The role of the internet on the path to purchase, Germany
7.2011 | EMEA
This study aims to understand the role of the internet in path to purchase in Germany.
Key findings:
- 50% of internet users have researched and compared products online
- 40% of offline buyers have conducted online research prior to purchase.
- 40% of offline buyers who researched online used Google at some point during their research process.
- ROPO buyers research almost as intensively as online buyers.
- Online research using a Search Engine can drive incremental offline sales above and beyond generic research.
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Categories: Retail, Business to Business, Consumer Packaged Goods, Financial Services, Healthcare, Cross Media
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