1. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
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2. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
Table of Contents

3. Overview Consumer behavior
U.S. holiday season retail e-commerce sales
U.S. holiday season e-commerce sales growth
Year-on-year growth of top U.S. e-commerce spending days 2014
U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending by online shopping day
Highest U.S. e-commerce spending days during the 2014 holiday season
Cyber Monday: U.S. online spending
Holiday e-commerce share of total U.S. retail e-commerce sales
Consumer behavior
U.S. holiday shopping begin according to digital shoppers 2015
U.S. Christmas shopping: share of gift purchases made online 2014
U.S. Christmas shopping: online device usage 2014
Thanksgiving and Black Friday peak online shopping hours
U.S. online holiday shopping consumer incentives
Projected share of online holiday spending in the United States
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming frequency 2015
U.S. holiday shopping social and promotion influence 2015

4. Mobile usage Online retail
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming reasons
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming penetration
U.S. holiday shopping showrooming penetration
Preferred U.S. digital holiday shopping research channels 2015
Usage of social media while holiday shopping 2014
Mobile usage
Digital holiday shopping channels in the United States
Most important U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage factors 2014
U.S. smartphone holiday gift shopping 2014, by category
U.S. mobile device holiday shopping usage 2014, by age
U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage 2014
U.S. holiday shopping: mobile visits leading retail websites 2014
Online retail
U.S. holiday shopping: visitors to leading retail websites 2014
U.S. holiday shopping: visitor share of leading retail websites 2014
Amazon: quarterly net revenue
Amazon's Q4 income including seasonal sales

5. 40 eBay: quarterly net revenue 2007-2015
eBay's Q4 income including seasonal sales

6. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
Overview

7. Overview 7
U.S. holiday season retail e-commerce sales
Holiday season retail e-commerce sales volume in the United States from 2005 to 2014 (in billion U.S. dollars)
Note: United States; 2005 to 2014; Excludes auctions and large corporate purchases
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 43.
Source: comScore; UPS; ID

8. Overview 8
U.S. holiday season e-commerce sales growth
Annual holiday season retail e-commerce sales growth in the United States from 2009 to 2015
Note: United States; 2009 to 2015
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 44.
Source: eMarketer; ID

9. Overview 9
Year-on-year growth of top U.S. e-commerce spending days 2014
Year-on-year growth of top U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending days in 2014
Note: United States; November 1 through December 31, 2013 and 2014; Non-travel retail spending, excludes auctions and large corporate purchases
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 45.
Source: comScore; ID

10. Overview 10
U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending by online shopping day
U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending from 2009 to 2014, by online shopping day (in million U.S. dollars)
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
November 1 to December 31
29084
32589
37170
42286
46545
53305
Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 27)*
318
407
479
633
766
1009
Black Friday (Nov. 28)*
595
648
826
1042
1199
1505
Cyber Monday (Dec.1)*
887
1028
1251
1465
1735
2038
Green Monday (Dec. 8)*
854
954
1133
1275
1401
1615
Free Shipping Day (Dec.18)*
586
942
1072
1013
868
926
Note: United States; 2009 to 2014
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 46.
Source: comScore; ID

11. Overview 11
Highest U.S. e-commerce spending days during the 2014 holiday season
Highest U.S. e-commerce spending days during the 2014 holiday season (in million U.S. dollars)
Note: United States; November through December 2014; Non-travel retail spending, home and work desktop computers
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 47.
Source: comScore; ID

12. Overview 12
Cyber Monday: U.S. online spending
U.S. online spending on Cyber Monday from 2005 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Note: United States; 2005 to 2014
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 48.
Source: comScore; ID

13. Overview 13
Holiday e-commerce share of total U.S. retail e-commerce sales
Holiday season sales as percentage of total retail e-commerce sales in the United States from 2012 to 2015
Note: United States; 2012 to 2015
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 49.
Source: eMarketer; ID

14. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
Consumer behavior

15. When do you actually start your holiday shopping?
Consumer behavior 15
U.S. holiday shopping begin according to digital shoppers 2015
When do you actually start your holiday shopping?
Note: United States; June 19 to July 8, 2015 ; 18 years and older; 1,013; consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 50.
Source: Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing); ID

16. Consumer behavior 16
U.S. Christmas shopping: share of gift purchases made online 2014
Share of U.S. consumers who expect to purchase Christmas holiday gifts online as of July 2014
Note: United States; 454 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 51.
Source: Videology; ID

17. Consumer behavior 17
U.S. Christmas shopping: online device usage 2014
Preferred online devices for Christmas holiday gift purchasing according to U.S. consumers as of July 2014
Note: United States; 454 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 52.
Source: Videology; ID

18. Consumer behavior 18
Thanksgiving and Black Friday peak online shopping hours
What time do you plan to begin your shopping online on Thanksgiving and Black Friday?
Note: United States; September 2014*; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 53.
Source: Accenture; ID

19. Consumer behavior 19
U.S. online holiday shopping consumer incentives
Which of the following would make you most likely to buy holiday gifts online?
Note: United States; September 2014**; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 54.
Source: Accenture; ID

20. Consumer behavior 20
Projected share of online holiday spending in the United States
What percentage of your total holiday gift purchase dollars will you spend online this year?
Note: United States; September 2014**; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 55.
Source: Accenture; ID

21. Consumer behavior 21
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming frequency 2015
How often do you search for and research a product online for your holiday shopping prior to going shopping in-store?
Note: United States; June 19 to July 8, 2015; 1,013; consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 56.
Source: Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing); ID

22. Consumer behavior 22
U.S. holiday shopping social and promotion influence 2015
What type of information in messages and/or social media influences you to purchase an item at a local business for your holiday shopping?
Note: United States; June 19 to July 8, 2015; 1,013; consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 57.
Source: Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing); ID

23. Consumer behavior 23
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming reasons
Why would you look online for an item before going to the physical store to make a purchase?
Note: United States; September 2014*; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 58.
Source: Accenture; ID

24. Consumer behavior 24
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming penetration
How likely are you to look at items online, go to the store to see the items, and then make your purchase at the store?
Note: United States; September 2014*; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 59.
Source: Accenture; ID

25. Consumer behavior 25
U.S. holiday shopping showrooming penetration
How likely are you to go to a store to look at a gift item in-store then search online for the best price and purchase online?
Note: United States; September 2014*; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 60.
Source: Accenture; ID

26. Consumer behavior 26
Preferred U.S. digital holiday shopping research channels 2015
Preferred online holiday shopping research channels according to digital shoppers in the United States as of July 2015
Note: United States; June 19 to July 8, 2015; 1,013; consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 61.
Source: Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing); ID

27. Consumer behavior 27
Usage of social media while holiday shopping 2014
Ways in which internet users in the United States will use social media while holiday shopping as of September 2014
Note: United States; September 2014; Respondents who are planning to use social media to assist with holiday shopping
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 62.
Source: eMarketer; Deloitte; ID

28. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
Mobile usage

29. Mobile usage 29
Digital holiday shopping channels in the United States
Do you intend to use any of the following to make purchases or assist in your holiday shopping this year?
Note: United States; September 2014*; 18 years and older; 500 Respondents
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 63.
Source: Accenture; ID

30. Mobile usage 30
Most important U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage factors 2014
Thinking about when you have used your smartphone to research, shop for, or purchase products or services for the upcoming holiday season, which of the following are most important to you?
Note: United States; November 19 to 21, 2014; 18 years and older; n=691; US Smartphone owners who have/will use smartphone to research/shop/purchase this holiday season
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 64.
Source: IAB; Harris Interactive; ID

31. Mobile usage 31
U.S. smartphone holiday gift shopping 2014, by category
For which of the following products or services have you, or will you, research, shop for, or purchase for the holiday season using your smartphone?
Note: United States; November 19 to 21, 2014; 18 years and older; 1,176; total survey n = 2,103; Smartphone owners
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 65.
Source: IAB; Harris Interactive; ID

32. Mobile usage 32
U.S. mobile device holiday shopping usage 2014, by age
Ways in which U.S. internet users have used their mobile devices while holiday shopping as of December 2014, by age
Note: United States; December 2014; 21 years and older; Smartphone and tablet users
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 66.
Source: eMarketer; Market Track ; ID

33. Mobile usage 33
U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage 2014
Ways in which U.S. smartphone owners plan to use their smartphone while holiday shopping as of October 2014
Note: United States; October 2014; 18 years and older; 1,181; Smartphone owners
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 67.
Source: eMarketer; Harris Interactive; Placecast; ID

34. Mobile usage 34
U.S. holiday shopping: mobile visits leading retail websites 2014
Share of mobile visits to leading retail websites in the United States in December 2014
Note: United States; December 2014
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 68.
Source: Experian; eMarketer; ID

35. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
Online retail

36. Online retail 36
U.S. holiday shopping: visitors to leading retail websites 2014
Most visited retail websites in the United States in December 2014, by unique visits (in millions)
Note: United States; December 2014
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 69.
Source: Experian; eMarketer; ID

37. Online retail 37
U.S. holiday shopping: visitor share of leading retail websites 2014
Most visited retail websites in the United States in December 2014, by share of visits
Note: United States; December 2014
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 70.
Source: Experian; eMarketer; ID

38. Online retail 38
Amazon: quarterly net revenue
Net revenue of Amazon from 1st quarter 2007 to 3rd quarter 2015 (in billion U.S. dollars)
Note: Worldwide; 1st quarter 2007 to 3rd quarter 2015
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 71.
Source: Amazon; ID

39. Online retail 39
Amazon's Q4 income including seasonal sales
Amazon's fourth quarter net income including seasonal sales from 2009 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Note: Worldwide; Q to Q4 2014; Including seasonal sales revenue
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 72.
Source: Amazon; ID

40. Online retail 40
eBay: quarterly net revenue
eBay's revenue including PayPal from 3rd quarter 2007 to 2nd quarter 2015 (in million U.S. dollars)
Note: Worldwide; 3rd quarter 2007 to 2nd quarter 2015; including PayPal
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 73.
Source: eBay; ID

41. Online retail 41
eBay's Q4 income including seasonal sales
eBay's fourth quarter net income including seasonal sales from 2009 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Note: Worldwide; 4th quarter 2009 to 4th quarter 2014; Including seasonal sales revenue
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 74.
Source: eBay; ID

42. Holiday season e-commerce in the U.S. - Statista Dossier
References

43. References 43
U.S. holiday season retail e-commerce sales
Holiday season retail e-commerce sales volume in the United States from 2005 to 2014 (in billion U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
comScore; UPS
Conducted by
comScore
Survey period
2005 to 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Excludes auctions and large corporate purchases
Published by
Publication date
November 2015
Original source
2015 UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper - United States, page 10
Website URL
Notes:
* Holiday season includes November and December Figures regarding 2005 to 2010 were taken from comScore's State of the U.S. Online Retail Economy in Q report.

44. References 44
U.S. holiday season e-commerce sales growth
Annual holiday season retail e-commerce sales growth in the United States from 2009 to 2015
Source and methodology information
Source
eMarketer
Conducted by
Survey period
2009 to 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
emarketer.com
Website URL
Notes:
* Forecast Sales are for November and December of each year, excludes travel and event tickets. Includes products or services ordered using the internet, regardless of the method of payment or fulfillment.

45. References 45
Year-on-year growth of top U.S. e-commerce spending days 2014
Year-on-year growth of top U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending days in 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
comScore
Conducted by
Survey period
November 1 through December 31, 2013 and 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Non-travel retail spending, excludes auctions and large corporate purchases
Published by
Publication date
January 2015
Original source
comscore.com
Website URL
Notes:
* Individual day comparisons based on corresponding shopping days, not corresponding calendar dates

46. References 46
U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending by online shopping day
U.S. holiday season e-commerce spending from 2009 to 2014, by online shopping day (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
comScore
Conducted by
Survey period
2009 to 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
January 2015
Original source
comscore.com
Website URL
Notes:
* Individual day comparisons based on corresponding shopping days, not corresponding calendar dates.

47. References 47
Highest U.S. e-commerce spending days during the 2014 holiday season
Highest U.S. e-commerce spending days during the 2014 holiday season (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
comScore
Conducted by
Survey period
November through December 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Non-travel retail spending, home and work desktop computers
Published by
Publication date
January 2015
Original source
comscore.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

48. References 48
Cyber Monday: U.S. online spending
U.S. online spending on Cyber Monday from 2005 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
comScore
Conducted by
Survey period
2005 to 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Excluding mobile
Published by
Publication date
December 2014
Original source
comscore.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

49. References 49
Holiday e-commerce share of total U.S. retail e-commerce sales
Holiday season sales as percentage of total retail e-commerce sales in the United States from 2012 to 2015
Source and methodology information
Source
eMarketer
Conducted by
Survey period
2012 to 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
emarketer.com
Website URL
Notes:
* Forecast.

50. When do you actually start your holiday shopping?
References 50
U.S. holiday shopping begin according to digital shoppers 2015
When do you actually start your holiday shopping?
Source and methodology information
Source
Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing)
Conducted by
Survey period
June 19 to July 8, 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,013
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
Holiday Purchasing Habits: A Digital Advantage for Local Businesses, page 6
Website URL
Notes:
The source does not provide information regarding the number of respondents.

51. References 51
U.S. Christmas shopping: share of gift purchases made online 2014
Share of U.S. consumers who expect to purchase Christmas holiday gifts online as of July 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
Videology
Conducted by
Survey period
July 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
454
Age group
n.a.
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
September 2014
Original source
videologygroup.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

52. References 52
U.S. Christmas shopping: online device usage 2014
Preferred online devices for Christmas holiday gift purchasing according to U.S. consumers as of July 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
Videology
Conducted by
Survey period
July 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
454
Age group
n.a.
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
September 2014
Original source
videologygroup.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

53. References 53
Thanksgiving and Black Friday peak online shopping hours
What time do you plan to begin your shopping online on Thanksgiving and Black Friday?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014*
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 18
Website URL
Notes:
* Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample.

54. References 54
U.S. online holiday shopping consumer incentives
Which of the following would make you most likely to buy holiday gifts online?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014**
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 24
Website URL
Notes:
* Responses not included in ** Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample. Multiple answers were possible.

55. References 55
Projected share of online holiday spending in the United States
What percentage of your total holiday gift purchase dollars will you spend online this year?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014**
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 23
Website URL
Notes:
* Responses not included ** Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample.

56. References 56
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming frequency 2015
How often do you search for and research a product online for your holiday shopping prior to going shopping in-store?
Source and methodology information
Source
Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing)
Conducted by
Survey period
June 19 to July 8, 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,013
Age group
n.a.
Special characteristics
consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
Holiday Purchasing Habits: A Digital Advantage for Local Businesses, page 4
Website URL
Notes:
Values may not add up to 100 percent due to rounding

57. References 57
U.S. holiday shopping social and promotion influence 2015
What type of information in messages and/or social media influences you to purchase an item at a local business for your holiday shopping?
Source and methodology information
Source
Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing)
Conducted by
Survey period
June 19 to July 8, 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,013
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
Holiday Purchasing Habits: A Digital Advantage for Local Businesses, page 12
Website URL
Notes:
The source does not provide information on the number of respondents or their age.

58. References 58
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming reasons
Why would you look online for an item before going to the physical store to make a purchase?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014*
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 27
Website URL
Notes:
* Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample.

59. References 59
U.S. holiday shopping webrooming penetration
How likely are you to look at items online, go to the store to see the items, and then make your purchase at the store?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014*
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 26
Website URL
Notes:
* Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample.

60. References 60
U.S. holiday shopping showrooming penetration
How likely are you to go to a store to look at a gift item in-store then search online for the best price and purchase online?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014*
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 28
Website URL
Notes:
* Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample.

61. References 61
Preferred U.S. digital holiday shopping research channels 2015
Preferred online holiday shopping research channels according to digital shoppers in the United States as of July 2015
Source and methodology information
Source
Various sources (G/O Digital Marketing)
Conducted by
Survey period
June 19 to July 8, 2015
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,013
Age group
n.a.
Special characteristics
consumers who research products online before shopping in-store for holiday season
Published by
Publication date
August 2015
Original source
Holiday Purchasing Habits: A Digital Advantage for Local Businesses, page 4
Website URL
Notes:
Question: "What channel do you use most to search for and/or research a product for your holiday shopping prior to going to a business?" Values may not add up to 100 percent due to rounding

62. References 62
Usage of social media while holiday shopping 2014
Ways in which internet users in the United States will use social media while holiday shopping as of September 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
eMarketer; Deloitte
Conducted by
Deloitte
Survey period
September 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Respondents who are planning to use social media to assist with holiday shopping
Published by
eMarketer
Publication date
September 2015
Original source
Online Holiday Shopping Forecast and Trends 2015, page 51
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

63. References 63
Digital holiday shopping channels in the United States
Do you intend to use any of the following to make purchases or assist in your holiday shopping this year?
Source and methodology information
Source
Accenture
Conducted by
Survey period
September 2014*
Region
United States
Number of respondents
500
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
n.a.
Published by
Publication date
October 2014
Original source
2014 Accenture Holiday Shopping Survey - U.S. Results, page 40
Website URL
Notes:
* Study characteristics apply to the 2014 survey. Data for 2013 were conducted among an equally large sample. Multiple answers were possible.

64. References 64
Most important U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage factors 2014
Thinking about when you have used your smartphone to research, shop for, or purchase products or services for the upcoming holiday season, which of the following are most important to you?
Source and methodology information
Source
IAB; Harris Interactive
Conducted by
Harris Interactive
Survey period
November 19 to 21, 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n=691
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
US Smartphone owners who have/will use smartphone to research/shop/purchase this holiday season
Published by
IAB
Publication date
December 2014
Original source
Holiday Shopping in a Cross-Screen World, page 11
Website URL
Notes:
Total survey n = 2,103 U.S. adults Top three answers per respondent

65. References 65
U.S. smartphone holiday gift shopping 2014, by category
For which of the following products or services have you, or will you, research, shop for, or purchase for the holiday season using your smartphone?
Source and methodology information
Source
IAB; Harris Interactive
Conducted by
Harris Interactive
Survey period
November 19 to 21, 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,176; total survey n = 2,103
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
Smartphone owners
Published by
IAB
Publication date
December 2014
Original source
Holiday Shopping in a Cross-Screen World, page 12
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

66. References 66
U.S. mobile device holiday shopping usage 2014, by age
Ways in which U.S. internet users have used their mobile devices while holiday shopping as of December 2014, by age
Source and methodology information
Source
eMarketer; Market Track
Conducted by
Market Track
Survey period
December 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
21 years and older
Special characteristics
Smartphone and tablet users
Published by
eMarketer
Publication date
Original source
emarketer.com
Website URL
Notes:
The source does not provide information regarding the number of respondents.

67. References 67
U.S. smartphone holiday shopping usage 2014
Ways in which U.S. smartphone owners plan to use their smartphone while holiday shopping as of October 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
eMarketer; Harris Interactive; Placecast
Conducted by
Harris Interactive
Survey period
October 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
1,181
Age group
18 years and older
Special characteristics
Smartphone owners
Published by
eMarketer; Placecast
Publication date
December 2014
Original source
emarketer.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

68. References 68
U.S. holiday shopping: mobile visits leading retail websites 2014
Share of mobile visits to leading retail websites in the United States in December 2014
Source and methodology information
Source
Experian; eMarketer
Conducted by
Experian
Survey period
December 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
eMarketer
Publication date
March 2015
Original source
Lessons from Holiday Shopping 2014—What You Need to Know for 2015, page 40
Website URL
Notes:
Leading retailers based on Hitwise Retail 500.

69. References 69
U.S. holiday shopping: visitors to leading retail websites 2014
Most visited retail websites in the United States in December 2014, by unique visits (in millions)
Source and methodology information
Source
Experian; eMarketer
Conducted by
Experian
Survey period
December 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
eMarketer
Publication date
March 2015
Original source
Lessons from Holiday Shopping 2014—What You Need to Know for 2015, page 40
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

70. References 70
U.S. holiday shopping: visitor share of leading retail websites 2014
Most visited retail websites in the United States in December 2014, by share of visits
Source and methodology information
Source
Experian; eMarketer
Conducted by
Experian
Survey period
December 2014
Region
United States
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
eMarketer
Publication date
March 2015
Original source
Lessons from Holiday Shopping 2014—What You Need to Know for 2015, page 40
Website URL
Notes:
Leading retailers based on Hitwise Retail 500.

71. References 71
Amazon: quarterly net revenue
Net revenue of Amazon from 1st quarter 2007 to 3rd quarter 2015 (in billion U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
Amazon
Conducted by
Survey period
1st quarter 2007 to 3rd quarter 2015
Region
Worldwide
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Published by
Publication date
October 2015
Original source
Amazon Q Report, page 16
Website URL
Notes:
Figures are rounded.

72. References 72
Amazon's Q4 income including seasonal sales
Amazon's fourth quarter net income including seasonal sales from 2009 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
Amazon
Conducted by
Survey period
Q to Q4 2014
Region
Worldwide
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Including seasonal sales revenue
Published by
Publication date
January 2015
Original source
Amazon.com Annual Report 2014, page 71
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.

73. References 73
eBay: quarterly net revenue
eBay's revenue including PayPal from 3rd quarter 2007 to 2nd quarter 2015 (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
eBay
Conducted by
Survey period
3rd quarter 2007 to 2nd quarter 2015
Region
Worldwide
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
including PayPal
Published by
Publication date
July 2015
Original source
eBay Q Report, page 4
Website URL
Notes:
*Q2 '15 excludes _commentExternal.3 billion of eBay Enterprise revenue that is now presented as discontinued operations. This statistic only presents data up until PayPal's spinoff as an independent company.

74. References 74
eBay's Q4 income including seasonal sales
eBay's fourth quarter net income including seasonal sales from 2009 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)
Source and methodology information
Source
eBay
Conducted by
Survey period
4th quarter 2009 to 4th quarter 2014
Region
Worldwide
Number of respondents
n.a.
Age group
Special characteristics
Including seasonal sales revenue
Published by
Publication date
January 2015
Original source
investor.ebay.inc.com
Website URL
Notes:
n.a.