How the m-commerce will change again, the way we buy

When even the companies are preparing for the jump to electronic commerce and to change their sales strategies by new needs imposed this change in consumer habits, an evolution of e – commerce has already appeared willing to change even more things. This is the m-commerce, which is no more (or less) than e – commerce from mobile devices. Consumers increasingly access the network from their smartphones and from their tablets, so I expected it to also make e – commerce sites.

The statistics, whether they come from private companies or public bodies from all point towards this trend and confirm that it is a way to buy fully upward. “In recent years, we have seen an upward trend in mobile shopping, but improved usability of the online store to make purchases through mobile devices is essential to compete in this niche market,” recently stated Ivan Navas, CEO Doofinder a shopping search engine, in presenting a report which highlighted, based on data from the firm, which in the first half of 2014 had increased by 12% the number of orders via mobile devices against him achieved in the previous year.

The generation of millennials do not buy without their mobile

Are electronic devices an indispensable and essential part of the buying habits of Millennials? The Millennial generation is the first that has grown and become adult (and consumer) in an environment in which electronic devices were everywhere and where buying habits were opened to many and novel formulas they changed how they buy and how brands and related information are accessed. Therefore, their consumption patterns are very marked by this new context and have become something other than what they used or were members of the previous generation.

It is said recurrently that millennials consumers are no longer able to buy if not with the phone in hand or already do not except with internet as support or support and the fact is that the data and analysis reality show that the statement is not a cliché but a pretty good estimate of how buy the millennials. A study by Mintel on buying habits millennials so has (again) proven.