for nearly half the market (48.5%)

- Tourism (31.4%)

- Consumer Electronics (7.1%)

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Differentiation strategiesDifferentiation strategies

The companies position themselves with Brand and Range

For the last two years, this has been more important than Loyalty

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011 Multipla responses

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Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

Choosing to buy onlineChoosing to buy online

According to the companies, customers buy online for convenience (37%) and price (26%)

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Short term InvestmentsShort term Investments

Fonte: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

The main investments are for marketing and promotion (44%) and improving the website usability (22%) always with a view to maximising investments in the short term

Projects to sell abroad have decreased in the last two years (from 6% to 4% last year)

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Online Brand PromotionOnline Brand Promotion

The number of companies that have not yet found a definitive solution for the issue of promotion is rising slightly each year, and today has arrived at 58% with 12% that consider the solutions available in the market to be unsatisfactory

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

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Customer Acquisition Costs by SectorCustomer Acquisition Costs by Sector

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

The sector in which acquiring a customer is the dearest is insurance (50 euro), while the cheapest is publishing (9 euro)

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Conversion Rate for Visits into Customers by Conversion Rate for Visits into Customers by SectorSector

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

The sector that has optimised this process best is Tourism with a rate of converting visits into customers of 2,8% due to the large number of transactions that have made optimization possible

Free delivery and Amazon Prime

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Customer Purchase FrequencyCustomer Purchase Frequency

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

E-commerce websites can expect a customer to make a purchase every three months.

Companies indicating an average frequency of once a month are mostly in the fashion sector (particularly for instant purchases), or leisure (gambling) and food (particularly supermarkets)

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Integration of Social Media in the StoreIntegration of Social Media in the Store

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

Most widespread action:Integration of social media in the store (59% of the companies) by use of gadgets indicating interest (eg. “Like” on Facebook, Twitter and Google Buzz) and the display of product-related social media content and the possibility of interacting with customer support directly on the social media.

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Flow of Information with SuppliersFlow of Information with Suppliers

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

Different types of investments are needed to grow your product range efficiently

The companies that have evolved the most are in the sectors of consumer electronics, tourism, and online shopping malls and they make almost exclusive use of automatic and semi-automatic systems

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Average number of people in the e-commerce Average number of people in the e-commerce teamteam

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

Companies with less than 5 million euros are small and on average have less than 10 people

More structured companies have more than 100 people and they are in the insurance and leisure sector

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Factors Determining the Choice of Delivery Factors Determining the Choice of Delivery ServiceService

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

The main companies used for deliveries of online shopping products are these four:Bartolini, SDA, Poste Italiane and TNT

A limited number of companies use their own vehicles, especially in the food and furnishings sectors

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Average spend by sectorAverage spend by sector

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

In relation to last year, the sectors that have seen the greatest drop in the average spend are Publishing (going from 47 to 34 euro in a year because of the sale of music digitally) and Tourism (from 358 to 312 euro)

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Growth of e-commerceGrowth of e-commerce

Source: Casaleggio Associati, 2011

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