< p > according to the analysis of the Ofcom, British consumers spend an average of 1083 pounds per year online. The latest survey by Rakuten LinkShare found that almost 1/4 of the 26-35 year old male consumers in Britain spend about 900 pounds on the Internet every year to buy a target= "_blank" href= "http://m.pmae.cn/" > clothing > /a > (24%), that is, 83% of all online expenses are used to buy fashion related products. < /p >
< p > survey also shows the importance of mobile devices and digital access, because only 8% of British men prefer to shop on < a target= "_blank" href= "http://m.pmae.cn/" > shopping street < /a >, most of them choose to buy online fashion a target= "_blank" href= "target=" > clothing brand. More than half of the men (61%) said they would be very disappointed if the boutique brands did not offer online discounts. < /p >
< p > more than half of young British men say they will increase their desire to buy tickets because they receive coupons. Free delivery is also a big incentive, because about 1/4 of buyers say that if they need to pay their postage and packaging fees, they will greatly affect their desire to buy. 42% indicated that providing free delivery or discount is a great help in making purchase decisions. < /p >
< p > in addition, because of too many online shopping choices, 18-25 year old young men will be hesitant before buying decisions (48%). Among them, 36% will be influenced by friends and family members, and 1/5 (21%) will seek social media inspiration. One of every five young buyers will come up with fashion blogs to understand the latest trends in fashion. < /p >
< p > survey shows that if you want to attract British men to buy, you can use social media to interact directly with these buyers, and highlight their own fashion products, which are particularly attractive to these online shopping people. < /p >