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eCommerce day 2009. Jan 12th
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Schedule of the day 09:30 - welcome 10:00 - (r)eSearches on eBusiness 11:00 - process of eCommerce 12:00 - coffee break 12:30 - notice and takedown protocol 13:30 - lunch break 15:00 - Zoltán Ormós, Dr. 16:00 - closure The presentation about UCP directive has been canceled
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(r)eSearches on eBusiness Lorant Kovacs Association for eCommerce
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Global perspective of Advertising (%) 2005200620072008F 2009 newspapers29.729.027.826.926.2 Magazines13.212.812.512.212.1 TV37.837.9 38.238.1 radio8.68.38.17.97.8 cinema0.4 0.5 outdoor5.55.65.75.85.9 internet4.86.17.58.79.5
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on-line media spending (billions and % of total media spending) internetTotal media Internet % of total media 2006$ 16.9$ 281.66% 2007$ 21.4$ 287.57.4% 2008$ 27.5$ 295.59.3% F 2009$ 32.5$ 301.510.8% F 2010$ 37.5$ 30912.1% F 2011$ 42$ 31613.3%
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on-line media spending (billions of EUR)
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Percentage of global respondents who visit and/or contribute to social networking or UGC sites.
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Internet penetration
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Internet usage (by frequency)
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Internet usage (by age)
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Internet users dividing by age
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Activity of internet users In Hungary, the 14+ internet users (2,64 million person) spend more than 1 hour per month.
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On-line buyers Until 2008Q2 771 000 users have bought already on-line
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online buying overrating
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Feedback for online Tone of online feedback for products and services
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online purchase More information: ONS (Office for National Statistic) www.statistics.gok.uk IPSOS Mori www.ipsos-mori.com
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webshops Summary: 2 300 shops working (2008/10)
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eCommerce sales 2008/11/24
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most valuable on-line activities Most popular businesses / services insurance services FMCG (eg. Food) Office supplies Books Clothes Consumer electronics Telecommunication Travel services
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Products and services
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Leading product categories 2008/12/31 (!!!) $770 million 2008 Q1-Q2
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online researching Products that US online shoppers have researched on-line before purchasing in a Store
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eCommerce (B2C) value Facts of on-line B2C 0,8-0,9% of the total commercial value (in EU this is 1,8-2,0%) Basic value of transaction: 100-120 EUR / transaction And with store this value is 25 EUR / transaction Value from auction site: 9.8 billion HUF (sum: 45 billion HUF)
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On-line stores average incomes
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B2C eCommerce value
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system of webshops
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eBusiness models That’s work in Hungary: marketplace modell Reklámozási modell Kereskedői modell Közösségépítési modell Possibility modells of eBusiness dotcom model on-line marketplace reklámozási modell információ közvetítő modell kereskedő modell wholeseller modell Társulási modell közösség építési modell kollaborációs modell előfizetői modell közmű modell
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sources GKI / GKIeNET www.gkienet.hu EuroStat ec.europa.eu/eurostat eMarketer www.emarketer.com Zenith optimedia www.zenithoptimedia.com Gartner Research www.garthner.com comScore www.comscore.com
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copyrights Attribution (copy, distribute, display, perform just contain the source of the work) Do not sell (this is non-commercial item) Share alike Do not modify
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Lorant Kovacs www.szek.org kovacs.lorant@piarsoft.com Thank You for your kind attention! (Take a deep breath, its finished ;)
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