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High number of Internet users and online shoppers in Austria
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In the first quarter of 2011, almost 80 % of the Austrian population used the internet. More than 60 % of all internet users searched online for providers of goods and services. As clearly shown in the yStats.com report internet penetration in Austria is much higher than in other CEE countries.
Soaring popularity of mobile internet
More than 40 % of the Austrian population purchased online in 2010. According to the “Austria B2C E-Commerce Report 2011” by yStats.com the number of Austrians that accessed the internet via their mobile phones totalled more than 10 % in 2010, surpassing the EU average of 7 %. B2C E-Commerce revenue has already accounts for 6.4 % of all retail revenue in 2011. In 2010 the most popular B2C E-Commerce category in Austria was “Books, magazines, newspapers, e-learning resources”, followed by “Clothing, sporting goods”.
OTTO and vente-privee.com highly successful
The yStats.com report provides information about successful competitors in this segment. OTTO-Versand Österreich and Neckermann rank as the most successful B2C E-Commerce competitors in Austria. Furthermore, shopping clubs are becoming more popular: the French shopping club vente-privee.com successfully entered the Austrian market in 2010.
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