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E-commerce performances after the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak for the cosmetic industry in France as of March 29, 2020

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April 2020

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France

Survey time period

February 24 to March 29, 2020**

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* The source adds the following information: 1,386,220,227 (9 - 15 March, 2020), 1,500,125,631 (16 - 22 March, 2020) and 1,014,161,044 sessions (23 - 29 March) carried out by French users geolocated in France were ananlysed.

** According to the source, the study was carried out in February 24 to March 29, 2020, after the rise in Covid-19 outbreak in France and was compared to the values before the outbreak in January 6th until February 16th, 2020. The values before the outbreak were not provided by the source.

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After the outbreak of the coronavirus (Covid-19) the source has analyzed overall online shopping activites for the online cosmetic industry in France during the time period between the **** of February and **** of March 2020, compared to the numbers generated before the outbreak from January *** to February **** 2020. For the week up until the **** of March, the results for the online traffic showed a downfall of approximately ** percent. The average duration of a session declined by around ** percent and the page visits per sessions by around ** percent. The conversion rate and the total conversion were also in decline.
The following week, a clear shift on the positive side was observed for the average session duration, with a percent growth. The conversion rate crossed the ** percent line indicating a trend in the cosmetics category.
During the week between the **** and **** of March, the overall traffic improved a little, compared to the previous week. The conversion rate declined again from around ** percent as of **** of March to ** percent as of the 29th.

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