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We take the e-shoppers as point of departure for our analysis of problems with ecommercedriven delivery. We identify delivery gaps for e-shoppers in our sample of3,000 e-shoppers in Germany, Sweden, Ireland, Poland, Spain, and Estonia by analysingthe shopping experience for e-shopper from two angles:First, we analyse why e-shoppers choose not to complete an order (abandoned shoppingcarts). 65 per cent of e-shoppers have at some point added items to an online shoppingcart, which they have abandoned before finalising the order. We note that a large majorityof the abandoned shopping carts (68 per cent) are caused by delivery features, primarilylate presentation of delivery costs that are considered to be too high and delivery timesthat are considered too long.Second, we analyse e-shopper satisfaction with different features of delivery. Our eshoppersurvey shows that, on average, 38 per cent of e-shoppers are dissatisfied with oneor several aspects of delivery. The highest levels of dissatisfaction are observed in relationto complaints (30 per cent), returns (26 per cent), delivery price (21 per cent), deliveryspeed (16 per cent), and value added delivery features such as track and trace and electronicdelivery notifications (16 per cent). For cross-border delivery, the main reason fore-shopper dissatisfaction is speed of delivery.
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