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Shopping Cart Abandonment Rates, Q4 2009 – Q3 2012 [CHART]

By David Erickson | February 4, 2013

Chart - Shopping Cart Abandonment Rates

Over the past four years shopping cart abandonment rates have run in the 60% range, meaning six in 10 shoppers who place items in a cart do not check out. Read the rest at eMarketer.

Posted in Consumer Attitudes, Consumer Behavior, eCommerce, Online Behavior and tagged eShopping, eTailing, Online Shopping, Retail Marketing, Shopping

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