Security Welcoming The Skeptic
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Embracing the Skeptic in Online Security
Summary:
It's remarkable that three out of every five people you meet have never made an online purchase. This indicates that only 40% of the population actively shops online.For some, this hesitation stems from limited knowledge or a preference for in-person shopping. They enjoy visiting brick-and-mortar stores and are cautious about transferring funds electronically to unfamiliar businesses.
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In today’s digital age, it's surprising that only 40% of the population are online consumers, as three out of five people you meet have never bought anything online.For many, this reluctance is due to a lack of knowledge or comfort with online purchasing. These individuals find satisfaction in traditional shopping and are wary of electronic transactions with unknown entities.
A major factor contributing to reduced online sales is the fear that consumers may inadvertently compromise their financial security. Concerns about identity theft, spam, and fraud are prevalent, making some feel that avoiding online shopping is an additional step to protect their families.
Fortunately, numerous security tools are available to ensure safe online transactions. However, many online businesses encounter frustration when potential customers spend time browsing but abandon their carts before completing the purchase. Often, this hesitation is due to concerns about the risk involved with a new company.
Studies show that conversion rates increase when robust security measures are visibly highlighted. This includes encryption systems that protect data and firm promises that personal information will never be shared with third parties.
Before the Do Not Call registry, Americans were overwhelmed with telemarketing calls, leading to a general wariness towards product consumption today. Consumers have become less forgiving, making security and trust paramount for online stores.
While implementing security measures involves costs, even a 5% increase in conversion rates could justify these expenses by providing customers with additional reasons to trust your online store.
E-commerce continues to grow each year, often surpassing traditional retail outlets. Yet, a significant portion of the population still hasn't ventured into online shopping. The question remains: how can you attract these customers and assure them that your business offers the safest environment for their first online purchase?
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