Hungary subscribes: this is how subscription e-commerce changes our lives
Subscription e-commerce revolutionizes shopping, offering consumers greater savings, convenience, personalized offers and exclusive access. The new model not only enriches the customer experience, but also promotes the dynamic development of the domestic e-commerce market against the growing number of international competitors. In addition, it also brings significant economic and social benefits that contribute to the strengthening and sustainability of local economies.
A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable that we would not buy our favorite band’s album on CD or our favorite movie on DVD, but instead pay a monthly fee to service providers in order to access them at any time. With the subscription, music and movie streaming services turned the industry on its head. Business solutions similar to this can radically transform the world of e-commerce as we know it today.
All over the world, more and more people want the online stores to surprise them with what they want, rather than having to find the products for them. And this is an ever-growing business: according to data from The Business Research Company, in 2024 the global turnover of subscription e-commerce will be 330 billion, and a 66 percent expansion is expected in a single year.
Related news
Food and beverage innovation plunges nearly 50% since 2007: Mintel
The market research firm said about a quarter of items…
Read more >Árukereső.hu: this is what is bought here and in the region online during the heat wave
The summer heat is becoming more and more intense, and…
Read more >UN: ecommerce nowhere as established as in the Netherlands
No country in the world has as many internet users…
Read more >Related news
Valeo Foods Completes Acquisition Of Appalaches Nature
Valeo Foods Group has completed the acquisition of Appalaches Nature,…
Read more >Carrefour grows in France and Brazil, lags behind in rest of Europe
Carrefour says it is rather pleased with its financial results…
Read more >Food and beverage innovation plunges nearly 50% since 2007: Mintel
The market research firm said about a quarter of items…
Read more >