Indians shopped for Rs 15,000 crore between October 9th and October 14th. This is 64% more compared to last year, when there was total of Rs 10,600 crore of online shopping registered.
2. Some highlights:
Amazon breached their last year’s numbers in mere 36 hours of the sale
80% of the new customers were from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.
Orders were received from 95% of all PIN Codes in the country
Amazon breached their last year’s numbers in mere 36 hours of the sale
80% of the new customers were from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.
Orders were received from 95% of all PIN Codes in the country
3. Smartphones were the largest category based on value of transactions; fashion was the largest category in terms of units shipped
In the fashion niche, 63% of all new orders originated from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities
In the fashion niche, 63% of all new orders originated from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities
4. Flipkart claimed 70% of entire ecommerce orders in India, during these 5 days
Flipkart has claimed that they have grabbed 75% of all large appliances sold, and 85% in online fashion products.
Flipkart has claimed that they have grabbed 75% of all large appliances sold, and 85% in online fashion products.
5. Paytm Mall claimed 12 million units shipped, with the largest orders coming in from these categories: mobile phones, consumer electronics, fashion &groceries.
Shopclues claimed 1.5 million units shipped, with 80% of the orders coming in from Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities of India
Shopclues claimed 1.5 million units shipped, with 80% of the orders coming in from Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities of India
6. Snapdeal claimed 38% of all new orders were from new customers.
Where is slow down ?
If at all it is there , it is because we have stopped buying from local vendors. Obviously , they will cry loudly.
Where is slow down ?
If at all it is there , it is because we have stopped buying from local vendors. Obviously , they will cry loudly.
