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Online sales in the UK will rise by 40 per cent to £42bn in 2007, up from £30bn in 2006 according to a leading internet research firm.
James Roper, the chief executive of IMRG, said that the expected 40 per cent growth in 2007 reflects rocketing broadband penetration and a growing acceptance of the internet as a secure method of shopping.
"More consumers are getting broadband. It is huge. when people have broadband they shop online, it is as simple as that. And the supply side from retailers is really just starting" said Roper. The IMRG expects 20 per cent of all retail purchases to be made over the internet by 2010.
The Sunday Telegraph 19th November 2006
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Having your logo included on Idlebuyer can be an easy way to direct potential customers to your website.We keep our website up to date, quick and easy to navigate and relevant to today's diverse and style conscious online shoppers. An inventive marketing strategy combined with creative advertising ensures that we attract as many 'ready to buy' customers as possible to our website... and onto yours.
Online sales in the UK will rise by 40 per cent to £42bn in 2007, up from £30bn in 2006 according to a leading internet research firm.
James Roper, the chief executive of IMRG, said that the expected 40 per cent growth in 2007 reflects rocketing broadband penetration and a growing acceptance of the internet as a secure method of shopping.
"More consumers are getting broadband. It is huge. when people have broadband they shop online, it is as simple as that. And the supply side from retailers is really just starting" said Roper. The IMRG expects 20 per cent of all retail purchases to be made over the internet by 2010.
The Sunday Telegraph 19th November 2006