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Increased uptake of click-and-collect appears to be one contributor to the sustained high growth rates in e-commerce. And there is far to go: click-and-collect will make up less than 2% of all retail sales this year. Further innovations such as more click-and-collect hubs and drive-through services can offer the convenience that shoppers are demanding.
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Table of Content
Introduction
Definitions
Financial definitions
VAT
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
The market
Market factors
Companies and innovations
Market leaders
Third-party collection services
Retailers
The consumer
Who uses click-and-collect and what do they buy?
Trend Application
Trend: Transumers
Trend: FSTR HYPR
Mintel futures: Old Gold
Issues and Insights
The impact on online shopping
Different drivers for different categories
Different drivers for different shoppers
Will shoppers pay to use collection services?
Convenience versus experience
Innovations can enhance convenience further
Market Size
Key points
Click-and-collect accounts for 15% of online retail
By unit volumes
By type of service: In-store collection continues to dominate
Market Leaders
Key points
Next leads the pack
Figure 20: Share of click-and-collect market accounted for by major retailers, 2014
Indications of performance
Leading Online Retailers’ Collection Services
Key points
Who’s Innovating?
Key points
Third-party click-and-collect stores
Cool lockers
Cool stores
Collection on the move
Car boot sales
National post operators embrace click-and-collect
Cross-retail partnerships
Reverse Click-and-collect
Case Studies
Amazon Lockers
What it is
What we think
The Consumer – Who Uses Click-and-Collect and What Do They Buy?
Key points
What we asked
A third use click-and-collect
The Consumer –...