e-commerce, festive sales, online shopping, consumer behavior, digital payments
EcommerceFestive SalesMobile ShoppingDigital PaymentsPersonalized MarketingReal EstateNov 16, 2024
Mobile shopping has a significant impact on e-commerce sales during the festive season. With more consumers using smartphones to shop online, mobile apps and responsive websites are crucial for capturing this growing market.
E-commerce platforms are using AI and data to offer personalized recommendations, targeted marketing campaigns, and customized user interfaces, which enhance the shopping experience and increase customer satisfaction.
Social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp are increasingly used to drive sales. By integrating social media accounts with online stores, businesses can reach a wider audience and enable direct purchases from social media posts.
Cashless transactions are becoming more popular due to their convenience, security, and the government's push towards a cashless economy. Digital payment methods like UPI, mobile wallets, and credit/debit cards are preferred by many consumers.
E-commerce companies are addressing environmental concerns by offering eco-friendly packaging, sustainable products, and transparent supply chain practices. This helps in reducing the environmental impact and aligns with the growing consumer demand for sustainable options.
AAA-rated bonds backed by high-quality properties are seeing defaults and losses, marking a rare phenomenon in the commercial real estate debt market.
The Indian real estate market witnessed a significant surge in deals worth $1.56 billion during the April-June period, marking an eight-fold rise from the preceding quarter.
Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRCL) denies media reports of starting construction work on Metro 11, citing pending finalization of DPR.
Mumbai leads the pack with office rents at Rs 151.6 per sq ft, followed by Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. Explore the trends and factors driving the surge in office space rentals.
Mumbai's air quality has declined to unsatisfactory levels for the third time this month, with the AQI hitting 137 due to increased humidity and reduced wind speed.
The National Capital Region (NCR) housing market has seen a remarkable surge, recording a 137% increase since 2019. This boom is attributed to renewed investor confidence, strong homeownership sentiment, large-scale infrastructure development, and rising