Report: February Ecommerce Sales Up 10% Over Last Year, Outperforming US Retail Sales

According to Custora’s latest reports, last month’s ecommerce revenue climbed 10 percent over February, 2013. The growth in online sales represents a significant increase compared to overall US retail sales which Custora says grew a meager 1.5 percent compared to last February. Tracking over 100 US retailers and 70 million shoppers, the report revealed transactions […]

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According to Custora’s latest reports, last month’s ecommerce revenue climbed 10 percent over February, 2013.

The growth in online sales represents a significant increase compared to overall US retail sales which Custora says grew a meager 1.5 percent compared to last February.

Tracking over 100 US retailers and 70 million shoppers, the report revealed transactions were also up 12 percent year-over-year, along with average order value which experienced a slight one-percent growth rate.

Custora’s numbers show mobile ecommerce continues to grow, with purchases made on smartphones and tablets climbing from 14 percent in 2013 to 19.5 percent this year:

Mobile ecommerce continued its strong growth in February, increasing its share of the total ecommerce pie by 45 percent over 2013.

2014 Ecommerce Sales Compared to 2013:

Custora ecommerce stats Feb 2014


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