DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Third-party pickup in the UK 2018-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
"Third-party pickup in the UK 2018-2023", report forms part of The Retail Channels series, and offers a comprehensive insight into the consumer and market dynamics of the third-party pickup channel. The report analyses the market, the main trends, and consumer attitudes of the channel.
Third-party pickup penetration has risen 1.9ppts from 2017 to 2018, driven mostly by male online shoppers and the dominance of the clothing & footwear sector. The third-party pickup channel is forecast to continue growing rapidly to 2023, but will still make up a very small propotion of online retail spend.
Scope
- Clothing & footwear will remain the largest sector within the third-party pickup channel, driving over a third of spend, as growth is restricted for certain other sectors due to the nature of the product.
- Store closures will reduce the availability of click & collect, creating opportunities for third-party providers to boost their performance and increase market penetration.
- Despite a significant increase in usage, lockers are still the least used third-party pickup method.
Reasons to buy
- Use our in-depth consumer insight to learn which sectors are the most important for the third-party pickup channel and which consumers are most likely to use the method, to be able to successfully tailor third-party pickup options.
- Understand what drives consumers to chose fulfilment options, such as convenience and value for money in order to maximise sales potential.
Key Topics Covered:
THE HOT ISSUES
- Channel drivers and inhibitors in third-party pickup
- Main issues in third-party pickup
- TPP enhancements are vital to drive growth
- Store closures will reduce the availability of C&C
- Increased competition in the TPP market
WHAT PEOPLE BUY
- Channel definitions
- Headlines
- Overall channel size
- Channel in context
- Overall channel size
- Overall channel growth
- Sector growth in TPP
- Books
- Clothing & footwear
- DIY & gardening
- Electricals
- Food & grocery
- Health & beauty
- Homewares
- Entertainment
HOW AND WHY PEOPLE SHOP
- Headlines
- Who shops
- Who shops: books
- Who shops: clothing & footwear
- Who shops: DIY & gardening
- Who shops: electricals
- Who shops: food & grocery
- Who shops: health & beauty
- Who shops: homewares
- Who shops: music & video
- Shopper profile by sector
- The shopper journey
- Who shops: collection type
- Who shops: convenience store/pickup point
- Who shops: Post Office/delivery hub
- Who shops: lockers
- Who shops: pickup providers used
- Shopping habits: device used
- Shopping habits: location of purchase
- Shopping habits: additional purchases instore
- Shopping habits: length of research time
- Shopper motivations
- Drivers of TPP usage
- Views on future TPP usage
- Satisfaction of fulfilment methods
- TPP delivery options of the 20 online retailers
Companies Mentioned
- Amazon
- Currys
- Argos
- Boots
- Sports Direct
- Dixons
- Morrisons
- ASOS
- Missguided
- boohoo.com
- Post Office
- Collect+
- Hermes
- Parcelly
- Doddle
- Pass My Parcel
- Parcelforce
- UPS Access Point
- Inpost
- AO.com
- Asda
- BoohooMAN
- Carphone Warehouse
- PC World
- Debenhams
- GAME
- H&M
- JD Sports
- John Lewis
- Marks & Spencer
- New Look
- Next
- Superdrug
- Tesco
- Very.co.uk
- Shop Direct
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nllm2l/united_kingdom?w=4
