As e-commerce market India is reasonable target market. As 35 per cent of the population is aged between 15 and 35 years and 30 per cent below 15. This year brick & mortar retailer are facing tough competition from e-sellers. Indian online sellers had expected to invest $6 billion in previous years.
Interesting thing is that Indian online market increasing not only via desktop’s platform but also via mobiles. Almost all e-seller developed its mobile app to Smoothen buying process. India’s largest e-commerce company flipkart declares that it sold $100 million worth of goods. This resulted Into sale hype by Snapdeal and Amazon to follow same track and dropped prices, dumped stocks in garage of brick-mortar stores.
In Indian tendency cheapest is always welcome, why should a working-wife buying from traditional seller, not go ahead with her washing machine, kitchenware online.
Interesting thing is that Indian online market increasing not only via desktop’s platform but also via mobiles. Almost all e-seller developed its mobile app to Smoothen buying process. India’s largest e-commerce company flipkart declares that it sold $100 million worth of goods. This resulted Into sale hype by Snapdeal and Amazon to follow same track and dropped prices, dumped stocks in garage of brick-mortar stores.
In Indian tendency cheapest is always welcome, why should a working-wife buying from traditional seller, not go ahead with her washing machine, kitchenware online.