⊙영국 인터넷쇼핑몰 월평균 방문자 순위 (2020년 기준)

⊙영국 인터넷쇼핑몰 월평균 방문자 순위 (2020년 기준)

 

Top 10 Ecommerce Sites in the UK

Ecommerce Guide

 

- 영국에서 소매 부문이 둔화되는 동안 전자 상거래 시장은 2018년에 175 억 유로에 달했으며 올해 말까지 200억 유로에 달할 것으로 예상됩니다.

 

- 영국의 주요 전자 상거래 사이트 중 상당수는 미국 부모의 자매 사이트이지만 많은 대형 소매 업체, 다양한 틈새 전자 상거래 사이트 및 우수한 소비자 시장 조건 덕분에 영국 전자 상거래 시장은 여전히 번창하고 있습니다.

 

- 95 %의 사람들이 온라인에 있으며 87 %가 온라인 쇼핑을 합니다.

영국의 전자 상거래 비즈니스 조건은 호의적으로 보이며 더 나아질 것으로 예상됩니다.

 

 

1. Amazon UK

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 220.7 million

Unsurprisingly, Amazon’s UK site is the highest-ranking e-commerce site in the UK, the 4th highest-ranking site across every category in the UK and the 42nd highest ranking sites in the world.

Starting as an online bookstore, Amazon has risen to super-power, now leading most e-commerce categories from computers and electronics to books and literature and through to TV and movie streaming.

 

 

2. eBay UK

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 146.3 million

eBay has long established itself as a marketplace to buy and sell electronics, cars, fashion apparel, collectibles, sporting goods, digital cameras, baby items, coupons, and anything else that people like to buy online.

This wide range of offerings means that it, like Amazon, covers a number of categories and attracts customers from a variety of different demographics.

 

 

3. Asos

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 33.75 million

Asos is a British online fashion and cosmetics retailer that was founded in 2000 and has since become a fashion e-commerce favourite across the globe, ranking 5th in the lifestyle/fashion and apparel category worldwide.

Today, Asos sells over 850 brands, has its own range of clothing and accessories and ships to all 196 countries from their fulfilment centres in the UK, US and EU. Its market is primarily young adults from any part of the planet.

 

 

4. Currys PC World

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 26.97 million

Currys PC World started as a computer store and has since branched out to be one of the UK’s largest e-commerce sites covering a significant range of TVs, washing machines, cookers, cameras, laptops, tablets, and more.

With both online and offline store, they offer free home delivery as well as reserve online and collect in-store services. Specialising in the computers electronics and technology/consumer electronics category, they rank 9th in this category.

As the e-commerce market continues to develop and those who’ve resisted begin to change their shopping behaviour to move online, it is the sites most able to cater to all categories and demographics that will retain the consumer spending. This includes sites that offer products through affiliates or through the expansion of their own lines.

 

 

5. Gumtree

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 14.85 million

Gumtree was the first site for free classifieds ads in the UK, allowing visitors to buy and sell items from cars all the way through to properties, and even find or offer jobs in the local area.

Today, Gumtree is still the number one classifieds site in the UK, and it is used by one in three adults every month. As a marketplace for buying and selling goods, or sharing jobs or apartments, it is the most ranked in the marketplace category.

 

 

6. Argos

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 13.44 million

Argos is one of the UK’s leading digital retailers, offering more than 60,000 products online and in-store, covering toys, clothes, electronics, appliances, jewellery, gardening equipment and much more.

Working with leading brands like Bose, Beats, Dyson, LEGO, Nespresso and Samsung, they attract a variety of customers across a broad range of demographics.

 

 

7. John Lewis & Partners

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 11.03 million

John Lewis covers everything from new season trends in homeware, furniture, and fashion, through to beauty products, electrical items, and even optometry and financing.

Starting in the UK, the online and offline retail giants reach now extends to Australia and the Republic of Ireland. They attract customers across categories with their diverse range of goods.

 

 

8. Tesco

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 9.346 million

Tesco is a UK supermarket chain with 3,400 stores nationwide and a thriving e-commerce arm ranking number one in the UK for the food and drink/groceries category.

In addition to groceries, Tesco has expanded to clothing, banking, telecommunications, and more, making them a competitor across a wide variety of categories, attracting customers from across most demographics.

 

 

9. Marks & Spencer

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 8.843 million

Marks & Spencer is the one-stop online department store offering customers a range of items including clothing, home, furniture, beauty, food, wine, flowers and gifts. They provide free delivery, store collections and returns.

Fashion and apparel are where Marks & Spencer shine, but they have also branched out into M&S Bank, M&S Energy, and M&S Opticians, making them a competitor across markets.

 

 

10. Asda

Estimated number of monthly visitors: 6.936 million

Asda is an e-commerce store offering fresh groceries, as well as product lines; George Clothing and George Home. They also provide insurance, all delivered to their customer’s door, saving money and time.

Asda is an e-commerce site for families, covering all of their needs in one place. While they offer a range of goods, it is food and drink/grocery category where they rank the highest, coming in at number two.

Final words

The UK’s top ecommerce players are made up of a healthy mix of marketplaces, department stores, and specialty retailers. As digital retail continues to mature, we can expect many of these sites to flourish. What remains to be seen, though, is who will stay on the list in the years ahead.