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Online Web Shop (Yash Patel & Mayank Jalan)
Online Web Shop (Yash Patel & Mayank Jalan)
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Whoever said money cant buy happiness simply didnt know where to go shopping. -Bo Derek
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They have to log into web portal, just click on the product they want to
purchase, make payment through credit cards.
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Breaks all geographical boundaries by making available all the products and services through web.
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A different Nielson Online Survey(USA) discovered the most important factors people shop online are:
To save time (77%) To comparison shop (61%) To find things easily (56%) Low prices (46%) Free shipping (24%)
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Registration
Searching Customer Shopping Cart View Products
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2. Consumers can see such products advertisement online at discounted rate (10% lesser than M.R.P)
3. Product is purchased by the consumer, either by Plastic money , E-money, or C.O.D. (Delivery Charges extra) 4. Consumer happy to receive the good at discounted rates right at his doorstep 5. Web site earns profit even when goods are sold on discounts
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Advantages
Usability and easy access
Better deals , savings & rewards Everything at one place Old, New, Used products available Saves our transportation hassle
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Larger stock to choose from Product reviews from other customers Comparison shopping Every type of product available (Baby products, Self defense Kits, Medicines, Books etc.)
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Disadvantages
Hacking Leaking of Personal Details(Credit Card nos. etc.) Lack of touch, feel, try experience Offering too many options : a crowded site will often lead to distraction. Putting out-of-stock items in the website
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Growing reach of Internet , Growth of E-Transactions Advertisements on Televisions inducing people 4 out of 5 internet users shop online (search or buy online), translating into a 50 million strong online consumer base.
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Future of E-Shopping
Indian consumers are showing greater appetite to transact online, fuelling the e-commerce boom, said Anuj Kumar, CEO, Affle. Growth of 70% during 2011-2012. Same growth is being predicted for 2013 Increase of E-Shoppers due to rise in disposable income among middle class people Electronic product sites showing a growth of 12%. Comparative multi-brand sites to show a growth of 25% As per IAMAI, current e-commerce market in India is around US$ 10 billion The market is also showing the potential to reach upto US$ 240 billion by 2024-25
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Conclusion
Despite of all odds and challenges, E-Shopping showing a growth every year.
sky's the limit, the stores are open late and you can shop in bed. THANKS TO THE INTERNET. -Joan Rivers
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Thank You