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1. Fashion & Lifestyle
Sunglassesindia.com
Brandsndeals.com
Majorbrands.in
Pantaloons,
Shoppersstop.com,
Inkfruit.com,
UtsavSarees.com
Globus
Zovi.com
BagsKart.com
Fetise.com
Orosilber.com
Violetbag.com
Bags109.com
Myntra.com
Elitify.com

2. Custom designed T-shirt, mug, calendar etc
Myntra.com,
Zoomin.com,
Snapfish.in,
Picsquare.com
3. Footwear
Yebhi.com,
Metro Shoes
Bata Shoes
BeStylish
Goodsneakerspace.com
4. Babies, Kids,Mothercare
Hushbabies.com,
Firstcry.com,
BalGopal.com,
Kidloo.com
Babyoye.com
MyBabyCart.com
Hoopos.com
Wowkart.com
Babyproducts.co.in
5. Gifts, cakes etc.
Infibeam.com,
Fernsnpetals.com,
IndianGiftsPortal.com,
Talash.com
GlimGifts.com
Giftsandlifestyle.com
Arteecraftee.com
Onamgifts.com
fngstore.com
Ganeshchaturthigifts.com
Janmashtamigifts.com
6. Books
Flipkart.com,
Landmarkonthenet.com,
A1books.co.in
Bookchums.com
7. Chocolates, Sweets and bakery items
Mithaimate.com
Justrufs.com
8. Artwork auction
Saffronart.com
9. Movie ticket booking
Bookmyshow.com
PVRCinemas.com
10. Rent a movie
BigFlix.com,
Seventymm.com
11. Online travel ticketing and hotel booking
Irctc.co.in,
Redbus.in,
MakeMyTrip.com,
Yatra.com,
TripAdvisor.in,
ClearTrip.com,
Travelguru.com,
Expedia.co.in,
Ezeego1.co.in,
Ixigo.com,
TravelMasti.com,
Hotels.com
Via.com
Travelchacha.com
12. Airlines portals
Goindigo.in,
Indian Airlines,
Jetlite.com,
Flykingfisher.com,
Goair.in,
Spicejet.com,
Jetairways
13. B2C ( Multiple products )
Ebay.in,
IndiaTimes,
Rediff Shopping,
Bigbazar,
Homeshop18.com,
Shop.zapak.com,
Shop.in.com,
Tradeus.in,
Indiaplaza.in,
Egully.com,
20north.com
Timtara.com
YepmeShopping.com
Bigadda.com
BrandsKnot.com
Bevyshop.com
OnlineBuy99.com
FutureBazaar.com
DiscountBox.in (Discounted Offers)
Buytheprice.com
Mallxs.com
Shopclues.com
Ezmaal.com
Goodlife.com
Jabong.com
Junglee.com
Pepperfry.com
Seventymm.com
14. Deal a day
SnapDeal.com,
Dealsandyou.com,
Mydala.com,
Koovs.com,
Grabbon.com,
BindaasBargain.com,
Taggle.com,
SoSasta.com,
Dealivore.com
Grako.in
Dealsonline4u.com
Bagittoday.com
99labels.com
Fashionandyou.com
Timesdeal.com
Rediff-DealHoJaye
Dealface.com
DealYantra.com
Buzzintown Deals
DealsNow (For Corporates)
Dealbharat.in
Indiandailydeals.com
Bestdeals4u.in
BundleBaazi.com
Discountbox.in
Slickindia.com
Dealbajar.com
15. Electronics, Gadgets, Watches, Phones
Dell.co.in,
Ezone,
EDigiWorld,
BitFang.com
Letsbuy.com
LootSpot.com
Next.co.in
LetsBuyProducts.com
WatchKart.com
Gizmeup.com
Atrightprice.com
Bulbtiger.com
Theitdepot.com
16.  Jewellery
Caratlane.com,
Suratdiamond.com
Ddamas.co.in
TrendySouk.com
Jewelfunk.com
Jpearls.com
17. Lingerie
Straps and Strings,
Ngal Originals, 
Victoria’s Secret India
18. Sports
Playgroundonline.com
Esportsbuy.com
Sportegenie.com
19. Health, Fitness, Beauty, Wellness, Eye
Health Shoppe
Urbantouch
Snapittoday
LensKart.com
Spectglasses.com
Snapittoday.com
Tellushealth.com
20. Perfumes
Perfume2Order
Beautymart.in
PerfumesDirect
21. Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits
AaramShop.com
Mandifresh
Mygrahak.com
22. Real Estate
Groffr.com
23. Pets Commerce
Dogspot.in 

24. Tools, home & garden category

 Machpowertools.com

25. Cab Rental

Getmecab.com
Taxiforsure.com
Olacabs.com
Savaari.com

26. Carpool Sites

Zinghopper.inPoolmycar.in

26. Automobile Industry
okloot.com
carkhana.com
27.  Furniture, Furnishings, Home Decor
Housefull
Fabfurnish.com
UrbanLadder
Roomstory.com
IndusCraft
IndiaCircus
New do

1. Flipkart.Com

2. Myntra.Com

3. Jabong.Com

4. Snapdeal.Com

5. ShopClues.com

New do

E-commerce in India

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

India had an internet users base of about 354 million as of June 2015^[1] and is expected to cross 500 million in 2016.^[2] Despite being the second-largest userbase in world, only behind China (650 million, 48% of population), the penetration of e-commerce is low compared to markets like the United States (266 million, 84%), or France (54 M, 81%), but is growing at an unprecedented rate, adding around 6 million new entrants every month.^[3] The industry consensus is that growth is at an inflection point.^[4]
In India, cash on delivery is the most preferred payment method, accumulating 75% of the e-retail activities.^[5] Demand for international consumer products (including long-tail items) is growing much faster than in-country supply from authorised distributors and e-commerce offerings.
In 2015, the largest e-commerce companies in India were Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon India, and Paytm.^[6]

Contents

• 1 Market size and growth
• 2 Closures
• 3 Infrastructure
• 4 Funding
• 5 Niche retailers
• 6 See also
• 7 References

Market size and growth

India's e-commerce market was worth about $3.9 billion in 2009, it went up to $12.6 billion in 2013. In 2013, the e-retail segment was worth US$2.3 billion. About 70% of India's e-commerce market is travel related.^[7] According to Google India, there were 35 million online shoppers in India in 2014 Q1 and is expected to cross 100 million mark by end of year 2016.^[8] CAGR vis-à-vis a global growth rate of 8–10%. Electronics and Apparel are the biggest categories in terms of sales.
According to a study conducted by the Internet and Mobile Association of India, the e-commerce sector is estimated to reach Rs. 211,005 crore by December 2016. The study also stated that online travel accounts for 61% of the e-commerce market.^[9]
According to a study done by Indian Institute of eCommerce, by 2020 India is expected to generate $100 billion online retail revenue out of which $35 billion will be through fashion e-commerce. Online apparel sales are set to grow four times in coming years.^[10]
India's retail market is estimated at $470 billion in 2011 and is expected to grow to $675 Bn by 2016 and $850 billion by 2020, – estimated CAGR of 10%..^[11] According to Forrester, the e-commerce market in India is set to grow the fastest within the Asia-Pacific Region at a CAGR of over 57% between 2012–16.^[12]
As per "India Goes Digital",^[13] a report by Avendus Capital, the Indian e-commerce market is estimated at Rs 28,500 Crore ($6.3 billion) for the year 2011. Online travel constitutes a sizable portion (87%) of this market today. Online travel market in India had a growth rate of 22% over the next 4 years and reach Rs 54,800 crore ($12.2 billion) in size by 2015. Indian e-tailing industry is estimated at Rs 3,600 crore (US$800 million) in 2011 and estimated to grow to Rs 53,000 crore ($11.8 billion) in 2015.
Overall e-commerce market had reached Rs 1,07,800 crores (US$24 billion) by the year 2015 with both online travel and e-tailing contributing equally. Another big segment in e-commerce is mobile/DTH recharge with nearly 1 million transactions daily by operator websites.^{[citation needed]}
A new sector in e-commerce is online medicine, selling complementary and alternative medicine or prescription medicine online. There are no dedicated online pharmacy laws in India and it is permissible to sell prescription medicine online with a legitimate license.^{[citation needed]}
Online sales of luxury products like jewellery also increased over the years. Most of the retail brands have also started entering into the market and they expect at least 20% sales through online in next 2–3 years.^[14]

Closures

Though the sector has witnessed tremendous growth and is expected to grow, many e-commerce ventures have faced tremendous pressure to ensure cash flows. But it has not worked out for all the e-commerce websites. Many of them like Dhingana, IndiaPlaza.in, Rock.in, Seventy MM amongst others had to close down ^[15] or change their business models to survive.^[16]

Infrastructure

There are many hosting companies working in India but most^{[citation needed]} of them are not suitable for eCommerce hosting purpose, because they are providing much less secure and threat protected shared hosting. eCommerce demand highly secure, stable and protected hosting.^{[citation needed]} Trends are changing with some of eCommerce companies starting to offer SaaS for hosting web stores with minimal one time costs.
India has got its own version of Cyber Monday known as Great Online Shopping Festival which started in December 2012, when Google India partnered with e-commerce companies including Flipkart, HomeShop18, Snapdeal, Indiatimes shopping and Makemytrip. "Cyber Monday" is a term coined in the USA for the Monday coming after Black Friday, which is the Friday after Thanksgiving Day.^[17] Most recent GOSF Great Online Shopping Festival was held during Dec 10 to 12, 2014.
In early June 2013, Amazon.com launched their Amazon India marketplace without any marketing campaigns. In July 2014, Amazon had said it will invest $2 billion (Rs 12,000 crore) in India to expand business, after its largest Indian rival Flipkart announced $1 billion in funding. In June 2016, Amazon agreed to invest another $3 billion to further pressure rivals Flipkart & Snapdeal^[18] Amazon has also entered grocery segment with its Kirana now in bangalore and is also planning to enter in various other cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai and faces stiff competition with Indian startups.^[19] A large proportion of traffic towards e-commerce sites is driven by coupon sites. In July 2014, CouponChaska.com, a coupon and offers site partnered with some of the largest Indian e-commerce sites including Amazon and Flipkart. It provides a listing of deals from various Indian online stores for free. Alternatively, the site offers mobile recharges to users on each purchase.^[20][21]

Funding

Examples of venture capital firms having invested in e-commerce companies in India are as follows: Flipkart.com raised about USD 2.3 billion.^[22] On 10 July 2013, Flipkart announced it had received $200 million from existing investors Tiger Global, Naspers, Accel Partners, and ICONIQ Capital, and an additional $160 million from Dragoneer Investment Group, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Sofina, Vulcan Inc. and more from Tiger Global.^[23]
In February 2014, online fashion retailer Myntra.com raised $50 million from a group of investors led by Premji Invest, the investment company floated by Azim Premji, Chairman of Wipro. May 2014 also witnessed an acquisition of Myntra by Flipkart reportedly for ₹2,000 crores.^[24]
In September 2015, PepperTap raised $36 million from Snapdeal and others.^[25]

Niche retailers

The spread of e-commerce has led to the rise of several niche players who largely specialize their products around a specific theme. As many as 1,06,086 websites are registered daily and more than 25% are for niche businesses.^[26]
During 2014, Royal Enfield sold 200 bikes of special series Online.^[27]
Online apparel is one of the more popular verticals, which along with computers and consumer electronics make up 42% of the total retail e-commerce sales.^[28] Niche online merchandising brands like Headbanger's Merch, Redwolf and No Nasties partner with and even help sustain independent musicians.^[29] Some established brands like Arvind are now creating clothing lines just for the e-commerce markets.^[30] Some of the bigger online retailer like VoxPop Clothing have secured multiple rounds of funding, the last round raising $1 million from Blume Ventures in 2014.^[31]
As these niche businesses get popular, they are slowly getting acquired by the big players. BabyOye was acquired by Mahindra Retail, part of the $17 billion Mahindra Group.^[32] Ekstop was acquired by the Godrej Group to complement their offline chain of Nature's Basket stores.^[33]

See also

• Direct imports
• Disintermediation
• E-commerce

References

1.  

·  "India’s internet user base 354 million, registers 17% growth in first 6 months of 2015: IAMAI report". timesofindia-economictimes. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Internet users in India to cross 500 mn in 2016: Prasad". Business Standard. 5 May 2016. Retrieved 23 May 2016.

·  ·  "Online shoppers in India". timesofindia.indiatimes/tech. 2014-11-20. Retrieved 2015-03-25.

·  ·  "Indian e-commerce at inflection point?". Vccircle.com. 2010-08-19. Retrieved 2013-07-04.

·  ·  "In COD we trust". translatemedia.com. 2015-02-06. Retrieved 2015-03-24.

·  ·  "Etail giants like Snapdeal, Amazon lose market share in 2015; small etailers emerge as real winners". The Economic Times. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  Evolution of e-commerce in India, PwC, 2014.

·  ·  "Online shoppers in India to cross 100 million by 2016: Study". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Online travel accounts for 61% of Indian ecommerce: IAMAI-IMRB study". MediaNama. 8 June 2016. Retrieved 18 June 2016.

·  ·  PTI. "India’s fashion e-retail market to touch $35 bn by 2020: Google". Mint. Retrieved 2016-03-13.

·  ·  "Ecommerce in India Infographics - Host & Soft". Host & Soft. Retrieved 2017-04-07.

·  ·  "Asia Pacific Online Retail Forecast, 2011 To 2016," Forrester Research Inc. Zia Daniell Wigder, with Steven Noble, Vikram Sehgal and Lily Varon.

·  ·  "404" (PDF). Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "CaratLane in talks with US-based online stores for acquisition". timesofindia-economictimes. Retrieved 2016-04-05.

·  ·  "Discounts backfire; many e-com ventures shut shop". Business Standard. 26 February 2014. Retrieved 9 December 2014.

·  ·  "Latest e-commerce shut downs and acquisitions in India". 17 May 2014. Retrieved 4 January 2015.

·  ·  "Google partners e-commerce sites for 'Cyber Monday' on December 12". Economic Times. 4 December 2012. Retrieved 31 December 2012.

·  ·  "Amazon plans $3 billion investment in India to challenge Flipkart, Snapdeal". CNBC. 25 Jun 2016.

·  ·  "E – Commerce and its evolution in India | Devmantra". Retrieved 2016-04-28.

·  ·  "About Us: CouponChaska". CouponChaska. Futinno Internet Pvt Ltd. (India). Retrieved 8 March 2017.

·  ·  Gore, Dipti. "Coupon, offers and deal listing website CouponChaska.com promises to get you the best deal!". TechStory. TechStory Media Pvt. Ltd. (India). Retrieved 8 March 2017.

·  ·  "Fund-raise values Flipkart at $10 billion". Times of India. 24 Nov 2014.

·  ·  "Flipkart raises $160M more from Morgan Stanley, Vulcan Capital, Tiger Global, others". VCCIRCLE.

·  ·  "Flipkart acquires Myntra". The Times of India. 22 May 2014. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "PepperTap raises $36 million in fresh round of funding, led by Snapdeal". The Economic Times. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "E-commerce: Niche online ventures going where biggies of Amazon, Flipkart can’t". The Financial Express. 28 April 2015. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Royal Enfield’s ‘Despatch’ sold out in 26 minutes". The Hindu. 2015-07-15. ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved 2016-04-27.

·  ·  "Assocham India". Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Sahil Makhija: “At some point, a T-shirt will always outweigh a CD”". Rolling Stone India. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  Suneera Tandon. "Arvind lines up select brands for online retail". Mint. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "VoxPop Clothing raises $1 million to expand portfolio with higher margins". timesofindia-economictimes. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Mahindra Retail to integrate e-commerce business to single platform". timesofindia-economictimes. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  Sapna Agarwal. "Godrej Nature’s Basket buys online grocer Ekstop.com". Mint. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

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E-commerce in India

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

India had an internet users base of about 354 million as of June 2015^[1] and is expected to cross 500 million in 2016.^[2] Despite being the second-largest userbase in world, only behind China (650 million, 48% of population), the penetration of e-commerce is low compared to markets like the United States (266 million, 84%), or France (54 M, 81%), but is growing at an unprecedented rate, adding around 6 million new entrants every month.^[3] The industry consensus is that growth is at an inflection point.^[4]
In India, cash on delivery is the most preferred payment method, accumulating 75% of the e-retail activities.^[5] Demand for international consumer products (including long-tail items) is growing much faster than in-country supply from authorised distributors and e-commerce offerings.
In 2015, the largest e-commerce companies in India were Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon India, and Paytm.^[6]

Contents

• 1 Market size and growth
• 2 Closures
• 3 Infrastructure
• 4 Funding
• 5 Niche retailers
• 6 See also
• 7 References

Market size and growth

India's e-commerce market was worth about $3.9 billion in 2009, it went up to $12.6 billion in 2013. In 2013, the e-retail segment was worth US$2.3 billion. About 70% of India's e-commerce market is travel related.^[7] According to Google India, there were 35 million online shoppers in India in 2014 Q1 and is expected to cross 100 million mark by end of year 2016.^[8] CAGR vis-à-vis a global growth rate of 8–10%. Electronics and Apparel are the biggest categories in terms of sales.
According to a study conducted by the Internet and Mobile Association of India, the e-commerce sector is estimated to reach Rs. 211,005 crore by December 2016. The study also stated that online travel accounts for 61% of the e-commerce market.^[9]
According to a study done by Indian Institute of eCommerce, by 2020 India is expected to generate $100 billion online retail revenue out of which $35 billion will be through fashion e-commerce. Online apparel sales are set to grow four times in coming years.^[10]
India's retail market is estimated at $470 billion in 2011 and is expected to grow to $675 Bn by 2016 and $850 billion by 2020, – estimated CAGR of 10%..^[11] According to Forrester, the e-commerce market in India is set to grow the fastest within the Asia-Pacific Region at a CAGR of over 57% between 2012–16.^[12]
As per "India Goes Digital",^[13] a report by Avendus Capital, the Indian e-commerce market is estimated at Rs 28,500 Crore ($6.3 billion) for the year 2011. Online travel constitutes a sizable portion (87%) of this market today. Online travel market in India had a growth rate of 22% over the next 4 years and reach Rs 54,800 crore ($12.2 billion) in size by 2015. Indian e-tailing industry is estimated at Rs 3,600 crore (US$800 million) in 2011 and estimated to grow to Rs 53,000 crore ($11.8 billion) in 2015.
Overall e-commerce market had reached Rs 1,07,800 crores (US$24 billion) by the year 2015 with both online travel and e-tailing contributing equally. Another big segment in e-commerce is mobile/DTH recharge with nearly 1 million transactions daily by operator websites.^{[citation needed]}
A new sector in e-commerce is online medicine, selling complementary and alternative medicine or prescription medicine online. There are no dedicated online pharmacy laws in India and it is permissible to sell prescription medicine online with a legitimate license.^{[citation needed]}
Online sales of luxury products like jewellery also increased over the years. Most of the retail brands have also started entering into the market and they expect at least 20% sales through online in next 2–3 years.^[14]

Closures

Though the sector has witnessed tremendous growth and is expected to grow, many e-commerce ventures have faced tremendous pressure to ensure cash flows. But it has not worked out for all the e-commerce websites. Many of them like Dhingana, IndiaPlaza.in, Rock.in, Seventy MM amongst others had to close down ^[15] or change their business models to survive.^[16]

Infrastructure

There are many hosting companies working in India but most^{[citation needed]} of them are not suitable for eCommerce hosting purpose, because they are providing much less secure and threat protected shared hosting. eCommerce demand highly secure, stable and protected hosting.^{[citation needed]} Trends are changing with some of eCommerce companies starting to offer SaaS for hosting web stores with minimal one time costs.
India has got its own version of Cyber Monday known as Great Online Shopping Festival which started in December 2012, when Google India partnered with e-commerce companies including Flipkart, HomeShop18, Snapdeal, Indiatimes shopping and Makemytrip. "Cyber Monday" is a term coined in the USA for the Monday coming after Black Friday, which is the Friday after Thanksgiving Day.^[17] Most recent GOSF Great Online Shopping Festival was held during Dec 10 to 12, 2014.
In early June 2013, Amazon.com launched their Amazon India marketplace without any marketing campaigns. In July 2014, Amazon had said it will invest $2 billion (Rs 12,000 crore) in India to expand business, after its largest Indian rival Flipkart announced $1 billion in funding. In June 2016, Amazon agreed to invest another $3 billion to further pressure rivals Flipkart & Snapdeal^[18] Amazon has also entered grocery segment with its Kirana now in bangalore and is also planning to enter in various other cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai and faces stiff competition with Indian startups.^[19] A large proportion of traffic towards e-commerce sites is driven by coupon sites. In July 2014, CouponChaska.com, a coupon and offers site partnered with some of the largest Indian e-commerce sites including Amazon and Flipkart. It provides a listing of deals from various Indian online stores for free. Alternatively, the site offers mobile recharges to users on each purchase.^[20][21]

Funding

Examples of venture capital firms having invested in e-commerce companies in India are as follows: Flipkart.com raised about USD 2.3 billion.^[22] On 10 July 2013, Flipkart announced it had received $200 million from existing investors Tiger Global, Naspers, Accel Partners, and ICONIQ Capital, and an additional $160 million from Dragoneer Investment Group, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Sofina, Vulcan Inc. and more from Tiger Global.^[23]
In February 2014, online fashion retailer Myntra.com raised $50 million from a group of investors led by Premji Invest, the investment company floated by Azim Premji, Chairman of Wipro. May 2014 also witnessed an acquisition of Myntra by Flipkart reportedly for ₹2,000 crores.^[24]
In September 2015, PepperTap raised $36 million from Snapdeal and others.^[25]

Niche retailers

The spread of e-commerce has led to the rise of several niche players who largely specialize their products around a specific theme. As many as 1,06,086 websites are registered daily and more than 25% are for niche businesses.^[26]
During 2014, Royal Enfield sold 200 bikes of special series Online.^[27]
Online apparel is one of the more popular verticals, which along with computers and consumer electronics make up 42% of the total retail e-commerce sales.^[28] Niche online merchandising brands like Headbanger's Merch, Redwolf and No Nasties partner with and even help sustain independent musicians.^[29] Some established brands like Arvind are now creating clothing lines just for the e-commerce markets.^[30] Some of the bigger online retailer like VoxPop Clothing have secured multiple rounds of funding, the last round raising $1 million from Blume Ventures in 2014.^[31]
As these niche businesses get popular, they are slowly getting acquired by the big players. BabyOye was acquired by Mahindra Retail, part of the $17 billion Mahindra Group.^[32] Ekstop was acquired by the Godrej Group to complement their offline chain of Nature's Basket stores.^[33]

See also

• Direct imports
• Disintermediation
• E-commerce

References

1.  

·  "India’s internet user base 354 million, registers 17% growth in first 6 months of 2015: IAMAI report". timesofindia-economictimes. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Internet users in India to cross 500 mn in 2016: Prasad". Business Standard. 5 May 2016. Retrieved 23 May 2016.

·  ·  "Online shoppers in India". timesofindia.indiatimes/tech. 2014-11-20. Retrieved 2015-03-25.

·  ·  "Indian e-commerce at inflection point?". Vccircle.com. 2010-08-19. Retrieved 2013-07-04.

·  ·  "In COD we trust". translatemedia.com. 2015-02-06. Retrieved 2015-03-24.

·  ·  "Etail giants like Snapdeal, Amazon lose market share in 2015; small etailers emerge as real winners". The Economic Times. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  Evolution of e-commerce in India, PwC, 2014.

·  ·  "Online shoppers in India to cross 100 million by 2016: Study". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 May 2016.

·  ·  "Online travel accounts for 61% of Indian ecommerce: IAMAI-IMRB study". MediaNama. 8 June 2016. Retrieved 18 June 2016.

·  ·  PTI. "India’s fashion e-retail market to touch $35 bn by 2020: Google". Mint. Retrieved 2016-03-13.

·  ·  "Ecommerce in India Infographics - Host & Soft". Host & Soft. Retrieved 2017-04-07.

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Top Ten Courier Companies in India for Ecommerce Websites

Posted on November 18, 2014

With E-commerce websites fast on the rise, courier service companies have also seen a sudden increase in their numbers. Delivering the shipments on time is one of the biggest part E-commerce services.
Every E-commerce website is always on the lookout for a good delivery service that will deliver its products at reasonable rates. However, with so many companies it is hard to pick out a logistics services that is reasonable as well as covers the most ground and has the highest success rate.
India is currently the hotspot for e-commerce services. With websites like Flipkart, Jabong and Myntra gaining recognition on a national level, it is only a matter of time when E-commerce takes over online retail in India. E-commerce has gained such widespread recognition that even Amazon has opened its doors for India.
Here is a list of some of the best logistics services in the Indian subcontinent that will help you to pick out a delivery service that will fit well with your requirements.
How to pick courier companies:
Picking a courier option for an e-commerce website is one of the toughest decisions that business owners have to make. The sad truth of the matter is that there is no one size fits all solutions for this problem.
The size of every company, their delivery rate and their budget everything is different. As finding the perfect solution can get a little tricky, in most cases the hit and trial method is the best way to get hooked with the right service. However, a little knowledge about the many game players in the field can also make it easy for you to pick out a service.
The main options for Ecommerce retailers:
As far as options are concerned Ecommerce retailers have a total of three main options. These options are:
       1. Creating your own logistics division
Charming as the idea may sound; it is also the priciest one as it would also require a hefty investment on your part. While the option of having one’s own logistics division does have its perks, which are

• Complete control over how the products get delivered.
• Increases the faith of customer’s in your brand as they see that you take full responsibility of all your interactions with them.

But the fact remains the same; it is a very hefty investment. Not only do you need a lot of capital but you also require a lot of warehouse space spread all over the area where you plan to begin your deliveries from.
Even the biggest of all Ecommerce companies, Amazon has not been able to create its own logistics division.
Flipkart, India’s biggest online retailer began with its logistics division in the year 2010 at a time when the company had already gained a stable footing all over India. Flipkart’s Ekart logistics division has even started offering its logistics services to other Ecommerce competitors in the market.
      2. Giving all responsibility to a third party service
If you don’t have the capital or the space to invest in a plan then, you can hand over the complete logistics department to well-recognized courier companies. In order to do that, you need first check their track record with different companies.
It is best go for companies that provide reasonable rates and have a stable track record.  The only drawback of this option is for ecommerce stores that have just started out and have a low volume of deliveries, they end up getting billed heavily. This automatically has an impact on their profit margins.
      3. To work jointly with a third party Service
To work jointly with a third party service is like taking up their services on a loan. You will have to talk to them separately and come up with a deal depending upon the amount of expected deliveries that you plan to make on a monthly or yearly basis.

1. India Post Service







Yes, this may come as a shock to many, but the India Post is without a doubt one of the most reliable Ecommerce delivery service to date. They have the highest coverage and maximum reliability that has been vouched for by their years of service.
Currently, no other service can beat them on the grounds which they cover. Even in terms of cost they are as affordable as a logistics service can get. Their pick up costs are nil for consignments that are below 35 kg.

Services	Ratings
Pickup facility	Beyond Average
Rates	Rs. 30 to 90/ 500 gms depending on the location
Deliverable Area	Covers the most area among its competitors
Service	Extremely Satisfactory
Tracking Shipment	Extremely Accurate

For customers who have just started out with their Ecommerce business, India Post Logistics service is the Holy Grail.

2. FedEx







Here’s the thing with FedEx, it has an excellent delivery service and fairly competitive prices in the areas it does provide its services. However, the fact that its coverage area is comparatively less FedEx may not be a reliable candidate for Ecommerce websites that plan to depend solely on it and no other courier services for the purposes of logistics.
A plus point however is the fact that the same account can be used for the purposes of expansions to international spaces as well. And when it comes to international services FedEx is pretty much unbeatable.

Services	Ratings
Coverage Area	6/10
Shipping Rates	32-72/kg or 70-24/kg depending on the serviceable area
COD	Yes, around Rs 250 on waybill amount
Tracking	7/10
International Facilities	Yes
Integration with Shiprocket	Yes

  
3. First Flight








Established in the year 1986, First Flight currently has an audience base of 17000 plus employees. They currently serve over 220 countries and have over ten offices spread across the globe.

Services	Ratings
Coverage Area	4500 pin codes all over India
Shipping Rates	Rs. 35/ 500 gms
COD	Yes
Tracking	Yes
International Facilities	No
Integration with Shiprocket	Yes

4. DTDC







DTDC has been providing its services since the year 1990. They currently have a network of over 10,000 pin codes spread all over the country.  Although, DTDC originated from India it has expanded to a level that, it currently provides its services to over 240 other countries.
However, in terms of its services and expenses it is not an option that small businesses can afford. Considering the charges that they offer reports of untimely deliveries and loss of shipments has made them a somewhat unreliable logistics partner in the Ecommerce industry.

Services	Ratings
Pickup facility	Average
Rates	Slightly costly
COD	Above Average
Deliverable Area	10,000 pin code coverage in India
Quality of Service	Average

5. Aramex










Everyone who has searched about logistics services has heard the name of Aramex. But do they hold a candle to their brand value? Well, the answer is less than pleasing. An amateur planning on using their services might feel that they cover everything within his needs. Their experiential statistics might even point him to think that Aramex is the best in the business.
This just goes to show that a well-funded promotion can do just about anything. However, when it comes to their service, they are not as awesome as they make themselves up to be. Many users have ended up suffered at the hand of Aramex because of untimely deliveries and even loss of deliveries.

Service	Ratings
Pin codes	2872
Pickup facility	Average
Rates	Rs. 60/500 gms ,  6/10
COD	Below average
Deliverable Area	10,000 pin code coverage in India
Quality of Service	4/10

6. Go Javas








As a logistics company, GoJavas is fairly new in the game, although, it seems to have bagged one of the biggest E-commerce clients in India, Jabong. As they are pretty new to the field of logistics rating, then becomes as little complex.
But considering their competitive prices they cannot be left out of the discussion.

Service	Ratings
Pin codes	2010
Pickup facility	Average
Rates	Begin with Rs. 22 per 500 gms
COD	Rs. 40 of 1.76% value of the order
International Courier Facility	No

7. DHL

From a global standpoint, DHL is pretty much the biggest shark in the sea. Their prices are fairly steep. But when it comes to international coverage, there aren’t many reliable candidates to choose from.

Service
Shipping Rates(international)	Rs. 600/500 gms
COD	No
Tracking	Yes
International Courier Facility	Yes
Integration with Shiprocket	Yes

8. eCOM Express
eCOM Express is another newbie in the market. It is ideal for users who are planning to use a combination of logistics for the purposes of deliveries.
Their rates are pretty affordable and in terms of services it is hard to say much as they are still fairly new in the game. However, they come with a huge potential for growth and a tie up with them might not hurt in the long run.

Services
Serviceable pin codes in India	1500
Shipping Rates	Begin with Rs. 22 per 500 gms
COD	Yes
Tracking	Yes
International Shipping Facility	No
Integration with Shiprocket	Coming soon

9. Blue Dart

Blue Dart is one the most logistics services currently spread in India. Their prices may be slightly more than what you bargained for, but in terms of services and customer satisfaction they have a pretty awesome record.
They have a pretty strong delivery base in India that comes very close to the level of delivery provided by India Post.

Service
Shipping Rates(international)	Rs. 55-75 per 500 gms depending on the area
Pick up Facility	7/10
COD	Rs. 80 per 500 gms or 3% of the cost whichever is higher
Tracking	8/10
Service	8/10
Deliverable Area	Yes

10. Kartrocket’s automated solution Shiprocket






For newbies in the Ecommerce market, picking up a shipping service might not be as simple. After all delivery prices are a huge concern for you and missing out on any potential market simply because your logistics service doesn’t function, there might be too strong a statement to make.
It will be best for you to opt for an automated solution that uses a combination of these logistics service so that you can expand your services to the maximum area without spending more than you need to.
Shiprocket is the answer to your call. It has tie-ups with DHL, Aramex, First Flight, eCOM Express and DTDC depending on the service area and the cost.
It automatically integrates with your system and gives you the cheapest option depending on the delivery area.
With the number of its tie-ups, Shiprocket currently provides its services in over 12000 pin codes all over India.
It provides automated shipping for over 12000 prepaid payments per month, which is more than enough for amateurs in the market.
To know more about Shiprocket log on to http://www.kartrocket.com.
After reviewing all this information it will get easier for you to pick out a logistics service for your website.

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List of Online Marketplaces in India

1.      Flipkart – Flipkart is the India’s largest online marketplace by shipments. Market leader Flipkart has 37% share of the entire industry.

2.      Amazon – Amazon is the second largest in India. Amazon India’s unit market share surged to an estimated 21-24% from 14% during march 2016.

3.      Snapdeal – Snapdeal is known for electronics and it adds up to 14% of the total market share.

4.      Myntra – Myntra is an Indian fashion e-commerce marketplace company headquartered in Bengaluru.

5.      Jabong – Jabong.com is the best Online shopping Portal in India for men, women & kids for shoes, clothing, watches, sunglasses. Jabong was once thought to own one-quarter of India’s fashion e-commerce market, making it the chief threat to Myntra.

6.      eBay– eBay India, one of the earliest online marketplaces in the country.

7.      Fashionara – Fashionara is India’s one of the largest fashion apparel store. We have a recent news that Fashionara has been shut down recently.

8.      PayTm – Paytm is an Indian e-commerce website headquartered in Noida, India.

9.      Limeroad – Limeroad encourages local Indian artisans and craftsmen to sell their goods online.

10.  Shopclues – The biggest range of Mobile Phones, Laptops, Home Appliances, Electronics, Fashion, Shoes and Home & Kitchen products at the lowest Prices.

11.  YepMe – Yepme is an online shopping company headquartered in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. The company specializes in the online retailing of men’s and women’s garments and accessories.

12.  Yebhi – Yebhi.com is an Indian Online shopping E-commerce portal for Home, Lifestyle & Fashion e-retailer, launched in the year 2009.

13.  Groupon – India’s first hyper-local online platform that enables customers and local merchants to discover and engage with each other.

14.  Ezebee – ezebee.com is a free international marketplace for small businesses, brands, and individuals professionals to promote and sell their products and services while enjoying the benefits of a fast-growing social network.

15.  CraftFurnish – Buy & Sell Handicrafts Items, Handmade crafts & gifts, artificial Jewellery designs, Ethnic wear, Home decor and Home furnishing online shopping at Craftfurnish.

16.  IndianCarnival – A place to Buy traditional Indian Jewelry, Ethnic Jewelry, Traditional Dresses, Indian Handicrafts, and Paintings from all states of India.

17.  Khareedi – Online showcase is a global one, with products sourced from the noted brands around the world. Besides, Khareedi continuously scout for the best deals that could be secured in the favor of buyers. They also identify authentic regional brands of repute in different countries, thus bring  the foreign flavor and fervor!

18.  ·  Saree – This is a special marketplace for Sarees, Salwar Kameez and Lehengas Online from AsoPalav held Saree.com.

19.  ·  Zivame – Zivame is an online marketplace in India which specialize in wide range of bras, panties, nightwear & shape wear.

20.  ·  Voonik – Voonik is India’s leading online fashion store for women. Dress Well with Wide Range of Stylist Handpicked Clothes.

21.  ·  IndiaTimes – Indiatimes Shopping is the eCommerce division of The Times of India Group. It is one of the pioneers in electronic commerce in India and services its customers through various channels including online and selling over phone.

22.  ·  Egully – Egully is an online shopping platform offering a range of branded products such as books, appliances, health and beauty items,

23.  ·  Mirraw – Mirraw has a wide range of fashion jewelry, imitation, bridal, artificial, beaded and antique jewelry online.

24.  ·  Rediff Shopping – Rediff Shopping is India’s leading and oldest marketplace platform for selling online. Whether you are a manufacturer, vendor or supplier, simply sell your products online on Rediff Shopping and grow your business with minimum investment.

25.  ·  Homeshop18 – HomeShop18 is an online and on-air retail and distribution venture of Network 18 Group, India.

26.  ·  CraftsVilla – Craftsvilla is India’s largest marketplace for Ethnic wear, Accessories & Home decor.

27.  ·  Infibeam – Infibeam is an Indian internet and e-commerce conglomerate involved in online retailing, e-commerce software and internet services.

28.  ·  FabFurnish – Online shopping in India for home furniture, furnishings, decor & kitchenware.

29.  ·  Pepperfry – Online Furniture Shopping in India – Shop for Furniture, Home Decor, Furnishings, Kitchenware, Dining, Hardware, Kids.

30.  ·  Nineteen -Online shopping for designer Clothes, Shoes, Bags, Jewelry and Accessories for women.

31.  ·  Tadpole Store – Browse an exclusive online fashion store that offers designer clothes, fashion accessories, designer jewelry for women from top Indian designers online.

32.  ·  Style Tag – Online shopping Sites in India on Designer Brands for Women Clothing.

33.  ·  Shop InOnIt – Shop online for the latest trends from our handpicked catalog of products.

34.  ·  6Y Collectives  – 6Y is a fashion-forward take on timeless Indian Heritage. 6Y Collectives try and make Occasion Indian Wear that appeals to a discerning, modern audience intent on expressing their personal style.

35.  ·  Koovs – Online shopping in India for men and women fashion apparels, clothing, shoes, bags and accessories at Koovs.com

36.  ·  Zaarga – Zaarga is an online boutique for Home decor and Designer Home Accessories

37.  ·  48Crafts – Bring home the traditional rare beauty. Ethnic handicrafts are a click away.

38.  ·  High5Store – High5Store.com is an Online Fashion & Accessories Shopping Destination for Women & Men offering great curation of Ethnic wear, Sarees, Salwar kameez.

39.  ·  Urban Ladder – Urban Ladder is a curated online furniture seller in Bangalore

40.  ·  Indian Roots – An NDTV venture, Indian roots is an online shopping site with a range of apparel, home products and accessories by India’s best designers and craftsmen.

41.  ·  Evok – India’s Largest Furniture Store Online, for Wooden Furniture, Modular Kitchen, Solid Wood Furniture, Bed, Sofa.

42.  ·  Eleb2b – eleB2B.com is India’s leading online marketplace for trade and commerce in Electronics. It lists over 10,000 suppliers of electronics products.

43.  ·  First Cry – Asia’s Largest Online Shopping Store for kids & baby products. Buy baby care products, toys, diapers, clothes, footwear, strollers, car seats.

44.  ·  Flea Affair – FleAffair.com is a online marketplace in india for the small entrepreneurs to showcase their creations and to bring them in the global market through the internet.

45.  ·  Go Coop – India’s first social marketplace to buy and source handmade apparels, home furnishings, fabrics, crafts and more directly from co-op weavers and artisans.

46.  ·  Naaptol – Naaptol is India’s leading online store. Latest mobiles phone, digital cameras, bedsheets, watches, accessories, gifts, brands & hot deals products.

47.  ·  Junglee – Online Shopping and Selling: Refurbished, Used, Unboxed Mobiles, Books and more at Junglee by Amazon in Bangalore.

48.  ·  The Ethnic Wear – Online Indian Saree Store. Collection of latest style designer sarees, Salwar Kameez, Wedding Lehenga Sarees, Choli, Bridal Saris, Anarkali Suits, Kurtis and jewelry

49.  ·  Kartbin – Kartbin offers mobile & tablets, accessories & camera & Accessories Service Provider.

50.  ·  Xarato – Xarato is India’s social shopping marketplace. Discover cool stuff and shop with your friends. Or open a free store to sell your own wares!

51.  ·  Lokalart – Buy Indian Handicrafts and handmade products includes Potli Bags, Paintings, Buddha statues and many more directly from local artisan of India.

52.  ·  Wholesale Hungama – Offering products categories like apparels, mobiles, tablets, electronics, computers, laptops, home appliances & much more

53.  ·  Mad1 Store – Mad1store is a marketplace for crafters, artists, home workers and street sellers to sell their handmade creations, vintage goods and crafting supplies online

54.  ·  Go Crafti – Shop, Sell & Buy Online Handicrafts, Handmade items, Handlooms, Fashion Apparels for Men, Women and Kids, Home Decor & Accessories

55.  ·  StyleBuys – Shop all brands and stores at StyleBuys India. Discover clothing, shoes, bags and accessories for women, men and kids.

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List of Top E-Commerce Companies

1. Fashion & Lifestyle
Sunglassesindia.com
Brandsndeals.com
Majorbrands.in
Pantaloons, 
Shoppersstop.com, 
Inkfruit.com,
UtsavSarees.com
Globus
Zovi.com
BagsKart.com
Fetise.com
Orosilber.com
Violetbag.com
Bags109.com
Myntra.com
Elitify.com
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Myntra.com,
Zoomin.com, 
Snapfish.in, 
Picsquare.com
3. Footwear
Yebhi.com,
Metro Shoes
Bata Shoes
BeStylish
Goodsneakerspace.com
4. Babies, Kids,Mothercare
Hushbabies.com, 
Firstcry.com, 
BalGopal.com, 
Kidloo.com
Babyoye.com
MyBabyCart.com
Hoopos.com
Wowkart.com
Babyproducts.co.in
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5. Gifts, cakes etc.
Infibeam.com, 
Fernsnpetals.com, 
IndianGiftsPortal.com,
Talash.com
GlimGifts.com
Giftsandlifestyle.com
Arteecraftee.com
Onamgifts.com
fngstore.com
Ganeshchaturthigifts.com
Janmashtamigifts.com
6. Books
Flipkart.com, 
Landmarkonthenet.com, 
A1books.co.in
Bookchums.com
7. Chocolates, Sweets and bakery items
Mithaimate.com
Justrufs.com
8. Artwork auction
Saffronart.com
9. Movie ticket booking
Bookmyshow.com
PVRCinemas.com
10. Rent a movie
BigFlix.com,
Seventymm.com
11. Online travel ticketing and hotel booking
Irctc.co.in, 
Redbus.in, 
MakeMyTrip.com, 
Yatra.com, 
TripAdvisor.in, 
ClearTrip.com, 
Travelguru.com,
Expedia.co.in, 
Ezeego1.co.in, 
Ixigo.com, 
TravelMasti.com,
Hotels.com
Via.com
Travelchacha.com
12. Airlines portals
Goindigo.in, 
Indian Airlines, 
Jetlite.com, 
Flykingfisher.com, 
Goair.in, 
Spicejet.com, 
Jetairways
13. B2C ( Multiple products )
Ebay.in, 
IndiaTimes, 
Rediff Shopping, 
Bigbazar, 
Homeshop18.com, 
Shop.zapak.com, 
Shop.in.com, 
Tradeus.in, 
Indiaplaza.in, 
Egully.com, 
20north.com
Timtara.com
YepmeShopping.com
Bigadda.com
BrandsKnot.com
Bevyshop.com
OnlineBuy99.com
FutureBazaar.com
DiscountBox.in (Discounted Offers)
Buytheprice.com
Mallxs.com
Shopclues.com
Ezmaal.com
Goodlife.com
Jabong.com
Junglee.com
Pepperfry.com
Seventymm.com
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http://www.futurebazaar.com
http://www.shopping.indiatimes.com
14. Deal a day
SnapDeal.com, 
Dealsandyou.com, 
Mydala.com, 
Koovs.com, 
Grabbon.com, 
BindaasBargain.com, 
Taggle.com, 
SoSasta.com, 
Dealivore.com
Grako.in
Dealsonline4u.com
Bagittoday.com
99labels.com
Fashionandyou.com
Timesdeal.com
Rediff-DealHoJaye
Dealface.com
DealYantra.com
Buzzintown Deals
DealsNow (For Corporates)
Dealbharat.in
Indiandailydeals.com
Bestdeals4u.in
BundleBaazi.com
Discountbox.in
Slickindia.com
Dealbajar.com
15. Electronics, Gadgets, Watches, Phones
Dell.co.in, 
Ezone, 
EDigiWorld, 
BitFang.com
Letsbuy.com
LootSpot.com
Next.co.in
LetsBuyProducts.com
WatchKart.com
Gizmeup.com
Atrightprice.com
Bulbtiger.com
Theitdepot.com
16.  Jewellery
Caratlane.com, 
Suratdiamond.com
Ddamas.co.in
TrendySouk.com
Jewelfunk.com
Jpearls.com
17. Lingerie
Straps and Strings, 
Ngal Originals, 
Victoria’s Secret India
18. Sports
Playgroundonline.com
Esportsbuy.com
Sportgenie.com
http://www.eSportsBuy.com
19. Health, Fitness, Beauty, Wellness, Eye
Health Shoppe
Urbantouch
Snapittoday
LensKart.com
Spectglasses.com
Snapittoday.com
Tellushealth.com
20. Perfumes
Perfume2Order
Beautymart.in
PerfumesDirect
21. Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits
AaramShop.com
Mandifresh
Mygrahak.com
22. Real Estate
Groffr.com
23. Pets Commerce
Dogspot.in 
24. Tools, home & garden category
 Machpowertools.com
25. Cab Rental
Getmecab.com
Taxiforsure.com
Olacabs.com
Savaari.com
26. Carpool Sites
Zinghopper.inPoolmycar.in
26. Automobile Industry
okloot.com
carkhana.com
27.  Furniture, Furnishings, Home Decor
Housefull
Fabfurnish.com
UrbanLadder
Roomstory.com
IndusCraft
IndiaCircus
28. Others
Grouptable.com
groupon.co.in

Dear Friends

We have started a marketing agency NectarSpot and to learn more about content marketing we have compiled list of top content marketing articles. Hopefully it will also awaken a marketer in you.

If you have questions, write to us at support@iimnet.com 

The awesome list of top 'content marketing' writings as follows:

• Technical Hacks for Content Marketing – Awesome slide deck from Justin Briggs on how to utilize technical SEO for content marketing.
• How to Scale Credible Content –  Joe Griffin at iAcquire writes how their company scaled the identification of credible content producers.
• Twenty experts weigh in on solving their biggest content marketing pain points.
• Weird, Useful, Significant Internet Marketing – Great slide deck by Ian Laurie from Portent at SearchLove.
• The Case for Content: 620% Organic Growth – How adding quality content to different types of pages can increase traffic greatly, by Geoff Kenyon.
• How to Increase a New Website to Over 100,000 Organic Visits per Month – Great advice on content strategy here by Nick Eubanks.
• Data-Based Content Marketing That Won’t Break the Bank – One of the best pieces on content marketing, by Kane Jamison. It outlines how to utilize data with your content.
• Content, Conversion, and Calls to Action: Untangling the Ugly Mess – Joel Klettke writes about the importance of understanding your customer buying cycles.
• Why Creating Tools Can Be a Better Investment Than Creating Content – Awesome Quicksprout post about how creating tools can be the best content.
• Don’t Silo Me, Bro: Integrating Content Strategy Across Disciplines – Good content strategy post by Adria Saracino on the Distilled blog.
• Viral Content from ViperChill – This is a collaboration of the most popular posts from ViperChill. Great stuff here.
• Two great posts on MOZ about evergreen content here. One by Chris Fielden and one by Nick Eubanks.
• Creating and Developing Content Assets – The five stages of high quality content development by Venchito Tampon.
• Content With a Purpose: From Search to Conversion to Lifelong Customer – Slide deck from Mackenzie Fogelson about how to strategically use content to achieve business goals.
• The Content Marketing Manifesto – Great slide deck by Rand Fishkin. It talks about how content is the keystone to inbound marketing.
• 10 Unconventional Keyword Research Tips for Content Ideas – Some unique ways to generate content ideas.
• The Definitive Guide to Copywriting and the Advanced Guide to Content Marketing – Useful guides by Neil Patel at QuickSprout.
• How to Win Fans and Influence Users – Great slide deck about repurposing content to get the most bang for your buck by 97th Floor.
• Creating a Multi-Channel Content Marketing Strategy – Post on BlueGlass about combining earned media, paid media, and owned media.
• 5 Strategic Steps to Big Content -The process of creating big content by Mackenzie Fogelson.
• Convert Your Content Marketing to Revenue – Seven pieces of the puzzle about converting your content to revenue from Bruce McDuffee.
• Why Our Content Sucks – Solid slide deck by Jonathan Coleman about the problems with content.
• 52 Bite-Sized Link Building Tips – Good stuff from Matt Gratt and Buzzstream. Although it’s about link building, there are a lot of good content gems here.
• The New SEO Process (Quit Being Kanye) – Great post by Mike King (ipullrank) about the evolving SEO process and how content should be utilized.
• Awesome post by Jason Acidre about how to maximize evergreen content to fuel your sales and marketing. A must read.
• The New Rules of Big Content Promotion – Good tips from Simon Penson at Zazzle about the keys to promoting big content.
• The 38 Most Creative Content Ideas I’ve Ever Seen – Experts share their thoughts on creative content ideas.
• How to Become a Content Brand – Great insights about how some of the leading content brands operate.
• Really good tips on successful content promotion from Larry Kim.
• Bad Linkbait Needs to Die – Great post by Cyrus Shephard on MOZ about the benefits of creating linkable assets.
• Five Ways to Create More Strategic Content – Some great tips from Unbounce on creating and planning for better content.
• Content Marketing through Email – John Doherty shares some great advice about a neglected strategy: content marketing through email.
• Getting Content Curation Right – Great tips from Aleyda.
• The Science of Great Digital Content Ideas – Solid post on MOZ from Simon Penson.
• 12 Ways to Extend the Life of Every Article You Write – Good content repurposing guide here on Buffer.
• How You Can Create Content that Generates 40,000 Targeted Visitors – Really good tips from Noah Kagan.
• Great and useful content marketing checklist from Siege Media.
• 4 Types of Content Every Site Needs – Great resource here with a very useful content matrix graphic.
• Do Real Company Stuff – The original #RCS slide deck by Wil Reynolds. Must read.
• 72 Ideas to Energize Your Content – There are some good ideas here to help mix up your content marketing efforts.
• How to Build Links to and Through your Branded Content – Good, actionable tips on utilizing your content with link building.
• 60 Experts Reveal Their Favorite Content Marketing Books – If you want to read books about content marketing, here’s a solid list.
• The Future of Content – Great post by Stephanie Chang about upcoming trends for 2014.

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Top 50 E-Commerce Online Shopping Websites in India for Consumers & Sellers

#1. Flipkart

#2. Amazon 

#3. Snapdeal.com

#4. eBay

#5. Shopclues.com- Phones, Computer, tablets

#6  Myntra.com

#7  Yebhi.com- Home and Kitchen, Bags, Clothing, Shoes

#8  homeshop18.com- Largest Portal in India for Shopping

#9  naaptol.com- Cheaper Mobiles, Home Appliances

#10 Jabong.com- Best deals for Shoes, Clothing, Bags, Watches




✪ Best online shopping websites for sports goods
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#11. Bestylish.com

#12. PepperFry.com

#13. FreeCultr.com

#14. PumaShop.in

#15. CBazaar.in

#16. Pantaloons.com

#17. ShoppersStop.com

#18. Zovi.com

#19. Inkfruit.com

#20. Infibeam.com



✪ 10 best sites for purchasing clothes online
✪ Top 6 shopping websites in India for baby Products


#21. shopping.indiatimes.com

#22. shopping.rediff.com

#23. bigbazaar.com

#24. bigadda.com

#25. Caratlane.com

#26. Suratdiamond.com

#27. Juvalia.in

#28. Bluestone.com

#29. Tanishq.co.in 

#30. Firstcry.com

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#31. Hoopos.com

#32. BabyOye.com

#33. fnp.com

#34. IndianGiftsPortal.com

#35. Talash.com

#36. Zoomin.com

#37. Snapfish.in

#38. Picsquare.com

#39. Monginis.net

#40. Saffronart.com


✪ Top 10 eCommerce shopping sites for Purchasing Mobile Phones online
✪ Best websites for Deals and Coupons



#41. Dealsandyou.com

#42. Mydala.com

#43. Koovs.com

#44. BindaasBargain.com

#45. lapeches.com

#46. Tradus.com

#47. Infibeam.com

#48. car accessories online shopping sites

#49. Paytm

#50. Best 10 Shopping Sites for Jewellery Items

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Amazon India

Flipkart

Snapdeal

Alibaba

Ebay India

Jabong

Shopclues

Quikr

Amazon

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Top Ecommerce Companies in India:

1. Amazon
2. Flipkart
3. Indiarush
4. Jabong
5. Americanswan
6. Vistaprint
7. Trendin
8. Askmebazaar
9. Paytm
10. Webnexs

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Here are some of the top Ecommerce Companies in India:

• Amazon
• Flipkart
• Indiarush
• Jabong
• Americanswan
• Vistaprint
• Trendin
• Askmebazaar
• Paytm
• Webnexs

Other features of Webnexs:

• Unlimited Images
• Choose themes
• In-built SEO feature
• Managing your products is much easier
• Shipping and Customer Management
• Privacy and Security
• Personalized user experience

India is the fastest growing online shopping market incalculable. The figure of shopping by phone is increasing every month. Let’s know about India’s Top E-commerce sites most used app in India.

• Flipkart
• Myntra
• Amazon
• Snapdeal
• Paytm
• Jabong
• ShopClues

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Shopbychoice.com

Flipkart.com

BazaarDelight.com

Jabong.com

Amazon.in

Affordbuy.com

123giftexpress.com

Myntra.com

Buyereshops.com

HomeShop18.com

Dresshubb.com

Snapdeal.com

Carkart.com

Yuvastyle.com

Clickxoo.com

OptrixStore.com

Paytm

FabQue.com

AskMeBazaar

Ahhhsomedeals.com

eBay

ArihantDigi

Yapaa.com

Shopsurya

Kartinmart.com

WorldRankSolutions.com

TradeMarketing.in

Mibusy.com

Zoogol.in

Ekabyte.com

Kiraanastore.com

Johnsonanjohnson.com

Gandhibagh.com

Tpoka.co.in

Eyevilla.com

Shimply.com

Trendymela.com

Planeteves.com

Surateshop.com

Planeteves

IndiaRush

Prozo.com

OnlineGatha.com

Graziashop.com

Trendybharat.com

Shopbychoice

Flipkart

Amazon

Myntra

Shopclues

Snapdeal

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Multi Products Websites

As the name suggests, these multi-products websites are like the hypermarkets of the World Wide Web. These sites are full-fledged stores that sell you everything at a discounted price.

These sites offer clothes, books, home décor items, consumer electronics toys, jewellery and many more category of products. You can browse through the products, check their reviews and ratings provided by other buyers and then make an informed decision of what you wish to purchase.

• Amazon.in
• eBay.in
• Flipkart.com , reviews
• HomeShop18.com
• Infibeam.com
• Shopping.IndiaTimes.com
• Shopping.rediff.com
• SnapDeal.com , reviews
• ShopClues.com
• Paytm.com
• Naaptol.com
• Limeroad.com
• Fabindia.com

Electronics

These e-commerce sites deal exclusively with consume electronics like laptops, tablets, speakers, smartphones, TVs, microwave, refrigerators, washing machines etc. As they deal exclusively with electronics, these sites may offer better discounts than multi-product hypermarkets due to their specialty in one segment of products.

However, it is important to compare the prices of such expensive goods on all types of e-commerce sites to steal the best deal. Moreover, that is the beauty of e-commerce. You can compare the prices of products on all the stores without leaving the comfort of your home or burning the fuel of your car.

• Croma.com
• Zopper.com
• Latestone.com , reviews
• Gonoise.com

Refurbished , overstock Products

Sites like Greendust, Overcart, Valuecart etc. have gained immense popularity in the recent years as they offer laptops, mobiles, tablets, electronic accessories and consumer electronics at the lowest prices than any of their competitors. But, there is a catch. These sites offer extremely heavy discounts, not found on any other e-commerce site, because they sell overstock, refurbished, open boxes or second hand products.

So, now you can get that flagship phone that you always wanted for a lot less than it is actually for.

These sites also offer money back and return schemes if the delivered product is somehow damaged or not up to the consumer’s expectations. However, that is rarely the case.

• Greendust.com
• Overcart.com , reviews
• Gobol.in
• Togofogo.com
• Valuecart.in

Fashion Apparels & Accessories

Web sites like Jabong.com and Myntra.com have become household names today due to their effective marketing policies, especially with the teenagers.

With just a few taps on their smartphone, people can get the latest fashion apparels, t-shirts, jeans, trendy tops, designer gowns and flamboyant dresses delivered to their doorstep.

Say “bye bye” to physical designer stores.

• Jabong.com
• Myntra.com
• Provogue.com
• Yepme.com , reviews
• Bluestone.com
• Fashionandyou.com
• Shoppersstop.com
• Voonik.com
• Voylla.com
• Mirraw.com
• Caratlane.com, reviews
• Chrono24.in
• Trendin.com
• Indiarush.com
• Santana.in
• Faballey.com

Beauty

The girls love the e-commerce sites like Nykaa.com and Newu.in. You ran out of your conditioner, a few taps on the phone and it gets delivered. From brands like L’Oréal and The Body Shop, these sites deliver all sort of beauty, wellness and cosmetic products that are your day to day needs.

• Nykaa.com
• Purplle.com
• Xotezo.com
• Newu.in

Only for Girls

Girls love their lingerie and rightfully so. Websites like Clovia.com, Shyaway.com etc. bring ladies the comfort of buying designer, seductive lingerie and other bridal wear garments from their homes and away from the prying eyes.

• Prettysecrets.com
• Zovi.com
• Koovs.com
• Clovia.com
• Shyaway.com

Baby Products

From toys, diapers and cribs to baby specific shampoos and soaps, buy everything for the apple of your eye at babyoye.com and other similar sites. As a parent, these sites understand that you want your kid to have nothing but the best. Therefore, these sites offer you nothing but the best baby care products at the most affordable prices. Now, don’t ever let your baby cry and provide him/her with everything they desire with just a couple of taps on your phone.

• Babyoye.com
• Firstcry.com
• Totaltoys.com

Health & Fitness

From protein shakes, multivitamins and sanitary pads to everyday medicines and medical electronics, these e-commerce sites deal with anything and everything that concerns your health. However, buying some of the medicines from these sites will require you to submit a prescription.

• Netmeds.com , reviews
• Healthkart.com , reviews

Event Booking

This segment contains just one name as no other site ever came close to giving it any kind of competition. Bookmyshow.com is your one stop shop to book movie tickets, cricket matches, concerts, comic-cons, theatre plays, pool parties, nightclub parties and any and every kind of event happening in your city.

• Bookmyshow.com

Travel

You want to travel to Delhi from Mumbai on a short notice. Open any travel site and book your ticket on the next flight. Sites like Yatra, makemytrip, Goibibo etc. allow you to bypass the lines at train stations and airports and book your trip wherever in the world you want to go with just a few clicks.

• Redbus.in
• MakeMyTrip.com
• Yatra.com
• Expedia.co.in
• GoiBibo
• ClearTrip.com
• Ixigo.com
• Hotels.com
• Thomascook.in
• Travelguru.com
• Via.com
• Stayzilla.com
• Oyorooms
• Airbnb
• Booking.com
• Agoda.com

Offices Supplies

Need to get new visiting cards printed? Need a new banner for your shop? Just log on to any of these sites and your work is done. For any kind of office supplies, these sites are your best friend.

• Printvenue.com
• Printland.in
• Vistaprint.in

Home & Kitchen

These sites offer all high end products for your home décor. Access Furniture, Décor, Lamps, Bed & Bath. Furnishings, Kitchenware, Dining ware, bar accessories and various other categories on these sites and make your home look magnificent with phenomenal home decor products.

• Pepperfry.com , reviews
• Fabfurnish.com
• Mebelkart.com
• Zansaar.com
• Housefull.com
• Urbanladder.com
• Woodenstreet.com
• Stitchwood.com
• Fabindia.com

Handicrafts

Who doesn’t like a touch of ethnicity and culture in their home? Style your home with mesmerizing handicraft products offered by these exclusive e-commerce sites.

• Craftsvilla.com
• Gaatha.com
• Homesake.in

Pets & All

A pet is just like a member of the family and deserves the best care in the world. Buy exclusive products for your dogs, cats, fish, hamsters or birds from these online pet-stores.

• Dogspot.in
• Petsworld.in
• Pupkart.com
• Petshopindia.com

Books & All

Apart from hypermarkets like Amazon and Flipkart, you can check out these e-commerce sites for a book that you have been dying to read.

• Uread.com

Sports

From badminton rackets and cricket bats to boxing gloves and punching bags, buy everything related to sports on these e-commerce sites.

• Decathlon.in
• Khelmart.com , reviews
• Sportsjam.in
• Sports365.in
• Sportxs.com

Gifts

Nothing says ‘care’ more than a thoughtful gift. So, gift your loved ones exclusive cards, soft toys and chocolates from these e-commerce sites.

• Fnp.com
• Archiesonline.com
• Giftcart.com
• Indiangiftsportal.com

Groceries

Buy fruits, teas, organic products and everyday groceries on these e-commerce platforms.

• Isayorganic.com
• Naturesbasket.co.in
• Go4fresh.in
• Teabox.com
• Buytea.com

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