United Kingdom Delivery Saver Schemes Report 2018 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

The "Delivery Saver Schemes in the UK - 2018" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

"Delivery Saver Schemes in the UK - 2018", report forms part of the Retail Channel series, and offers a comprehensive insight into the consumer dynamics and spending habits of consumers that subscribe to food & non-food delivery saver schemes. The report analyses the two types of delivery schemes including their usage at various retailers and consumer attitudes.

While the percentage of consumers subscribing to food & grocery delivery saver schemes has increased significantly across all age groups, younger shoppers have driven the increase over the past year with penetration up 14.1 ppts to 41.7% among 15-24 year olds.

Penetration of non-food delivery saver schemes is still lower than that of schemes offered by food & grocery retailers - 35.1% of online food & grocery shoppers signed up to food & grocery schemes versus 28.0% of non-food online shoppers for non-food delivery saver schemes.

Scope

  • For most retailers, the average price of a non-food delivery schemes is 10, however for those such as New Look, Next and MandM Direct, that charge 20 per year, a delivery saver scheme must offer something additional to warrant the higher price.
  • Male online shoppers drove uptake of non-food delivery saver schemes with penetration rising 7.6 ppts to 30.0% in 2018 versus female shopper penetration which rose 4.0 ppts to 26.0%.
  • Grocers struggle to make their delivery saver schemes profitable given the high cost per delivery but retailers cannot afford to be without a scheme as it will put them at a disadvantage to their competitors.

Reasons to Buy

  • Use our in-depth consumer insight to learn how delivery saver schemes can impact consumer shopping habits and ensure that your delivery options meet the needs of shoppers.
  • Understand what drives consumers to subscribe to a delivery saver scheme, such as how much consumers are willing to spend on these options in order to maximise sales potential.
  • Use our in-depth analysis of the leading retailers that offer delivery saver schemes in order to understand how to appeal shoppers and maximise uptake of these services.

Key Topics Covered:

  1. Headlines
  2. Who subscribes
  3. Who subscribes by retailer
  4. Who subscribes by type of scheme
  5. How people shop
  6. Why people shop
  7. Food & grocery delivery saver scheme specifications
  8. Non-food delivery saver schemes
  9. Who subscribes
  10. Who subscribes by retailer
  11. How people shop
  12. Why people shop
  13. Non-food delivery saver scheme specifications
  14. Appendix

Companies Mentioned

  • Tesco
  • ASDA
  • Amazon
  • Amazon Fresh
  • Morrisons
  • Ocado
  • Sainsbury's
  • ASOS
  • Amazon Prime
  • Argos
  • H&M
  • John Lewis
  • New Look
  • Next
  • MandM Direct
  • JD Sports
  • Topman
  • Superdry
  • Charles Tyrwhitt
  • Boohoo
  • Missguided
  • The Perfume Shop
  • PrettyLittleThing
  • Simply Be
  • Feelunique
  • Selfridges
  • Jacamo
  • Oasis
  • Public Desire
  • Marks & Spencer
  • Boots
  • Debenhams
  • Sports Direct
  • Superdrug
  • Very.co.uk
  • Topshop

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