This study of over 1,000 U.S. consumers and earnings data for Amazon and Walmart.com gives insights into shopping preferences and growth indicators for both ecommerce giants.
This report reveals:
Both Amazon and Walmart operate enormous global ecommerce platforms. In the United States, Amazon far outpaces Walmart.com in terms of revenue, membership program participation, and online traffic. However, Walmart’s ecommerce growth, as well as its less crowded seller marketplace make it an attractive destination for ecommerce sellers looking to add new channels to their businesses.
Consumers love Amazon’s Prime member benefits and fast, low-cost shipping. But when it comes to groceries and essential items, they prefer Walmart.com, which leverages thousands of physical Walmart locations across the U.S. to provide familiar brands and easy curbside pickup. With Amazon’s plans to expand its physical grocery footprint to serve consumers at all budgets, will Walmart’s dominance last?
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About the report
Methodology
Insights from this report were sourced from Jungle Scout’s 2021 Consumer Trends Report, a quarterly, anonymous survey of over 1,000 adult U.S. consumers about their buying preferences and behaviors. The majority of analysis in this report compares Amazon shoppers to Walmart or Walmart.com shoppers.
This report also draws from Jungle Scout’s 2021 State of the Amazon Seller Report, an annual study of nearly 5,000 Amazon entrepreneurs, business owners, and major brands.
Additional external sources are cited throughout.
Using the Data
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About Jungle Scout
Jungle Scout is the leading all-in-one platform for selling on Amazon, with the mission of providing powerful data and insights to help entrepreneurs and brands grow successful Amazon businesses.
