Checkout abandonment costs Dutch merchants more than one sale
Checkout friction is quietly destroying customer lifetime valueA survey by payabl. puts a hard number on what too many merchants still treat as a minor inconvenience: 43% of shoppers across the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands say they will not return to a retailer...
Why 55% of shoppers abandon when their payment method is missing
Closing the gap between consumer payment expectations and retailer realityMore than half of consumers will walk away from a purchase simply because their preferred payment method is not available. That single statistic, drawn from Adyen’s retail research, should...
Half of shoppers say checkout is where retailers fail them most
Checkout friction is still the single biggest conversion killer in European retailA benchmark study covering actual shopping transactions across five European countries, including the Netherlands, has produced a number that every online merchant should pin to their...
How SSENSE cut checkout time by 70% and what it means for you
Checkout speed is not a technical metric, it is your conversion rateTwo retail operators speaking at NRF’s Big Show made a point that deserves more attention than it typically gets: by the time a customer reaches the checkout page, the hard work of persuasion is...Other articles
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