UK Electricity Traders Export Volume To Sit Firmly In The World'S Third "Throne"

Reporters learned from foreign media's recent reports that PayPal and Ipsos, a market research firm, surveyed 23354 consumers in 29 countries.

According to the survey, the volume of electricity exports in the UK ranks third in the world, ranking behind the US and China.

According to the survey, overseas consumers' demand for British products has gradually increased.

Over the past 12 months, 86 million 400 thousand of online shoppers have shoped from Britain.

The survey shows that British products are selling well in many markets, of which two and 5 million 800 thousand in Nigeria and India last year were 5 million 800 thousand and 4 million 900 thousand shoppers from the UK, ranking fifth and sixth in the list of consumers of online shoppers in the UK.

China ranks first, with 21 million 900 thousand of Chinese consumers buying goods from British websites.

The United States ranked second in 9 million 100 thousand.

It is reported that the products of 1/4 in Britain are exported to China, so analysts call on British companies to pay attention to the international consumers' shopping behavior patterns so as to improve the international sales volume of enterprises.

Last year, 59% of Chinese consumers bought clothes from Britain.

And accessories, 57% said they bought cosmetics and other beauty products, and 42% bought British groceries, food, beverages and wine.

The researchers say that the authenticity of products and payment security are the reasons for attracting these consumers to shop.

More than half of Chinese customers say they are the repeat customers of a website in the UK, indicating that the first impression made by an enterprise to consumers is very important.

France and Germany are in the top four, and 6 million of them buy goods from British websites.

British government predicts

The retail sales volume will reach 60 billion in 2018.

However, analysts at PayPal have also warned that overseas consumers are unlikely to buy products if they are too expensive, long shipping time and high cost of return.

Mr McLean added: "Britain's international electricity supplier business has had a great impact.

In the international ecommerce market, any enterprise that wants to go beyond the traditional market and marketing channels to seek other development faces rich opportunities.

The most successful enterprises will be this kind of enterprise: they have not yet matured, and have high-speed growth.

As a development goal, the market also takes advantage of the broad and potential development potential of mobile terminals.

"If you want to open the Chinese market, you need to interact with consumers through popular social media and information channels in China, such as WeChat."

Overseas customers also tend to participate in seasonal promotions.

43% of Chinese consumers prefer shopping on Christmas promotions, black Friday and double eleven from overseas websites.

PayPal Cameron McLean, general manager of the British market, said British companies could get some inspiration from recent data.

"Consumers want websites to provide their own language, and they want to pay in their own domestic currency. If you do not provide these experiences, they may buy from your competitors," he said.