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Online sales in the UK grew by just 6.7% in 2019, delivering the lowest annual performance seen on record, but a Q4 surge could signal a bounce back for 2020, new data has revealed.
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69 published items with the word (s) or phrase IMRG in News, Trends, Videos, Photo galleries, Agenda and sorted by "date descending".
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![]( "UK e-tail picked up in December, but sector missed 2019 growth forecast")
UK e-tail picked up in December, but sector missed 2019 growth forecast -
![]( "November's fashion and beauty e-sales soar as discounts drive shopping frenzy")
November's fashion and beauty e-sales soar as discounts drive shopping frenzyFashion and beauty were among the winners in November as online sales surged. But it looks like sales were achieved at the expense of margins as online-only retailers launched very deep discounts.
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![]( "Footfall to drop again on Black Friday says Springboard")
Footfall to drop again on Black Friday says SpringboardPhysical stores expecting a Black Friday weekend boost might be disappointed with specialist tracking company Springboard predicting a 4.5% drop in footfall on the day itself and a 4.4% fall for the three-day weekend.
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![]( "Pureplays and smartphones are biggest e-tail winners in worst October ever")
Pureplays and smartphones are biggest e-tail winners in worst October everOctober saw its worst online sales rise ever and although fashion sales were up, discounting was key. Meanwhile, smartphone shopping continued to advance.
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![]( "IMRG pessimistic on Black Friday spending season online")
IMRG pessimistic on Black Friday spending season onlineIMRG thinks Black Friday and December online spending will be weak in the UK as shopper confidence is low and the signs so far are that discounts will rule.
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![]( "Consumers turned to secondhand, but new fashion struggled online in September")
Consumers turned to secondhand, but new fashion struggled online in SeptemberCharity initiatives aiming to get consumers buying secondhand rather than new may have hurt e-fashion sales last month, a new report shows, but a final resolution to Brexit might release some pent-up demand.
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![]( "UK e-sales suffer in August but menswear and shoes power ahead")
UK e-sales suffer in August but menswear and shoes power aheadWe've already heard from the UK's statistics body that e-sales in August were weak and now the key specialist tracking report that monitors such sales has confirmed the weakness, although fashion looked strong
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![]( "H1 e-tail growth slows in UK, but fashion stays positive")
H1 e-tail growth slows in UK, but fashion stays positiveThe first half of 2019 saw slower growth in online sales and while beauty and clothing were both up, lingerie sales suffered, falling almost 9%.
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![]( "Fashion flourishes online in June as sales rise, but markdowns are crucial")
Fashion flourishes online in June as sales rise, but markdowns are crucialThe news about UK retail in June may have been largely bleak but it seems that e-tail sales “bounced back” last month with the latest IMRG Capgemini eRetail Sales Index on Thursday showing retail sales up 8.5%.
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![]( "UK e-retail sales look weak, fashion suffers, mobile shopping rises")
UK e-retail sales look weak, fashion suffers, mobile shopping risesIt was a tough month for womenswear, menswear and footwear in May as UK online retail sales for all categories went into reverse, the comparable figures having been skewed by the mini boom of a year ago.
