Electricity Sales In The Early Christmas Shopping Season Increased By 14% Over The Same Period Last Year.

ComScore released the latest data as Christmas this year. Shopping In the early days of the peak season, the total sales volume of e-commerce in the United States increased by 14% from the first 20 days of November to 9 billion 700 million US dollars. November 16th was the largest day for Internet shopping in the US, and the total amount of shopping was 688 million dollars.

ComScore predicts that the total sales volume of Internet Retailing in the Christmas shopping season will reach US $37 billion 600 million this year, an increase of 15% over the same period. This growth rate is 12% higher than that in 2010.

In a recent survey, American consumers said that compared with last year, Retailer At the beginning of the peak shopping season Promotion More activities. 33% of respondents said they saw more discounts, special sales or promotions, while only 7% of respondents believed that promotional activities were less than last year.

One of the main reasons why American consumers do online shopping is free delivery service. 76% of respondents expressed the importance of free delivery service during the Christmas holidays. 47% of respondents said that if the website did not provide free delivery, they would give up the purchase. In the third quarter of this year, 40% orders in the US internet retailing industry included free delivery service, which is expected to rise in the fourth quarter.