E-COMMERCE IN POLAND Size - Trends - Consumer behaviours - Purchase paths - aicep Portugal Global
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KASIA CZUCHAJ-ŁAGÓD ME MANAGING DIRECTOR MOBILE INSTITUTE EXPERT E-COMMERCE CHAMBER POLAND +48 664 446 226 kasia@mobileinstitute.eu
MOBILE INSTITUTE 1. Trends-hunting and market reports 2. Omnichannel opinions monitoring 3. Brand Heroes active consumers communities 4. Trainings & consulting
E-COMMERCE CHAMBER 1. 200 companies (e-commerce, e-services) 2. Education 3. Research & reports 4. Legislation 5. Contacts 6. Events 7. Contests
✓ 40 billion zł - 9,2 billion euro ✓ 70 bln zł in 2020 ✓ 20% growth ✓ 52% Internet users buying ✓ 4-5% GDP ✓ big players and 25 k small e-commerce businesses
WHERE BUYERS LIVE? 49% 49% 46% 42% 41% 39% 51% 36% 40% 46% 47% 44% 47% 47% 39% 46% Source: GUS data, 2016
WHO E-BUYS Buying in the Internet, [N=1958, Omni-commerce] have bought 1 at least once 52% 66% 61% 55% 47% in the Internet 0,75 yes 0,5 53% no 48% 45% 39% 34% 0,25 0 Internet users cities > 500k cities 100-500k cities < 100k countryside
WHO E-BUYS Buying in the Internet, [N=1958, Omni-commerce] 45+ group 1 is the fastest 52% 48% 54% 52% 63% 60% 40% 20% growing one 0,75 80% 60% yes 0,5 52% no 48% 46% 48% 37% 40% 0,25 0 Internet users men women 15-18 19-34 Millennials 35-44 X 45-54 55+
HEAVY BUYERS Buying in the Internet within 6 months, [N=1958, Omni-commerce] 46% 42% 40% 36% 33% 30% 17% 7% Internet users men women 15-18 19-34 Millennials 35-44 X Gen 45-54 55+
HEAVY BUYERS Buying in the Internet within 6 months, [N=1958, Omni-commerce] 52% 47% 44% 42% 40% 36% 31% 18% Internet users city > 500k city 200-500k city 100-200k city 20-50k city< 20k countryside city 50-100k
TRADITIONS More heavy buyers are women, people 5 times 2-5 times once don't remember
FAVOURITE E-PLACES 1. Online shops (48%) 2. Shopping / auction platforms, e.g. Allegro (36%) 3. Prices comparison services (30%) 4. Classifieds (23%) 5. App stores (20%) 6. Online promotion newspapers websites / apps (15%) 7. Group shopping platforms (13%) Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
PLAYERS ‣ Shopping / auction platforms ➤ Allegro ➤ Category specific: showroom, dawanda, zalando, answear, otomoto, iperfumy (notino) ➤ Olx ➤ Alibaba ➤ Aliexpress ➤ Amazon ‣ Prices comparison ➤ Ceneo
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Internet shops prices comparison services shopping / auction platforms classifieds websites app stores [N=1060, Omni-commerce] promo-newspapers websites And in which of the given websites and on what websites do you happen to shop? group shoppong platforms >54
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Internet shops shopping / auction platforms price comparison services classifieds websites app stores [N=1060, Omni-commerce] promo-newspapers websites group shoppong platforms And in which of the given websites and on what websites do you happen to shop? male shopping clubs female WHERE DO WE BUY
WHERE DO WE BUY And in which of the given websites and on what websites do you happen to shop? [N=1060, Omni-commerce] 80% city > 500k city 200-500k city 100-200k 60% city 50-100k city 20-50k city
WHERE DO WE BUY And in which of the given websites and on what websites do you happen to shop? [N=1060, Omni-commerce] 80% Internet shops shopping / auction platforms price comparison services classifieds websites app stores 60% promo-newspapers websites group shopping platforms shopping clubs 40% 20% 0% beauty travel home improvement fashion culture / entertainment electronics
ALLEGRO ‣ Shopping platform ‣ 18 years on the market ‣ 80 M searches each day ‣ 50% e-turnover ‣ 1/2 traffic from mobile app ‣ 1500 employees ‣ Serve sales promo and operations ‣ Business model: commission
DAWANDA ‣ Fashion shopping platform ‣ Serve sales promo and operations ‣ Business model: commission ‣ Many premium offers
SHOWROOM ‣ Fashion shopping platform ‣ Serve sales promo and operations ‣ Now also in Germany ‣ Business model: commission
food 32% fashion 24% health / beauty 23% electronics 22% cosmetics hygiene products 21% 20% games / entertainment 15% products for children 15% home 14% travel 12% In what categories do you buy? sport 12% hobby 12% moto 11% education 10% financial products 9% property 5% WHAT DO WE BUY
fashion 35% interior design 28% electronics 28% cosmetics / beauty 25% pharmaceuticals 24% sport 23% products for children 22% culture and entertainment 21% travel 18% In what categories do you buy online? games / apps 18% moto 17% services 10% food 10% other 0% WHAT DO WE E-BUY
GO SHOP- PING habits that shape shopping
SMART 1. Buys for good price ($) 2.Buys high quality (Q) 3. Buys comfortably (time)
WHAT DOES IT MEAN? • PLAN & BUDGET SHOPPING • ANALYSE & COMPARE OFFERS • USE PROMOTIONS • USE NEW SHOPPING TOOLS
only 46% has budget, only 36% run monthly budget Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
✓ 17% plan and monitor food expenses ✓ Bills and fees ✓ House / flat spendings ✓ Commute ✓ Clothes ✓ Instalments / debt repayment ✓ Cravings / pocket money ✓ Entertainment ✓ Seasonal sales ✓ Education Source: e-Grocery, N=2157, Portfel Polaka, N=1237, Smart Okazje, N=2805
HOW DO WE PLAN? How do you plan a budget? What tools do you use? [N=456, Portfel Polaka] 0,5 43% 38% 37% 0,375 33% 30% 29% 25% 24% 26% 26% 0,25 24% 23% 20% 21% 18% 16% 19% 16% 0,125 11% 7% 0 Internet users women men old Millennials 25-34 I use a notebook I use electronic / mobile banking tools I use xlsx I use dedicated mobile / online app don't know Source: Portfel Polaka, N=1237
➤ Await shopping promotions and seasonal sales ➤ Plan expenses on seasonal sales ➤ Areinterested in having information about promotions (via email, sms, facebook mostly)
✓ 33% use shopping lists ✓ Mainly m-shoppers and e-shoppers ✓ Men are using electronic tools and women paper notes ✓ Easy to use shopping list is one of the demand for e-shop Source: e-Grocery, N=2157, Portfel Polaka, N=1237, Smart Okazje, N=2805
PROCESS LONG STORY Shopping phases during last purchase people buying online or via mobile went through 43% more phases 26% 22% 20% 12% 2% price comparison delivery status check information / opinions search inspiration search opinion writing other Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
DECISION FACTORS What do you take into account when buying? 27% 27% 21% price product quality 15% quality to price ratio brand 13% payment methods 13% product uniqueness ingredients / features 12% Internet users opinions 12% design / style family & friends opinions 12% terms od purchase & delivery 11% 10% Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
DECISION FACTORS What do you take into account when analysing promotional offer? 29% the actual size of price reduction 26% free delivery product price comparing to other products 22% discount for next purchase attractive instalments 20% guarantee extension express delivery 18% 15% 14% Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
DECISION FACTORS What do you expect from the brand you love? 43% 36% 22% 20% low prices high quality 20% to be open for consumer info must be popular must be eco-friendly 20% must be socially involved Source: Love Marks, N=1037
BUT BRANDS… What way of buying is natural for you? How do you buy? rationally, analytically - I'm shopping according to plan instinctively - I usually just feel that sth is for me emotionally, impulsively - I like shopping 15-18 19-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 >54 Source: Love Marks, N=1037
DECISION MAKING 46% 48% decision in stationary shop 54% 52% decision online buying offline buying online Source: Sklepy Przyszłości, N=1700
✓ email (39%) ✓ SMS (22%) ✓ social media - branded fanpages ✓ I do my own research ✓ Messenger Smart Okazje, N=2805
Promo land ;)
PROMO HUNTING Do you use / buy on promotions on daily basis? 57% 32% 42% 31% 27% 34% 43% 42% 32% 73% 68% 69% 68% 66% 58% 57% 58% no yes 43% Internet users food fashion electronics home decoration cosmetics / beauty games / entertainment travel products for children Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
PROMO HUNTING Do you actively search for promotions? 74% 62% 64% 62% 57% 62% 68% 62% 62% no yes 43% 38% 36% 38% 38% 38% 38% 32% 26% Internet users food fashion electronics coemstics / beauty games / entertainment travel products for children home decoration Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
PROMO HUNTING Xmas, seasonal sales, anniversaries, name day, birthday Do you prepare for occasions / seasonal sales? 6% 7% 7% 6% 26% 14% 9% 13% 11% 94% 93% 93% 94% 91% 89% 86% 87% 74% no yes Internet users food fashion electronics home decoration cosmetics / beauty games / entertainment travel products for children Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
WAITING… men are impatient 13% 33% don't know 36% a couple of days a couple of weeks a couple of months or more 18% Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
NEW SHOPPING TECH Do you use mobile promotion apps? 85% 83% 77% 81% 77% 79% 79% 75% 76% no yes 23% 23% 25% 24% 19% 21% 21% 15% 17% Internet users food fashion electronics home decoration games / entertainment travel cy w kategorii kosmetyki i uroda products for children Source: Smart Okazje, N=2805
TECHNO- LOGY THAT HELPS TO SHOP Tools, apps and services we use to shop
SHOPPING DEVICES women use Buying in the Internet, [N=1958, Omni-commerce] more devices, 0,7 Millennials 64% 61% 57% ß Z-gen use 56% 525 49% smartphones 42% 39% 40% 35% Internet users 2015 0,35 Internet users 2016 Internet users 2018 25% 25% 21% 175 14% 10% 10% 11% 7% 3% 0 PC laptop smartphone tablet smartwatch smart tv Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
MOBILE AT HAND Mobile devices are used on average in more than two places. Most often Poles still use them at home (60%, +8p.p.), then on the move (39%). What increased the most? The use of mobile in shopping places (+7p.p.) and outside the home during leisure time (+ 8p.p.). Where do we use mobile devices? 60% 52% 36% 39% 38% 34% 34% 33% 27% 25% 2016 2018 home on the move / traveling at the workplace / at the university / school in POS in my freetime, outside work Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
Mobile shopping activities inspiration search growth 53% 51% 45% 43% 42% 40% 39% 37%37% 36% 36% 36% 35% 34%33%34% 32% 30% 30% 29% 28% 23% mobile consumers [2015] mobile consumers [2016] 19% mobile consumers [2018] 9% 3% 1% 2% compare prices / offers check order status serach for products info none check availability in the shop search for opinion search for location info search for inspiration give opinion / write comments Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
MOBILE SAVVY 1. For 75% it’s important that brand has mobile website / app 2. If not 30% will go to competition 3. 35% tell about unfriendly brand their friends
53% of online shoppers buy also via mobile Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
36% do show-rooming 40% to make smart decisions
LAST PURCHASE When we look at where the last purchase was made by people who generally buy electronically vs. people who declare that they do not regularly make such purchases, it is clear that the last purchase for e-clients was also much more frequently made on the web. In the case of this group, it was just as often made in the online store as on the shopping platform and 2 times more often than in a stationary store. Interestingly, the popularity of other places such as mobile applications and social media is similar in both groups. It is also worth looking at a group that does not generally buy online. Although they do not recognise themselves as regular e-clients, 34% have made the last purchase electronically. Where the last purchase took place? Internet users 38% 19% 16% 8% 7% 12% e-customers 15% 30% 30% 11% 8% 6% stationary shops shopping platforms online shops mobile shops / apps social media don't remember Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
75% buy same brands online and offline
LAST PURCHASE How did shopping process looked like? 78% 45% 37% 34% 24% 23% 18% 19% 19% 12% 11% 12% 9% 9% 9% 7% 5% 6% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 3% fashion beauty electronics food offline = searched & bought in stationary shop online = earched & bought in online shop offline -> online -> offline = found in stationary shop, checked in the Internet, bought in stationary shop online -> offline = found in the Intrenet, bought in stationary shop offline -> online =found in stationary shop, bought in the Internet online -> offline -> online = found online, tested in stationary, bought online
PAY- MENTS How do we pay for online shopping, payment as decision factor
Card & mobile payments go up Online shopping payments quick transfer (np. Przelewy24, PayU, Dotpay) - Pay-By-Link 33% traditional transfer 32% card payment with order 31% cash payment on delivery 30% cash payment in pick-up points 26% mobile payment (BLIK, IKO, PeoPay, Android Pay, banks apps) 26% card payment on delivery 22% SMS 10% instalments 10% payment with a deferred date 8% card on file 7% don't know 1% Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
Offline shopping payments 67% cash still strong but going down 34% of mobile owners pay via mobile 37% 18% 14% cash card instalments mobile payments Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
Is there a lack of a certain form of payment discourages you from buying? young people more sensitive offline 32% 68% online 32% 68% yes no Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
PLAYERS ‣ BLIK ‣ PAYU ‣ VISA ‣ MASTERCARD ‣ PRZELEWY24 ‣ TPAY
DELI- VERY How do we like to be delivered?
Online shopping delivery 59% automatic collection 35% growing 30% 28% 21% courier delivery to house / work letter / package parcel lockers (Paczkomaty) pick-up in POS personal collection Source: Omni-commerce, N=1958
What courier services do you use? 60% 53% 43% 34% 28% 18% 10% 6% DPD DHL Pocztex UPS GLS FedEx TNT other Source: Mobile Institute data, N=1324
INNOVATIONS ‣ parcel lockers ‣ coolomats ‣ pick-up points ‣ post offices ‣ drive through
SOCIAL MEDIA If you are not in social media, you don’t exist
7 in 10 have social media account 4 in 10 are active in social media 15% in social non-stop 44% follow brands 80% require brand to answer 2 hours is max time to wait for 50%
RE- MEM- BER
1. Go online 2. Be mobile-friendly 3. Use platforms 4. Offer popular payment methods 5. Offer popular delivery methods 6. Communicate online and in social media 7. Use mailing 8. Offer promotions 9. Inspire 10.Be ready for dialogue in social media
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