Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Online Searches

Kitchen Appliances outpace Computer, TV & Entertainment product searches, online

London, 29 October, 2013 – Online search volumes for consumer electronics in September were up 43% on June levels, and those for both small and large kitchen appliances saw the highest quarter-on-quarter gains, reveals analysis of the latest search data for the sector by leading independent digital marketing agency, Greenlight.

The agency’s latest quarterly “Consumer Electronics Report - Issue 3” profiles the most popular keywords consumers used to look for kitchen appliances, TV & entertainment and computer products on Google UK in September and charts the most visible sites to searches.

Computing products accounted for the majority of queries

According to the report, there were a total of 7.9 million internet searches for consumer electronic products in September up from June’s 4.5 million.

Totalling 3,071,050 computing products comprised the majority (39%) of consumer queries compared to 42% in the previous quarter.

Large kitchen appliances followed with 32%, then TV & entertainment (20%) and small kitchen appliances (9%).

Queries for large and small kitchen appliances rocket

The biggest gains search-wise were seen in queries pertaining to large kitchen appliances (2,565,750) and small kitchen appliances (679,230), which rocketed a staggering 111% and 68% respectively, on June levels.

Fridge freezers, washing machines, microwaves, coffee machines and food processors, featured among consumers’ ten most queried terms for kitchen appliances.visibility to searches.

In the case of small kitchen appliances, amazon.co.uk was the most visible site in the organic listings*, attaining an 82% share of visibility.

However, in the case of large kitchen appliances, currys.co.uk was the most visible vendor. Being visible to over 1.9 million related consumer queries saw it attain a 75% share of visibility.

Johnlewis.com was the most prominent advertiser for kitchen appliances in the paid listings.

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