O documento discute as principais tendências no comércio mobile no Brasil e no mundo. Ele mostra que as transações mobile devem crescer 10% no próximo ano no Brasil e que o Brasil está entre os líderes mundiais em transações mobile. Além disso, discute que entender o comportamento dos usuários entre dispositivos é essencial para melhorar as taxas de conversão.
Atualmente (q3 2015) temos 15%
Ano que vem (crescimento linear) teremos 25% (previsão)
Mobile commerce was a small % of all transactions last year in BR but has started to accelerate rapidly.
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BR Numbers
We pulled data acrros our BR advertisers which showed that on average 15% of all sales happened on smartphones and tablets Q3 2015 vs 1% in Q1 2014 - a 14 percentage pojnt increase in 18 months
Q1 2014 1,00%
Q2 2014 1,94%
Q3 2014 5,68%
Q4 2014 7,03%
Q1 2015 10,27%
Q2 2015 11,44%
Q3 2015 14,89%
We see this playing out across the globe. Which leads to our first prediction that mobile will exceed 50% of all online transactions in 2016
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With regard to smartphones dominating the mobile experience Brazil is an early leader.
Over the last quarter, smartphone growth outpaced tablet.
In the US and most other countries, smartphones represent more mobile transactions than tablets.
Asia leads the way in smartphone purchases with practically all purchases occurring on smartphone.
http://www.criteo.com/media/1894/criteo-state-of-mobile-commerce-q1-2015-ppt.pdf
South Korea --> 99%
Japan --> 90%
Brazil --> 65%
Spain --> 56%
Italy --> 55%
US --> 53%
Germany --> 45%
UK --> 44%
Netherlands --> 39%
France --> 37%
BR Numbers
Android is clearly the dominant smartphone platform in Brazil.
It will be interesting to see if the iPhone 6 has a significant impact over time…some signs of an uptick