Explore the latest trends driving sales during the festive season in India's e-commerce sector. From technology advancements to consumer behavior, discover what's shaping the market in 2024.
Festive Season SalesEcommerceIndiaTrendsConsumer BehaviorReal Estate NewsNov 16, 2024
The key trends include enhanced user experience, increased focus on mobile shopping, personalized marketing and recommendations, social media and influencer marketing, omnichannel retailing, contactless and safe delivery, cashless payments, sustainability and ethical sourcing, and augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).
E-commerce platforms are improving user experience by enhancing their websites and mobile apps with features like personalized recommendations, easy navigation, and seamless checkout processes. For example, Flipkart has introduced an AI-powered shopping assistant.
Mobile shopping has become a norm, and e-commerce platforms are optimizing their apps to provide a better user experience on mobile devices. Features like one-tap purchases, voice search, and augmented reality are being integrated to make mobile shopping more intuitive.
E-commerce platforms are using data analytics and machine learning to offer personalized marketing and recommendations. By analyzing users' browsing and purchase history, platforms can suggest products that are more likely to be of interest.
Omnichannel retailing involves integrating online and offline shopping experiences. E-commerce platforms are collaborating with physical stores to provide a seamless shopping experience, which helps to build customer trust and loyalty. For example, Amazon has partnered with brick-and-mortar stores to offer click-and-collect services.
India's real estate sector sees a surge in investment, while Ankit Lodha's LA Empire aims to transform the US rental market with innovative solutions.
The renowned music composer Anu Malik and his wife have reportedly sold two properties located in Santacruz West, Mumbai, for a combined total of Rs 14.49 crore, as per property registration records accessed by real estate platform Square Yards.
Pune and Mumbai are set to introduce an online tenant verification system next month, streamlining the property registration process and enhancing transparency in real estate transactions.
Abhishek and Abhinandan, sons of Maharashtra minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha, the founder of the Lodha Group, are involved in a bitter trademark dispute. A retired Supreme Court judge has been appointed as the mediator to resolve the feud.
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) recent decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points is expected to provide a significant boost to the housing market, particularly for mid-income buyers. Coupled with the budget tax benefits, this move is poised to e
Mumbai-based Macrotech Developers, led by Abhishek Lodha, has taken legal action to prevent The House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) from using the Lodha brand name, citing customer confusion and trademark infringement.