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August 14, 2018
Extent to Which US Retailers Use Select Offers and Opportunities on the Confirmation Page, July 2018 (% of respondents)
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Data was provided to eMarketer by Rokt.Methodology
Data is from the August 2018 Rokt report titled "They click buy. Now what?" 58 US retail professionals were surveyed online in July 2018. All respondents were actively involved in conversations impacting the customer purchase journey or involved in how to monetize the ecommerce transaction. Respondents primary business is retail chain/store (45%), travel/entertainment (3%) and virtual merchant/web retailer (52%). Respondents worked for companies with approximate annual ecommerce revenues of less than $10 million (41%), $10-$25 million (9%), $26-$100 million (17%), $101 million-$1 billion (22%) and greater than $1 billion (10%). Respondents identified their primary job function as ecommerce/mobile commerce (26%), executive/finance (36%), marketing (22%), sales/business development (10%) and other (5%).Sources
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Extent to Which US Retailers Use Select Offers and Opportunities on the Confirmation Page, July 2018 (% of respondents)Publication Date
August 14, 2018
