Welcome to the 94th Week in eCommerce Data, where Friday begins with a dose of ecommerce data. In this week’s roundup, slowing ecommerce transactions, possible Twitter costs, and Shopify takeovers. Plus, other ecommerce news from elsewhere!
Key ecommerce data
1.8% decrease
in ecommerce transactions around the world when compared to 2021, while in-store sales rose by 10%, signaling the rebalancing of retail as we continue to emerge from the pandemic.
$0
the current price for businesses to be on Twitter, although Elon Musk hints at the possibility of businesses paying a small price to continue using the platform.
$2.1 billion
the price tag that Shopify will pay for the logistics start-up Deliverr, as the ecommerce platform sees its stocks dip 17% after its Q1 results were below par.
59% of digital shoppers
will lose trust in a brand if they experience an unsatisfactory experience.
51% of shoppers
engage in video streaming, the most engaging activity among consumers, followed by 45% engaged in social media browsing.
$25.65 trillion
the projected value of B2B ecommerce by 2028, which represents an annual growth of 18%.
5.2% increase
in Etsy’s Q1 earnings compared to the same time last year, as only 1% of sellers on the online marketplace went on strike in April to protest the 30% increase in transaction fees.
93% of businesses
have declared that cross-border ecommerce is a high priority for their organizations during 2022.
