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May 7, 2007 (updated June 1, 2007)

The Web's Impact On In-Store Sales: US Cross-Channel Sales Forecast, 2006 To 2012

by Tamara Mendelsohn

with Carrie Johnson, Brian Tesch

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Executive Summary

The Web channel is affecting stores at a growing rate as consumers embrace the benefits of the Internet and incorporate it into their lives and shopping habits. Forrester estimates that almost $400 billion of store sales — or 16% of total retail sales — are directly influenced by the Web as consumers research products online and purchase them offline. This will grow at a 17% CAGR over the next five years, resulting in more than $1 trillion of store sales by 2012.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • The Web Fuels More Than Just Online Sales
  • Online Research Will Affect More Than $1 Trillion Of Store Sales

WHAT IT MEANS

  • eCommerce Executives Should Stake Their Claim
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Features

Feature Forecast: US Cross-Channel Sales, 2006-2012

Feature Forecast: US Cross-Channel Sales By Retail Category, 2006-2012

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