Top 5 Ecommerce Trends in 2022
by Sam Walton Sr. Business AnalystThe world of ecommerce is changing fast, and there are many new
ways for merchants to engage with their customers. The way people shop is
evolving, and what we see coming is a wave of innovation that will drive the
next decade of ecommerce.
Ecommerce will be a major driver of consumer spending, with the
most advanced tools and platforms helping merchants reach and engage more
shoppers. In this article, we'll talk about how to do just that so you can see
results with your business fast.
Voice search
By 2022, we expect voice-enabled shopping to be as common as
shopping through a keyboard and mouse.
Voice search is already on the rise, with Google and Amazon both
investing billions of dollars in their respective voice platforms. The latest
estimate is that by 2021, we will spend almost 20% of our time using voice
search on our smart phones.
As voice search becomes more popular, we expect to see more
retailers adopt voice search in their marketing strategies. And with voice search
becoming so prevalent, it's important that retailers understand how to optimize
for voice search.
Customer-service management with
chatbots
Chatbots are the future of customer service. They are used by
brands, such as Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to help customers with their
questions. The biggest difference between chatbots and human customer service
agents is that a chatbot isn’t restricted to one customer at a time. It can
handle multiple questions from multiple people at once, whereas a human agent
would be able to talk to only one person at a time. This means that a chatbot
can handle more queries than an average human employee can, meaning that it can
significantly reduce the workload for businesses.
Virtual reality
Virtual Reality is the future of e-commerce. It's about to
revolutionize shopping, how we shop and how we advertise our goods. Companies
with foresight are already learning to offer VR in their shopping experience.
Omnichannel Selling Features
Omnichannel selling is the practice of selling through all
available channels. It allows you to reach your customers wherever and whenever
they are looking for your products. It also provides you with the ability to
sell directly to the customer, instead of relying on 3rd party sales platforms.
The other benefit of omnichannel selling is that it provides a better
understanding of the customer’s needs and buying behavior. In order to create
an effective omnichannel selling strategy, you need to understand your target
audience.
Social commerce
Social
commerce is a term used to describe direct sales and transactions between
buyers and sellers over the internet. Over the past few years, social commerce
has been gaining a lot of traction, which has opened up a whole new market for
ecommerce businesses.
According to
a recent report by Forrester, social commerce will be an $11 billion industry
in 2022. With so much demand for social commerce, it's no wonder that online
retailers are getting more and more excited about how it can help their
business.
Direct shopping is all the rage these days. But what happens when a customer wants to buy something from you, but doesn’t want to go to a physical store? With social shopping, you can help solve that problem by having a direct link to purchase your products on your social media platforms.
If you've been paying attention to Facebook and Instagram over the last few
months, then you'll know that they're constantly evolving to offer virtual
marketplace experiences to users. For example, recently Facebook has started to
take a larger role in the way businesses can advertise and sell their products.
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