Canada Christmas Online Shopping Consumption Innovation High Forecast Postal Items More Than 20%

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Members of the community predict that Christmas consumption will increase at a high level this year.

Canada Post estimates that in November and December this year, more than 20% of postal services were related to online shopping.

Hart, Rod and Hart, Canada's mail company, said that

The growth rate is amazing.

In the past, online shoppers were limited to younger generation, but nowadays Internet shoppers are at any age group, some even over 60, proving that they have adapted to online shopping.

In fact, online shopping is

Popularization is later than that of Europe and America.

At present, online shopping in the UK accounts for 15% of total retail sales, while the United States accounts for 9%, while Canada accounts for only 6%.

However, the research firm Forrester Research predicted that the online shopping in the United States would catch up with the United States in 5 years, when the total retail sales of Canada accounted for about 10% of the total retail sales, while the United States accounted for 11%.

Online shopping is popular, but when Christmas comes, many consumers will go shopping in the mall because they can not decide the gift of the gift of water. Some customers always feel the goods themselves before buying them.

Some retailers say that online shopping is developing slowly in Canada, and that retail businesses should take responsibility not only for consumers, but also for consumers.

Thierry Hay-Sabourin, head of electronic commerce at Best Buy, Canada, said that 40% of the people who go shopping online are patronizing foreign retail stores because local companies fail to provide customers with timely choices.

According to an internal study conducted by Canadian postal company, about one million families in Canada have tried to shop on the Internet in the past 8 months.

Nearly half of them purchase 3 or more items.

Research has pointed out that more and more customers are using the mobile phone shopping provided by retailers. After booking online, they will pick up goods at stores and speed up the pace of online commerce in Canada.

Among them, the service of picking up goods on the Internet has become more and more popular. Some people think that ordering online and picking up goods at the store will not be superfluous.

But Hay-Sabourin explains that this arrangement actually brings convenience to consumers.

First booking and post extraction can not only reduce the time for people to stroll in stores, but also avoid shops being out of stock, so as to save guests time and save time.

The Bay department store also intends to provide pre order and pick up services in the coming year, but it does not include reservations, because the company has already tested the relevant plans in Saskatchewan, but customers are not aware of their products.

To put an end to this situation, the company only provides first order, then pick up goods and encourage customers to keep their promises.

On the other hand, the popularity of smartphones and tablet computers also makes more people choose online shopping.

A survey by retailers showed that 25% of online shopping pactions came from mobile phones and tablet computers.

In order to attract online shoppers, retailers offer more types of goods for consumers to choose, diversify or even exceed the traditional categories of retail outlets.

For example, Best Buy sells home appliances, baby supplies, table tennis tables, and pharmacies sell musical instruments and vacuum cleaners.

Because retailers find that customers are willing to buy other products online when they accept online shopping.

But no matter how popular online shopping is, every Christmas comes, consumers will always go shopping in the mall because they can not decide the gift of their hearts. Some customers will always feel the goods themselves before buying them. As a result, the parking lot will be full, and there will still be long queues before the cash register.