E-commerce

Ecommerce Does this sound familiar to you? Of course it seems, most of us do not really understand and I understand everything. Today I understand that everything has grown to "e", but I do not really know what that means. E-commerce means e-commerce, which means business, now it means e-commerce. Generally, e-commerce or you can say that trading on the Internet is called e-commerce. This concept is currently widely used in the market, and since nearly two years almost all companies have introduced this new scheme to stay in the market.

At first glance, e-commerce is obviously very modern. It is based on technology, and this is a trend when the traditional retail industry continues to decline. Fashion e-commerce is a $ 60 billion business. It accounts for 17.2% of total sales of e-commerce, and it is the largest category among all online sales. With just two clicks, consumers can send the labeled clothes directly to their door. You can order almost anything online without being asked to talk to others.

According to the US Department of Commerce this morning, e-commerce sales in the first quarter were 163% higher than the same period of the previous year, which was seasonally adjusted at US $ 1227.7 billion. Ecommerce includes sales of online retailers such as Amazon and online retail of physical retailers such as Wal-Mart, Target, Macy's. Over the past five years, e-commerce sales have doubled. "Online Boycott": These are physical industries, there are no large online transitions of that sales for various reasons, including the nature of the product. The most famous are petrol stations, car dealers, grocery stores, and drink shops. These "online resistance" industry accounts for more than half of all corporate sales. Sales in the first quarter were $ 61 billion, up 4.6%.

The total e-commerce accounted for 9.5% of total retail sales in the first quarter of 2018, but the penetration rate of electronic commerce as a function of the NAICS category varies widely. I will pick up a gas station as an example. In this example, e-commerce accounts for 0 of total sales of gasoline. A less extreme example is the sale of a food & beverage store, which consists mainly of grocery sales. In the US, e-commerce sales account for approximately 1.7% of eating and drink sales. In the second largest category of automobile and parts sales, sales of e-commerce accounted for approximately 3.5% of the total 1

Wal-Mart is lagging behind the e-commerce competition. Despite its size (2015 sales are $ 48.2 billion, the second largest e-commerce in the US), Wal-Mart is only 14% of Amazon's e-commerce sales of about $ 10 billion. The orbit is decelerating. In the first quarter of 2016, Wal-Mart's e-commerce revenue stayed at only 7% year-on-year - the growth rate declined year-on-year in the eighth quarter and the overall e-commerce market in the US grew 15% did.