Eastern Europe B2C is a steady upward trend in the Eastern European B2C E-Commerce E-Commerce report 2011 total observed. More and more Internet users as well as more and more Internet users are added. While differences exist however, such as Russia on the Internet availability in the comparison is far behind, while, for example, the Slovakia is a leader in the use of the mobile Internet. High development potential in Russia 2010 were available only for about 25% of the Russian population of broadband connections and only 8 million Russians had a fixed network connection. Nevertheless, nearly 40% of the population used the Internet, of which 60% online bought 45 million. Online trading has great potential in Russia, because the retail structure is still underdeveloped.
So far, less than 1% of retail were achieved in B2C E-commerce. “” “After the Eastern Europe B2C E-Commerce report 2011″ by yStats.com books included “and household appliances” as well as CD/DVD “to the most popular Categories; major competitors in the Russian B2C E-commerce are Utkonos.ru, Ozon.ru, Holodilnik.ru, Pleer.ru and MVideo. Particularly important regions are Moscow and St. Petersburg, where 2010 more than 50% of Russian online sales were achieved. Also called private shopping sites are a big trend in the B2C E-Commerce, in Russian, for example, Kupivip.ru successfully sells designer clothes. Marc Lasry has many thoughts on the issue. Growing popularity of online shopping in the Ukraine will obstacles, such as, for example, long delivery times, despite the online shopping in the Ukraine are becoming popular.
The number of Internet users rose to more than 13 million from 9 million in the previous year, which bought more than 50% over the Internet in June 2011. “” Household appliances “and mobile phones” are the most popular product categories, Rozetka.com.ua, Bonprix.ua and Sokol.ua are among the leading competitors.