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While the number e-commerce purchases fluctuates dramatically over the past six months, consumers’ overall share of spend online (reflecting the loyalty to the online channel) steadily develops and even increases during the same time period. But how are these two metrics – shopping frequency and…

In this newest AfterPay Insights blog, we look at the inflow into e-commerce in March. Do Dutch, German and Norwegian consumers continue to shift their purchases from brick-and-mortar stores to online channels? What does the development look like for Light, Medium and Heavy Shoppers? We…

AfterPay Insights’ monthly forecasts are back with this April outlook for e-commerce in the Netherlands, Germany and Norway. The latest survey results indicate that German consumers intend to increase their overall purchases, while Norwegian and Dutch consumers state they will continue to buy at the…

At AfterPay Insights, we have monitored the development of consumers online shopping behavior and the subsequent development of the e-commerce landscape from a consumer perspective for the past year. As of February 2021, we have conducted more than 78.000 interviews with consumers in the Netherlands,…

In one of our earlier blog posts about the ‘Top 6 most important developments in e-commerce in 2020’ we list what the most important developments from a consumer behavior perspective were in 2020. But how did consumers shop in specific product categories? And particularly in…

In our last blog about a March forecast for both offline and online purchases, we identify a correlation between consumers’ current online purchase frequency and their intentions to buy less/more online in March. Heavy Online Shoppers (5+ bi-weekly online purchases) are most positive towards increasing…

AfterPay Insights’ monthly forecasts are back with this March outlook for e-commerce in the Netherlands, Germany and Norway. Do Dutch, German and Norwegian consumers intend to shop online more or less in the coming month? Do Light, Medium and Heavy Online Shoppers differ in their…