Some Online Shoppers Make Purchases From Social Media

Statistic Info

According to a Big Commerce 2018 buying report, huge online retailers like Amazon and eBay are not the only places that online shoppers make purchases. Around 11% of shoppers make a purchase with Facebook, and 6% have made a purchase with Instagram.

More 2018 Stats

96% of Americans Have Made an Online Purchase in their Life

74% of Online Shoppers Rate Product Selection as Important During the Online Search Process

B2C Companies that Leverage ‘Marketing Automation’ Have Seen Conversions as High as 50%

Add a Beard to Your Models to Increase in Cart Adds by 49%

Image and Voice Activated Search May Make up 50% of all Searches by 2020

Small retailers may see up to 30% higher mobile conversion rates compared to large retailers.

54% of Shoppers will Purchase Products Left in Shopping Carts if those Products are Subsequently Offered at a Lower Price

64% of B2B Marketers Generate Leads via LinkedIn

Online Stores That Have a Social Presence Have 32% More Sales on Average Than Online Stores that Don’t

Email Was Still the Go-to Demand Gen Channel for 67% of Marketers, but Search Grew by Almost 10% from Last Year (Moving from 41% to 50%), and Online Ads Climbed 5% (Moving from 16% to 21%)

More eCommerce Market Stats

68% of Consumers Said They’d Rather Learn About a Company’s Products Via Short Videos and Demonstrations

$1 in Every $3 of Monthly Discretionary Income is Spent Online

34% of online shoppers are Gen Xers and are between 35 and 54 years old

More Than 60 Million Businesses Have a Facebook Page

Online Stores That Have a Social Presence Have 32% More Sales on Average Than Online Stores that Don’t

48% of all Ecommerce Transactions Are From Repeat Customers

37% of Shoppers Use Social Media to Influence Their Purchases

There Were 1.66 Billion Global Digital Buyers in 2017

42% of U.S. Consumers Have Searched and Purchased Products or Services Online

30% of Online Shoppers are Millennials are are Between 18 and 34 Years Old