78% Retail Enterprises In India Rush To Launch App

India mobile network users reach 213 million, the network develops faster and faster, and 78% of India retail enterprises think it is necessary to establish mobile clients or App. Only 22% of the surveyed retailers do not plan to launch mobile clients or App.

In recent years, e-commerce in India has developed rapidly.

With the popularity and popularity of smart phones,

Showing strong attraction.

The survey found that 78% India retail enterprises believed that the establishment of mobile clients or App is necessary, because mobile electricity providers can greatly promote the link between retailers and consumers.

According to recent reports, a survey conducted by StoreHippo, a mobile Technology Development Company, found that building mobile clients or App should be available to any online marketing company.

The survey said that with the popularity of smart phones, tablet computers, mobile devices and better broadband connections, market demand for App is growing.

78% of the companies surveyed said retailers set up websites specifically designed for mobile devices or set up shop for their own online stores.

It is more likely to succeed in business.

Kumar, founder and President of StoreHippo, said: "in 2015, India mobile e-commerce will develop rapidly. With the popularity of the second tier cities and the three tier city network in India, the use of mobile devices by Indian people will become more and more common in the 2015."

Internet companies will increasingly rely on mobile electricity providers to attract consumers and expand consumer groups.

The survey also found that only 22% of the surveyed retailers did not plan to launch mobile clients or App.

According to the India Internet and mobile terminals Association (IAMAI), by June this year, the number of mobile Internet users in India will be estimated to reach 213 million.

Buying products and services through mobile phones is rapidly gaining popularity in every corner of India.

The amount of pactions through mobile phones rose from 78 billion rupees in 2013 to 360 billion rupees in 2014.

These pactions are done through electronic wallet, mobile banking and interbank mobile payment services.

Retail companies have realized that mobile providers have great potential in promoting connections with consumers.

Retailers believe that if a mobile client is required to apply to a laptop or desktop computer at the same time, the content of the website needs to be redesigned so that it can be accessed more easily, load faster and read with all kinds of electronic devices, but this will naturally increase the cost to retailers.

The mobile client requires that the network connections used by consumers are very stable so as to ensure that the pictures and videos of the device side of the mobile device can be enlarged and read easily.

93% the retailers surveyed said that opening up online stores is crucial to the development of the era, because it helps retailers find and expand their customers by consumers in different regions.

70% retailers are inclined to sell various products and services, that is, multi class and multi platform sales.

Because this can meet the diverse needs of consumers, attract more website traffic, and the risk of bankruptcy is also low.

The survey also pointed out that it has not yet been opened.

Retailers are also planning to use Internet sales channels as soon as possible.

This just shows the attraction of online stores, and people are planning to open shop as soon as possible so as to succeed.