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Almost Half of British Shoppers to Up their Spend in 2010

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7 January, 2011
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London, Jan 7, 2011: New research reveals that 44% of Britains online adult population upped their online spending this Christmas compared to 2009, pushing the total amount spent online to 2.8bn, highlighting convenience (58%), stress reduction (52%) and cheaper prices (52%) as the top reasons for doing more shopping on the web. However, many websites failed to live up to this increased ecommerce appetite, according to the survey commissioned by Online Customer Experience Management (CEM) specialist Tealeaf; 45% of web shoppers encountered online issues this Christmas and almost a third (32%) abandoned internet transactions entirely.

Tealeafs research reveals the majority of online shoppers ditched their baskets due to issues with the purchasing or checkout process. Problems and errors on a website were a key area of customer struggle, causing 13%, or 5.3 million online consumers, to abandon their purchases. Delivery prices (13%) and timings (8%) also contributed to this problem, as shoppers searched for companies who could fulfil by Christmas.

When asked how they would react if they experienced a problem online, 46% of British shoppers said they would be less likely to buy from that company again. Almost one in ten (9%) Brits also agreed they have shared online shopping experiences via social media, which doesnt bode well for those websites offering a less than adequate service, with 34% also saying they wouldnt buy from a site they had heard negative things about.

John Lillie, Vice President of Tealeaf comments: Online retailers take a significant proportion of their annual revenues in the pre-Christmas shopping frenzy. Despite the potential gains up for grabs, retailers without a cohesive customer experience management strategy in place are still literally putting obstacles in the way of their customers successfully buying from them, in the form of unattended website errors and complicated checkout processes. In addition to denting e-commerce revenues in the short term, these avoidable mistakes are also damaging consumer trust, as well as brand reputation, leading to long-term revenue losses.

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