Ken Research - Consumer Electronics Retailers Spain

Rising Penetration of Smartphones to Drive Spain Online Retailing Market : Ken
Research
The report titled “Online Retailing in Spain Summary & Forecasts to 2021”, provides a
comprehensive analysis of online retailing, leading online retailer, various payment
processing companies, products offered online, steadily growing economy in Spain, huge
discounts and exciting offers on special days, leading players and future of online retailing in
Spain.
Online Retailing Overview: Online retailing is typically a process where a consumer will
search, select and purchase any products, services and information over the internet using
mobile phones and tablets or phablet with price comparisons. Almost all the online shopping
websites are updated regularly, which offer mobile-optimised websites. All the websites and
apps of the leading players enabling consumers to easily view ranges, select items, adjust
shopping baskets, select delivery and pay securely via smartphones. There is a stiff
competition between retailers for on-time delivery of the goods. The leading online retailer,
Amazon.com has introduced one-hour delivery in few areas. Home delivery is the top priority
of every consumer; collect in store is the second priority due to rising population and pick-up
point involves low cost which is the third priority for a consumer. Visa, MasterCard, PayPal,
Android Pay and Apple Pay are the various payment processing companies that ensure any
online transactions is quick and secure. The leading online marketplace is Amazon.com and
many third party merchants account for over 60% of the sales within online retailing in Spain.
eBay and Amazon are the most visited e-commerce sites.
Products Offered on Online Retailing: Online retailing includes the fastest-growing
product categories such as clothing, footwear, books, news and stationery, electrical and
electronics, food and grocery, health and beauty, furniture and floor coverings, home and
garden products, music, video and entertainment software, sports and leisure equipment,
jewellery, watches and accessories, and luggage and leather goods. It excludes cooked food,