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Small Businesses Have Changed How Consumers Can Purchase at Their Stores During COVID:

By PaymentsJournal
August 19, 2020
in Customer Experience, Merchant, Small Business, Truth In Data
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Data for today’s episode is provided by Mercator Advisory Group’s report – U.S. Small Businesses are Reeling as a Result of COVID-19

Small Businesses Have Changed How Consumers Can Purchase at Their Stores During COVID:

  • 52% of small businesses offer ordering by phone then pick up in-store.
  • 49% of small businesses offer ordering and paying online then pick up in-store.
  • 27% of small businesses offer ordering and paying by mobile app then pick up in-store
  • 47% of small businesses offer ordering by phone then delivery to the customer.
  • 51% of small businesses offer ordering and paying online then delivery to the customer.
  • 47% of small businesses offer ordering by phone then delivery to the customer.
  • 22% of small businesses offer ordering and paying by mobile app then delivery to the customer.
  • 35% of small businesses offer ordering and delivery through a third party.

About Report

Mercator Advisory Group’s new Insight Summary Report, 2020 Small Business PaymentsInsights, COVID-19 and B2B Payments & Cards – The Result of the Pandemic, reveals that U.S. small businesses have a much less positive view of the future than in previous years. The report is the first of three from Mercator’s annual Small Business PaymentsInsights Survey Series, a part of Mercator’s Primary Data Service. It is based on findings from Mercator Advisory Group’s online survey of 2,000 U.S. small businesses fielded in March and April 2020.

The report details the ways COVID-19 has changed small businesses and their outlook on the near-term future of their businesses. The report also provides insight into how small businesses bank and pay for goods and services, their banking relationships, how they view technology and their top business concerns.

“Small businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic. In many ways, more than their larger counterparts. Organizations that service small business have an opportunity to help these firms as they try to come out of the COVID crisis,” states the author of the report, Pete Reville, Director of Primary Data Services including Small Business PaymentsInsights Survey Series at Mercator Advisory Group.

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