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Over1/3ofConsumersBuyOnlineWeeklyorMoreOften
HowOftenConsumersBuyProductsOnline
Overthelastfewyears,retailculturehasevolvedaccordingtothe
ever-increasingdominanceofe-commerce.Thesurveyrevealedthatmorethanhalfofconsumers(58%)buyproductsonlineatleastonceeveryfewweeks,withnearlyone-fifth(18%)makingonlinepurchasesatleastafewtimesaweek.
Daily/AlmostEveryDay
5%
AFewTimesaWeek
13%
OnceaWeek/Weekly
16%
PrimeMembersAreStillaCriticalAudiencetoReach
EveryFewWeeks
24%
OftheconsumerswhobelongtoAmazonPrime,Amazon’ssubscription
program,nearlyhalf(48%)buyproductsonlineonceaweekormorefrequentlyandnearlythree-quarters(74%)shoponlineatleasteveryfewweeks.
OnceaMonth/Monthly
17%
EveryFewMonths/SeveralTimesaYear
Rarely
21%
4%
Additionally,morethanone-third(37%)oftheconsumerswhoare
notPrimemembersshoponlinejustafewtimesayear,revealingthatPrimememberstendtoshopmorefrequentlythantheirnon-Primecounterparts.
HowOftenAmazonPrimeMembersBuyProductsOnline
PrimeMembers Non-PrimeMembers
7%
Daily/AlmostEveryDay
Attheendoflastyear,Primemembershipreachedanimportant
milestone,gainingmorethan100millionsubscribersintheUnitedStates.1Only12%ofPrimemembersbuyproductsonlineseveraltimesayearormorerarely,soasAmazoncontinuestoexpanditsPrimeofferingandassociatedbenefitsonanongoingbasis,itislikelythatPrimememberswillcontinuetobehighlyactiveonlineconsumers.
2%
20%
AFewTimesaWeek
3%
21%
OnceaWeek/Weekly
8%
26%
EveryFewWeeks
21%
14%
OnceaMonth/Monthly
22%
11%
EveryFewMonths/SeveralTimesaYear
Rarely
37%
1%
8%
1Fortune
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YoungerConsumersAretheMostAvidOnlineShoppers
Althoughe-commercehasdrasticallyalteredhowconsumersofall
agesresearch,shopfor,andpurchasetheproductstheywant,specificagegroupshaveahigherpropensitytobuyproductsonline.
ThesurveyrevealedthatAmazonconsumersunder40—particularly
thoseaged27-32—buyproductsonlinemuchmorefrequentlythanthosewhoareover50.
Forexample,85%ofconsumersbetweenage18-32buyproductsonlineatleastafewtimesaweekandmorethanone-third(37%)inthatsameagebracketmakeapurchaseonlinedailyoralmosteveryday.
HowOftenConsumersBuyProductsOnlinebyAge
Daily/AlmostEveryDay
35%
AFewTimesaWeekorMoreOften
29%
28%
22%
21%
19%
10%
8%
8%
7%
6%
6%
5%
2%
1%
1%
18-21
22-26
27-32
33-40
41-49
50-59
60-69
70+
5
ConsumerLoyaltytoAmazonIsatanAll-TimeHigh
Nearlyhalfofconsumerssurveyed(48%)visitAmazonatleastafewtimesaweek,andasignificantmajority(89%)visittheplatformatleastonceamonth.Only20%ofrespondentsvisitAmazononceamonthormorerarely,revealingAmazon’sever-increasingroleinonlineretailculture.
Amazonhasbecomeanintegralpartofday-to-dayconsumerbehavior
—theplatform’seaseofuseandcustomer-centricvaluepropositionseemtoberesonatingnowmorethanever,asconsumershavebecomereliantonitasthecoredestinationforallstagesoftheirpurchasingjourney.IntheU.S.in2018,nearlyhalf(47%)ofInternetusersbegantheirproductsearchesonAmazon,comparedto35%whowenttoGooglefirst,furtherdrivinghomethenotionthatAmazonhasdeeplyintegrateditselfintoconsumers’dailylives.1
HowOftenConsumersVisitAmazon
29%
Consumersbetweenages27-40visitAmazonmostfrequently,with
65%ofconsumersbetweenages33-40likelytovisitAmazonatleastafewtimesaweek.
18%
17%
15%
9%
9%
2%
Next,morethanthree-quarters(78%)ofPrimemembersvisitAmazonatleastonceaweek,reinforcingthenotionthat,whethertheyaremakingapurchaseornot,theseconsumersareregularlyengagingwithAmazon.
Daily/AlmostAFewTimesOnceaWeek/EveryFew OnceaMonth/EveryFew
Rarely
EveryDay
Weekly
Monthly Months/Several
TimesaYear
aWeek
Weeks
1eMarketer
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6
AmazonIsattheCenterofE-Commerce
Nearlyallrespondents(89%)agreethattheyaremorelikelytobuyproductsfromAmazonthanothere-commercesites.
“IAmMoreLikelytoBuyProductsFromAmazonThanOtherE-CommerceSites”
StronglyAgreeSomewhatAgreeSomewhatDisagree
StronglyDisagree
54%
35%
9%
Thisparticularpointresonatedwithconsumerswhopurchaseonline
regularly—98%ofthosewhopurchaseonAmazondailyoralmosteverydayand99%whopurchaseonAmazonafewtimesaweekagreethattheyaredrawntoAmazonoveritscompetitors.Demonstratingtheirloyaltytotheplatform,96%ofPrimemembersagreetheyaremorelikelytobuyfromAmazonthanothere-commercewebsites.
2%
HowOftenConsumersMakeaPurchaseonAmazon
Whenitcomestobuying,nearlythree-quarters(71%)ofconsumers
makeapurchaseonAmazonatleastonceamonthandonly25%ofconsumersmakeapurchaseafewtimesayear.
25%
24%
17%
14%
11%
5%
4%
YoungerGenerationsandPrimeMembersAreAmazon's
MostFrequentBuyers
Daily/AlmostAFewTimesOnceaWeek/EveryFewOnceaMonth/EveryFew
Rarely
EveryDay
Weekly
Weeks Monthly Months/Several
TimesaYear
aWeek
WithregardtobothvisitingandmakingpurchasesonAmazon,younger
audienceshaveahighertendencytodoboth.Consumersbetweenages27-32arethemostfrequentbuyersonAmazon,andthoseover50purchasesignificantlylessfrequentlythanyoungershoppers.
Almosthalf(45%)ofPrimemembersmakeapurchaseonAmazonat
leastonceaweek,revealinghowthefrictionlessmembershipprogramisshapingconsumerbehaviorbyfunctioningasadrivingforcebehindbrowsingandbuyingonAmazon.
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7
MarketplacesOutpaceRetail
andBrandWebsites
Asmentioned,anoverwhelmingmajorityofconsumersaremorelikely
tobuyproductsfromAmazonthanothere-commercesites.However,WandeBayaretheleadingalternativesforconsumerstobuyoninadditiontoAmazon,revealingtheuncontesteddominanceofmarketplacesacrossalle-commercechannels.
OtherWebsitesConsumersPurchaseOn
*Consumerscouldselectallthatapply
WeB
Retailerwebsite(e.g.B)Brandwebsite(e.g.N)None
O
WOther
J
52%
43%
38%
21%
14%
12%
12%
DrivenandledbyAmazon,marketplacesare
rapidlyshiftingthee-commercelandscape.Lastyearalone,marketplacesaccountedforoverhalfofglobale-commercesales.1
8%
7%
Findingsrevealthatconsumersprefertoshop
ontheseexpansive,curateddestinationsoverbrandandretailerwebsites.OthertopresponsesincludeeBay(43%),retailerwebsites(38%),andbrandwebsites(21%).Interestingly,14%ofconsumersdonotshoponanyadditionalwebsitesasidefromAmazon.
1DigitalCommerce360
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8
MoreThanHalfofConsumersAreAmazonPrimeMembers
AmazonPrime—thecompany's$119annualmembershipprogramthat
boastsfree,two-dayshipping,videoandmusicstreaming,exclusive,in-storedealsatWholeFoods,freeaudiobooksandmagazines,andaccesstospecificbrandsanddeals—remainsonafasttrackforgrowth.
PrimeMembersAreMoreLoyal,Higher-ValueConsumers
Next,oftheconsumerswhobuyproductsonlinedailyoralmost
everyday,nearlyfour-fifthsofthem(79%)arecurrentPrimemembersandofthosewhobuyonlineafewtimesaweek,89%ofthemarePrimemembers.
Morethanhalfofthesurveyrespondents(55%)arecurrentlyPrime
members.ThisinformationreinforceseMarketer’spredictionthat51%ofU.S.householdswillbePrimemembersbyyear-end,anincreaseof5.2millionhouseholdsoverlastyear.1BycontinuingtorolloutnewofferingssuchasAmazonDaywherePrimememberscanchooseaspecificdayoftheweektoreceivetheirdeliveries,thecompanyisincreasingadoptionforitsloyaltyprogramthatisgroundedinconvenience.2
Evenfurther,ofthosewhomakeapurchaseonAmazonspecifically
dailyoralmosteveryday,astaggering89%ofthemarePrimemembersandofthosewhobuyonAmazonafewtimesaweek,87%ofthemarePrimemembers.
Nearlyhalf(45%)ofcurrentPrimemembersmakeapurchaseon
Amazonatleastonceaweek.AllofthisdatademonstratesthatPrimemembersarefrequentonlinebuyers,habituallytakingadvantageofthebenefitsofferedtothemthroughtheprogram.
OfthePrimememberssurveyed,morethantwo-thirds(67%)are
aparentorguardianofachildunder17whoislivingathome.Additionally,thoserespondentswithhouseholdincomesover$150KaresignificantlymorelikelytobePrimemembersthanthosewithincomesunder$25K.
HowOftenPrimeMembersMakeaPurchaseonAmazon
Daily/AlmostEveryDay
9%
Consumers'RelationshipWithAmazonPrime
AFewTimesaWeek
18%
OnceaWeek/Weekly
19%
CurrentPrimeMember
PreviousPrimeMember
EveryFewWeeks
28%
31%
55%
OnceaMonth/Monthly
14%
NotaPrimeMember
15%
EveryFewMonths/SeveralTimesaYear
13%
1eMarketer2Amazon
?FEEDVISOR
9
FreeTwo-DayShippingIstheFlagshipBenefitofAmazonPrime
OftherespondentswhoansweredtheyarePrimemembers,amajority(83%)citedfreetwo-dayshippingasthemostcompellingbenefitofPrimemembership.Itwasthemostpopularresponseforallagebrackets,revealingthatbeingabletoconvenientlyorderandreceivefastandfreedeliveryonover100millionitemstranscendsgenerations.
WhenaskedaboutthemainreasonthattheyarenotaPrimemember
already,thetopresponseacrossallagebracketsexcept70+wasthatmembershipistooexpensive.ConsumersalsocitedthattheydonotshoponAmazonenoughforittobevaluable(46%)andshippingtimeisnotimportanttothem(26%)asreasonsthattheydonotsubscribetoPrime.
WithregardtojoiningAmazonPrimeinthefuture,58%ofnon-Prime
memberswhomakeapurchaseonlinedailyoralmostdailyareverylikelytoand66%ofrespondentswhomakeapurchaseonAmazondailyoralmostdailyarelikelyto,revealingtheconsumerswhocurrentlydonotsubscribetoPrimeareopentotestingitout.
Consumers’FavoritePrimeBenefit
83%
FreeTwo-DayShippingVideoandMusicStreaming
Prime-ExclusiveDealsatWholeFoods
10%
5%
1%
1%
PrimeMembers’LikelihoodtoKeepTheirMembership
FreeAudiobooksandMagazines
Other
VeryLikelySomewhatLikelySomewhatUnlikelyVeryUnlikely
Unsure
76%
19%
2%
2%
2%
ForthoseconsumerswhoarePrimemembers,anoverwhelming
numberofrespondents(95%)arelikelytokeeptheirAmazonPrimemembership.OfthosewhoarenotPrimemembers,morethanaquarter(26%)arelikelytojoininthefuture.
ForthoseconsumerswhowereformerlyPrimemembers,overhalf
(55%)arelikelytorejointhemembershipprograminthefuture,asAmazoncontinuestorolloutexclusivebenefitsanddealstoPrimeusers.
?FEEDVISOR
10
PrimeEligibilityInformsPurchaseDecisions
forMajorityofConsumers
Morethantwo-thirds(67%)ofconsumerscitedPrimeeligibilityasanimportantfactorwhentheyareselectingaproductonAmazon,meaningthatamajorityofconsumersfilterspecificallyforPrimeitemswhenshoppingontheplatform.
OfthePrimememberssurveyed,75%searchspecificallyforPrime-
eligibleitems.Shoppersundertheageof60areapproximately20percentagepointsmorelikelytospecificallysearchforPrime-eligibleproductsversusshoppersover60,especiallythoseage27-32.
Takingthatonestepfurther,ofthecurrentPrimemembers:
Morethanone-third(34%)alwayspurchasePrime-eligible
products.
Overhalf(53%)frequentlybuyPrime-eligibleproducts.
ByorderingPrime-specificitems,consumerscanreceivetheir
entireorderwithintwodays.IfonlysomeitemsinapurchasearePrime-eligible,theconsumerswillbechargedapplicableshippingfeesfortheineligibleitems,sotheyarelikelyproactivelyavoidingthat.
?FEEDVISOR
11
WhileMobileIsGrowing,DesktopIsStillDominantforPurchases
Despitetheincreasedpenetrationofmobilecommerce,themajority(65%)ofconsumersuseacomputertobuyproductsmostfrequently,followedbyoveraquarter(26%)whouseasmartphone.
WhichDeviceConsumersUsetoBuyProductsMostFrequently
1%
1%
9%
ComputerSmartphoneTablet
VoiceAssistant
Other
26%
Primemembersaremorelikelytouseadesktopthanasmartphone
tobuyproductsmostfrequently,with62%ofcurrentPrimemembersshoppingviaacomputerand27%utilizingasmartphone.
65%
ForthoseconsumerswhopurchaseonAmazondailyoralmost
everyday,morethanhalf(58%)ofthembuyonacomputerand36%purchaseonasmartphone.Additionally,Amazonshoppersover40aresignificantlymorelikelytouseadesktopoverasmartphonetomakeapurchase,andthosebetweenages18-21arethemostapttobuyfromtheirsmartphone.
PrimeMembers
Non-PrimeMembers
62%
Computer
73%
Althoughanincreasingamountoftrafficforonlineshoppingderives
frommobiledevices,asignificantnumberofusersarestillinclinedtomaketheirpurchasesviaadesktop,sellersandbrandshavearesponsibilitytocreateashoppingexperiencethatappealstoconsumersregardlessofthedevicethetrafficcomesfrom.
27%
Smartphone
19%
10%
7%
Tablet
1%
0%
0%
1%
VoiceAssistant
Other
?FEEDVISOR
12
YoungerConsumersandPrimeMembersAreMoreLikely
toOwnVoice-ActivatedDevices
WhenaskediftheyownanAmazonAlexa,GoogleHome,orothervoice-
activateddevice(VAD),64%respondedthattheydonot,while36%do.
ConsumersWhoOwnaVoice-ActivatedDevice
36%
Yes
No
64%
YoungerAmazonconsumers—particularlythosebetweenages18-21—aremorelikelytoownaVADthanolderconsumers,andthosewithhigherincomesaremorelikelytoownonebutnotlikelytohaveuseditforshopping.
Only23%ofthosewhomakelessthan$25KperyearownaVAD,
while50%ofthosewhomakemorethan$150Kownone.Moreover,51%ofcurrentPrimemembersownavoice-activateddevice.
Thetechnology,whichisbecomingincreasinglymainstream,allows
forconvenienceandeaseofuseforshoppers.eMarketerpredictsthatbytheendof2019,therewillbenearly23millionU.S.voice-activateddevicebuyers,sosellersandbrandsonAmazoncanworktoadaptproductdetailpagecontenttovoicesearchinordertocapitalizeonthegrowingtrendofvoicecommerce.1
Additionally,frequentonlinebuyersaremorelikelytoownaVAD—
ofthosewhobuyproductsonlinedailyoralmosteveryday,77%ownaVADandofthosewhopurchaseonAmazondailyoralmostdaily,80%ownaVAD.
1eMarketer
?FEEDVISOR
13
ConsumersAreOpentoExperimenting
WithVoiceTechnologyforShopping
ConsumersWhoHaveUsedTheirVoice-ActivatedDevicetoOrderaProduct
Ofthetotalconsumerssurveyed,40%haveusedaVADtoordera
aproduct.Youngeraudiences,including58%ofthosebetween27-32,aremorelikelytohaveusedaVADtoorderaproductthanoldershoppers.Oftheconsumerswhodonothaveavoice-activateddevice,29%arelikelytopurchaseoneinthefuture.
4330%
No
Evenfurther,nearlyhalf(46%)ofPrimemembershaveusedavoice-
activateddevicetopurchaseaproductandoverone-thirdofPrimemembers(36%)arelikelytogetaVADinthefuture.
Yes
60%
ConsumerscandecidetouseanAmazonAlexa,forexample,toplace
ordersforPrime-eligibleproductsfromtheirorderhistory.Iftheitemisavailable,theAlexawillrevealtheitemnameandpriceandconsumerscanreceiveadditionalproductdetailsintheAlexaapp.
ConsumersWhoWouldConsiderUsingTheirVoice-ActivatedDeviceforOrdering
33%
Yes
Although60%ofconsumersthathaveavoice-activateddevicehaveneverusedittoorderaproduct,morethantwo-thirds(67%)wouldconsiderusingittovoiceorderaproductinthefuture,indicativeofconsumers’growingadoptionoftheinnovativetechnology.
No
67%
ConsumerLikelihoodtoGetaVoice-ActivatedDeviceintheFuture
VeryLikelySomewhatLikelySomewhatUnlikelyVeryUnlikely
Unsure
8%
OfthosewhomakeapurchaseonAmazondailyoralmosteveryday,a
strongmajority(86%)ofthemhaveusedtheirVADtomakeapurchaseonAmazonandnearlyhalf(46%)ofPrimemembershavedonethesame.
21%
19%
38%
14%
?FEEDVISOR
14
AmazonIsIndispensable
ThroughouttheUserJourney
WhereConsumersStartTheirSearchforNewProducts
ConsumersareleveragingAmazonthroughoutvariousstagesoftheir
buyingjourneys,fromsearchingtocheckingpricesandscanningproductreviewsthroughtoconversion.Two-thirdsofrespondents(66%)typicallystarttheirsearchfornewproductsonAmazon,andone-fifth(20%)startonasearchenginesuchasGoogle.
4%
4%
3%1%
1%
AmazonSearchEngineBrandWebsite
RetailerWebsiteAnotherMarketplaceSocialMedia
Other
20%
Whenconsumersarereadytobuyaspecificproduct,nearlythree-fourths(74%)gotoAmazon.
66%
ThesecondmostpopularresponsewasasearchenginelikeGoogle
(10%).Nearlythree-quarters(73%)ofPrimemembersstarttheirsearchfornewproductsonAmazonandover80%ofPrimemembersgotoAmazonwhentheyarereadytobuyaspecificproduct,onceagainrevealingstrongmemberloyaltytotheprogram.
WhereConsumersGoWhenTheyAreReadytoBuyaSpecificProduct
4%
4%
5%
3%
1%
AmazonSearchEngineBrandWebsite
RetailerWebsiteAnotherMarketplaceOther
SocialMedia
Additionally,79%ofconsumerswhomakeapurchaseonAmazon
dailyoralmostdailygostraighttoAmazontobuyaproduct.Thisinformationindicatesthatwhenconsumershaveapositivecustomerexperience,theyarelikelytoreturnforfuturepurchases.
10%
74%
?FEEDVISOR
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WhereConsumersCheckPricesBeforeMakingaPurchase
*Consumerscouldselectallthatapply
Whenitcomestocheckingpricespriortomakingapurchase,82%ofrespondents
gotoAmazon.Morethanone-third(36%)gotoasearchenginelikeGoogleand33%gotoaretailerwebsitesuchas.
AmazonSearchEngine
RetailerWebsiteBrandWebsiteAnotherMarketplaceSocialMedia
Other
82%
36%
33%
Tocheckproductreviews,morethanthree-fourths(79%)ofrespondentsgoto
Amazon,whilenearlyone-third(32%)gotoasearchenginelikeGoogleand25%gotoaretailerwebsite.AsignificantmajorityofconsumerswhoshoponAmazondaily(82%)
24%
17%
5%
3%
checkproductreviews
makingapurchase.
on
Amazon
before
WhereConsumersCheckReviewsBeforeMakingaPurchase
*Consumerscouldselectallthatapply
AmazonSearchEngine
RetailerWebsiteBrandWebsiteAnotherMarketplaceSocialMedia
Other
79%
32%
25%
20%
11%
7%
4%
Tomakesureyouarepricingoptimally,getintouchwithusat/connect
?FEEDVISOR
16
NearlyHalfofConsumersAreNotGoingPast
theSecondPageofSearchResults
WhensearchingforaproducttobuyonAmazon,44%ofconsumersscrollthroughtwopagesorlessofsearchresultsandmorethanaquarter(26%)frequentlybuythefirstproductlistedonanAmazonsearchresultspage.
Additionally,youngerconsumers—particularlythosebetween18-21
yearsold—aremorelikelytoalwaysbuythefirstproductlistedonanAmazonSERP.AsAmazonsolidifiesitspositionasthemainsearchengineforproductdiscovery,sellersandbrandsneedtotakeproactivemeasurestoensureproductpositioningonpagesoneandtwo.
Amazon’sSearchEngineCaterstoConsumers
Interestingly,only21%ofconsumersrarelyorneverbuythefirst
productlistedonanAmazonsearchresultspage,revealingtheimportanceforsellersandbrandstogainthattop-rankedposition,asitoftenleadstoconsumerconversion.
Anoverwhelmingmajorityofconsumers(95%)aresatisfiedwiththe
resultstheygetwhensearchingforproductsonAmazon.Evenfurther,71%ofconsumerswhoshoponAmazondailyoralmostdailyarehighlysatisfiedwiththeirsearchresults.Amazonoffersconsumersoptionstohelpmakethisprocessasseamlessaspossible,allowingthemtosortsearchbyprice,newarrivals,customerreviews,featureditems,orproductcategory.
AverageNumberofPagesConsumersScrollThroughWhenSearchingforProductsonAmazon
Page
Pages
Pages
Pages5+Pages
12%
ConsumerSatisfactionWithProductSearchResultsonAmazon
33%
26%
1%
1%
2%
8%
HighlySatisfied
22%
Satisfied
ForthosewhobuyproductsonAmazondailyoralmosteveryday,more
thanhalf(54%)alwaysbuythefirstproductlistedonAmazon’ssearchengineresultspage(SERP).
Dissatisfied
45%
50%
HighlyDissatisfied
Unsure
Foracontentlistingoptimizationanalysis,getintouchwithusat/connect
?FEEDVISOR
17
PriceRemainstheMostSignificantFactorofPurchaseInfluence
OnAmazon,pricedrivesconsumerbuyingdecisions.Foroverfour-
fifthsofrespondents(82%),priceisaveryimportantfactorwhenselectingaproduct.ForPrimemembers,priceiscriticaltoproductselection—82%citeditasaveryimportantfactorthatinformstheirselectionprocess.
Pricetendstobeevenmoreimportantforthelow-incomeAmazonshoppers:
91%ofthosemakinglessthan$25Kviewitasveryimportantand87%ofthosemaking$25-35Kagree.Additionally,factorssuchasPrimeeligibilityandbrandnamemattermoretoyoungerrespondentsthanolderones.
FactorsThatInfluenceConsumerProductSelection
*Consumersindicatedthesefactorswere"VeryImportant"
Price
LowShippingCostPositiveProductReviewsFlexibleReturnPolicyFastShippingTimePrimeEligibility
BrandName
82%
70%
57%
49%
47%
35%
27%
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?FEEDVISOR
18
ProductDescriptionsandReviewsDriveConsideration
andPurchaseDecisions
FrequencyofReadingFullProductDescriptionsPriortoMakingaPurchaseonAmazon
Alargemajorityofconsumers(82%)readthefullproductdescriptions
beforemakingapurchaseonAmazon.Forsellersandbrands,havingclear,SEO-richproductdescriptionswillnotonlyhelpsearchrank,butincludingeasy-to-understanddetailsandconcisecopyaboutvalue-addedbenefitsandfeatureswillhelpinformconsumers’buyingdecisions.
AlwaysFrequently/OftenSometimes/OccasionallyRarely
Never
44%
38%
15%
2%
1%
Whenitcomestoproductreviews,77%ofconsumersreadthemtosomedegreebeforemakingapurchase—41%alwaysdoand36%frequentlyoroftendoso.
FrequencyofReadingProductReviewsPriortoMakingaPurchaseonAmazon
Astrongmajority(92%)ofconsumersagreethattheytrustthereviews
onAmazonproductlistings.MonitoringproductreviewscanhelpsellersandbrandsonAmazonstayapprisedofconsumertrends,potentialproductimprovements,andmore.TheyarealsoakeyaspecttoeffectivelymanagingsellerreputationandcanhelpwithSKU-specificanalysisandbenchmarkingagainstthecompetition.
AlwaysFrequently/OftenSometimes/OccasionallyRarely
Never
41%
36%
17%
4%
2%
?FEEDVISOR
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43%ofConsumersClickonAmazonAdsFromtheWeb;
GoogleIstheTopReferrer
Morethantwo-fifths(43%)ofconsumershaveclickedonan
advertisementthatlinkedtoanAmazonproductwhenbrowsingtheweb.YoungerconsumersaremorelikelytoclickonanAmazonadacrosstheweb,as58%ofthosebetween18-21havedoneso.
Younger,MoreFrequentShoppersAreMoreLikelytoBuy
theItemFeaturedintheAd
FortheconsumerswhoclickedonanadthatlinkedtoanAmazon
product,morethanone-third(37%)wentontopurchasetheitemfeaturedintheadvertisement.Youngerrespondents—specificallythosebetween18-21—areparticularlylikelytopurchasetheitemfeaturedinthead.
OfthoserespondentswhoclickedonanAmazonproductadonthe
web,overthree-quarters(76%)citedGoogleasthetopsourceofthead,followedbyFacebook(49%).
Oftheconsumerswhoshoponlinedailyoralmostdaily,73%have
clickedonanAmazonproductadwhilebrowsingtheweb,and83%ofthempurchasedtheproduct,demonstratingthatwithahighershoppingfrequency,consumersaremorelikelytoallowadstoinformtheirpurchasingdecisions.Morethanhalfofconsumers(51%)whohaveclickedonanAmazonproductadwhilebrowsingthewebarePrimemembersand43%ofPrimememberswhoclickedonanAmazonadonthewebultimatelywentontopurchase.
ChannelsWhereConsumersHaveClickedonanAdThatLinkedtoanAmazonProduct
*Consumerscouldselectallthatapply
GoogleFacebookInstagramTwitterPinterestSnapchat
Other
76%
49%
21%
14%
12%
ConsumersWhoClickedonanAmazonAdFromtheWebandWentontoPurchasetheItem
7%
5%
24%
YesNo
Unsure
37%
40%
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OnAmazon,Over1/3ofConsumersHaveClickedonaProductAd
WhenshoppingonAmazon,35%ofrespondentshaveclickedona
productadvertisement.Youngershoppersaremorelikelytohavedonesoversusoldershoppers,particularlythoseover40.Ofthosebetweenages18-21,morethanhalf(57%)haveclickedonanproductadvertisementwhenbrowsingforproductsontheplatform.
WhenlookingathowPrimemembershipimpactsconsumerlikelihood
toclickonanad,40%ofcurrentPrimemembershaveclickedaproductadvertisementwhilebrowsingonAmazon.
ConsumersWhoClickedonaProductAdWhenBrowsingonAmazon
17%
YesNo
Unsure
35%
49%
Forend-to-endadoptimizationthatlowersACoSanddrivesvelocity,getintouchwithusat/connect
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AmazonAdsResonateDifferentlyforHigh-ValueSegments
WhenaskedhowtheyfeelaboutadvertisementsonAmazon,there
wasnotoneoverwhelminglypopularresponse.However,thismaybebecauseAmazon’smostpopulartypeofpay-per-clickadvertisement
—SponsoredProducts—usuallyblendintothecontentofthepage,soconsumersmaynotevenbeawaretheyareclickingonanad.
Nearlyone-third(31%)ofconsumersrarelynoticetheads,aquarter
findthemdistracting,and21%findthemtobehelpful.Interestingly,only6%ofconsumersdonottrustAmazon’sads.Amazonhasworkeddiligentlytobecomeoneofthemosttrustedretailinstitutionstoeverexist,andtheyextendthatcommitmentthroughallaspectsoftheirbusiness,includingtheirdedicationtoadvertisingandoptimizingtheconsumerexperience.
Forthoseconsumerswhobuyproductsonlinedailyoralmosteveryday,60%findtheadstobehelpful.
HowConsumersFeelAboutAdsonAmazon
31%
IRarelyNoticeThem
25%
TheyAreDistracting
21%
TheyAreHelpful
TheyAreAlignedWithMyShoppingHabits
IDoNotTrustThem
ForthosewhopurchaseonAmazondailyoralmosteveryday,69%
findthemtobehelpful,revealingthatthosewhoareshoppingandconvertingmoreregularlyarelikelymorefamiliarwithhowtoidentifytheadsandunderstandhowtoutilizethemtotheiradvantage.
18%
6%
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Amazon’sPersonalizationEngineDrivesAdd-OnPurchases
Nearlyhalfofconsumers(45%)alwaysorfrequentlynoticeotherproductsuggestionsonanAmazonproductdetailpage.
Next,morethanone-third(36%)select
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