53% of Australians do not expect their purchasing power to improve in 2024, and many will reduce their purchases on selected verticals. We discovered this and many other key insights with ShopFully's latest survey. Curious to know more? Read the article by @Stephanie Cate Chadwick on Inside Retail Australia https://lnkd.in/gdETEnRW
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🌟The #AustraliaPost “Inside Australian Online Shopping” report for 2023 is out now! Dive into the summary of the latest trends in eCommerce and the future of online shopping in Australia. Key takeaways: 🛍️ Aussies spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023, a 2% increase from 2022. 🛍️ Online spending reached $63.6 billion, with shoppers making more frequent but smaller purchases. 🛍️ Online shopping now accounts for 16.8% of total retail spend. 🛍️ 8 in 10 Australian households shopped online in 2023, totaling 9.5 million, with regional areas driving growth. 🛍️ About 1 in 7 Aussie households made weekly online purchases, highlighting the significance of eCommerce in daily life. 🛍️ 78% of Australians believe loyalty programs enhance their shopping experience. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the latest insights from the Australia Post report on our LION website 👇 🔗https://hubs.la/Q02qwZzf0 #ecommerce #retail #shoppingtrends
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See our summary of the #AustraliaPost report for 2023! Discover key insights and the future of online shopping in Australia.
🌟The #AustraliaPost “Inside Australian Online Shopping” report for 2023 is out now! Dive into the summary of the latest trends in eCommerce and the future of online shopping in Australia. Key takeaways: 🛍️ Aussies spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023, a 2% increase from 2022. 🛍️ Online spending reached $63.6 billion, with shoppers making more frequent but smaller purchases. 🛍️ Online shopping now accounts for 16.8% of total retail spend. 🛍️ 8 in 10 Australian households shopped online in 2023, totaling 9.5 million, with regional areas driving growth. 🛍️ About 1 in 7 Aussie households made weekly online purchases, highlighting the significance of eCommerce in daily life. 🛍️ 78% of Australians believe loyalty programs enhance their shopping experience. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the latest insights from the Australia Post report on our LION website 👇 🔗https://hubs.la/Q02qx12X0 #ecommerce #retail #shoppingtrends
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🌟The #AustraliaPost “Inside Australian Online Shopping” report for 2023 is out now! Dive into the summary of the latest trends in eCommerce and the future of online shopping in Australia. Key takeaways: 🛍️ Aussies spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023, a 2% increase from 2022. 🛍️ Online spending reached $63.6 billion, with shoppers making more frequent but smaller purchases. 🛍️ Online shopping now accounts for 16.8% of total retail spend. 🛍️ 8 in 10 Australian households shopped online in 2023, totaling 9.5 million, with regional areas driving growth. 🛍️ About 1 in 7 Aussie households made weekly online purchases, highlighting the significance of eCommerce in daily life. 🛍️ 78% of Australians believe loyalty programs enhance their shopping experience. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the latest insights from the Australia Post report on our LION website 👇 🔗https://hubs.la/Q02qw-Xj0 #ecommerce #retail #shoppingtrends
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🌟The #AustraliaPost “Inside Australian Online Shopping” report for 2023 is out now! Dive into the summary of the latest trends in eCommerce and the future of online shopping in Australia. Key takeaways: 🛍️ Aussies spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023, a 2% increase from 2022. 🛍️ Online spending reached $63.6 billion, with shoppers making more frequent but smaller purchases. 🛍️ Online shopping now accounts for 16.8% of total retail spend. 🛍️ 8 in 10 Australian households shopped online in 2023, totaling 9.5 million, with regional areas driving growth. 🛍️ About 1 in 7 Aussie households made weekly online purchases, highlighting the significance of eCommerce in daily life. 🛍️ 78% of Australians believe loyalty programs enhance their shopping experience. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with the latest insights from the Australia Post report on our LION website 👇 🔗https://hubs.la/Q02qx12X0 #ecommerce #retail #shoppingtrends
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Despite a boost in UK consumer confidence, the recent analysis by the Financial Times reveals a slowdown in retail spending growth during January. According to British Retail Consortium, weak consumer demand led retail sales growth to slow, whilst the January sales helped to boost spending in the first two weeks, this did not sustain throughout the month. Consumers are exercising caution, prompting concerns about weak spending. As retailers, it's crucial to adapt and influence strategies for customer acquisition. The upward trajectory of spending presents an opportunity, but how can retailers capitalise on this? Data-driven strategies are paramount in thriving in the retail landscape. Understanding your true customer goes beyond demographics. It involves leveraging real-time, accurate data to gain profound insights into customer behaviors, preferences, and expectations – whether online or offline. It's no longer just about selling products; it's about selling experiences. To meet customers on their preferred interaction channels, retailers must establish a robust presence across physical stores, online platforms, and social media. This integrated approach ensures a seamless experience for customers and enhances the overall brand perception. What are your thoughts on the current state of UK consumer confidence? How can retailers thrive amidst challenges? Share your views and insights! #data #datasolutions #omnichannel #UKconsumerconfidence #retailtrends2024 https://ow.ly/vS4o50Qzvj6
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The cost-of-living crisis is not dampening Australians’ enthusiasm for retail therapy, with new data from Australia Post revealing online spending grew by 2% in the last year. More than 5.7 million Australian households bought something online each month in the last quarter, which recorded a 4.4% jump in online purchases compared to the same period last year, reports SmartCompany. The most popular items were fashion, apparel, health, beauty and recreational goods, with end-of-financial year sales spurring spending. But the number of items in online baskets has dipped by 2.6% year on year. This indicates shoppers are buying more frequently, but purchasing cheaper items, says Australia Post’s post and parcel general manager Gary Starr. “We know shoppers are taking advantage of sales, managing the size of their baskets and using online shopping to help compare costs,” he said. Professionals are discussing the data on LinkedIn, with Profit Peak founder Carla Penn-Kahn arguing the trend means Australians are holding out for sales events to shop. "The result is retail trade is becoming even more seasonal with not only weather patterns and gifting events driving shopping behaviours but now discounting windows," she writes. Economic conditions have also not dampened Aussie appetite for streaming services, with a study by consultancy firm Simon-Kucher showing the number of subscriptions per person grew from 2.5 to 3.1. What retail spending trends are you seeing? What’s your prediction for the coming months amid rising inflation and potentially higher interest rates? Share in the comments below. By Cathy Anderson Photo: Getty Images Source: SmartCompany: https://lnkd.in/dchX8zXz Mumbrella: https://lnkd.in/g4ZZxW83 Carla Penn-Kahn: https://lnkd.in/dpfeqpCD
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Australia Post recently released its 9th edition of the Inside Australian Online Shopping Report, an in-depth study into consumer buying behaviours and trends. 2023 saw retailers and consumers responding swiftly to interest rate rises, inflation and rising cost-of-living. While spending slowed, more Australian households shopped online than ever before, with 9.5 million households making an online purchase in 2023. Despite this, Australians spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023 (2% more than in 2022) and $63 billion online during 2023. You can read our full breakdown of the report here https://lnkd.in/g-fHtGgQ 👏🏼 [email protected] | 08 7123 2848 | dbg.net.au
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Australia Post recently released its 9th edition of the Inside Australian Online Shopping Report, an in-depth study into consumer buying behaviours and trends. 2023 saw retailers and consumers responding swiftly to interest rate rises, inflation and rising cost-of-living. While spending slowed, more Australian households shopped online than ever before, with 9.5 million households making an online purchase in 2023. Despite this, Australians spent $361 billion on retail goods in 2023 (2% more than in 2022) and $63 billion online during 2023. To tackle rising supply chain costs, 43% of Australian retailers raised their free shipping thresholds in 2023 with some implementing return fees, however with nearly 76% of savvy online shoppers reading site return policies before placing an orders, this hasn’t affected rates greatly. Read more here https://lnkd.in/g-fHtGgQ ⭐️ [email protected] | 08 7123 2848 | dbg.net.au
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The Australia Post 2024 Inside Australian Online Shopping report reveals some VERY interesting insights. Average order value (AOV) dropped 4.6% last year to $98.10, though frequency of online purchases has noticeably increased. 9.5m Aussies now shop online, a 1.4% YoY increase, but a significant jump from the 2019 8.1m figure. So, we're shopping online more but checking out with smaller basket sizes. Continued economic pressure looks to be creating more thoughtful purchase behaviours for many of us. For example, we're spending 10.7% more on non-discretionary items compared to only 1.1% more on discretionary goods. Online marketplaces may also have a hand in that decelerating AOV, attracting a 9.1% surge in consumer spending. Marketplaces' loyalty programs and free shipping benefits seem to be grabbing the attention of shoppers as they make more considered purchase decisions. Only one thing is sure at this point - that it will be another interesting year watching how the ecommerce landscape evolves in 2024! See the full Australia Post report here: https://lnkd.in/gM8DJ9xd #EcommerceGrowth #Retail #OnlineGrowth #Ecommerce
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The Australia Post 2024 Inside Australian Online Shopping report reveals some VERY interesting insights. Average order value (AOV) dropped 4.6% last year to $98.10, though frequency of online purchases has noticeably increased. 9.5m Aussies now shop online, a 1.4% YoY increase, but a significant jump from the 2019 8.1m figure. So, we're shopping online more but checking out with smaller basket sizes. Continued economic pressure looks to be creating more thoughtful purchase behaviours for many of us. For example, we're spending 10.7% more on non-discretionary items compared to only 1.1% more on discretionary goods. Online marketplaces may also have a hand in that decelerating AOV, attracting a 9.1% surge in consumer spending. Marketplaces' loyalty programs and free shipping benefits seem to be grabbing the attention of shoppers as they make more considered purchase decisions. Only one thing is sure at this point - that it will be another interesting year watching how the ecommerce landscape evolves in 2024! See the full Australia Post report here: https://lnkd.in/g252Bwer #EcommerceGrowth #Retail #OnlineGrowth #Ecommerce
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