10 Domestic eCommerce Trends to Look forward to in 2023

 How excited were you to get your 2022 wrapped on various platforms? We were thrilled, to say the least. 

You may or may not have visited Udaipur, Roorkee, and Rohtak, but did you know these tier 3 markets grew 64.7%? Even if customers were happy to return to physical stores and go on endless shopping sprees, India’s eCommerce industry recorded a 36.8% year-on-year growth in 2022. 

In some categories like beauty, personal care, and eyewear, customers preferred online stores over brick-and-mortar stores. 

Imagine what would have happened if you didn’t pay attention to 2022 trends to understand eCommerce and online shoppers. Oh, hold up. You did make a note of them, right? 

Well, let’s put the year behind us and focus on what’s coming next, 2023! Read on as we discuss 2023 eCommerce trends that you should note in your diary. 

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