The Leading Distributor of Market Research Reports, Neurotransmitter. Com publishes report on “Global Executives Survey: The impact and influence of social media and online retail on the CAP industry’. Summary “Global Executives Survey: The impact and influence of social media and online retail on the CAP industry” is a new report by Canadian that globally analyzes industry opinions on the role of social media and e-commerce in retail, and their impact upon investment decisions and growth prospects within the CAP industry.
Key Findings Retail is set to become an increasingly important sales channel for groceries and personal care products, with 93% of CAP companies predicting growth in their country of operation. Alongside benefits, such as increased sales and revenue, the format brings its own challenges traditional retail approaches will need to be significantly modified for the format, with distribution infrastructure investment, the development of online marketing, and packaging innovation being key to success. The majority of CAP companies currently make use of social media, with 92% having a reserve on at least one online platform. Usage strategies are, however, currently underdeveloped with many companies lacking a coherent multi-platform plan, significant financial investment, or sophisticated usage monitoring systems. With user uptake of social media set to rise further over the next three years due to increasing use of smartened technology, it is vital that companies develop strategies to engage a lucrative interactive consumer base.
Inquire about this report at http:// neurotransmitter. Com/purchase? Rename=10072 or Call +1 888 391 5441 Synopsis This report examines the executive opinion about the current and future trends related to social media and online shopping and their retrospective effect on the CAP industry. Furthermore, it analyses the types of social media being used, challenges faced in implementing social media marketing, expected growth of online retail, and key reasons for growth in online retail over the next three years.