Posts Tagged ‘trends’
Parts Ecommerce In 2023: What Will Change And What Will Stay The Same?
It’s that time of year when everyone makes predictions about the next year. In this post, we’ll tell you what we expect to change, what won’t change, and why. The big notes: This is going to be TikTok’s year (unless it isn’t) The funny money (a/k/a venture capital funds) is leaving ecommerce for greener pastures…
Read MoreOne Way Inflation Is Impacting Auto Parts Sales – Reduced Brand Preference
For years, we at Spork have seen firsthand that auto parts and accessories consumers have strong brand preferences: For replacement and maintenance parts, consumers are typically drawn towards OEM and/or premium brand names over concerns about quality and reliability For accessories, consumers are drawn toward brands with clear identities and values, as accessorizing a vehicle…
Read MoreAs Consumers Allocate More Dollars To Travel, Accessories Demand Softens
Since January 2022, we’ve noticed a general softening in auto accessory demand. Here are the reasons, and what it means for the rest of 2022.
Read MoreVehicle Electrification Trends – Parts And Accessories Sales
Vehicle electrification is underway, with 4+ million EVs on the road in the US by the end of 2021¹ and sales growing rapidly. What does it mean for parts and accessories sales? Should the auto parts and accessories industries expect growth or shrinkage? Will we see demand for certain types of parts or accessories collapse?…
Read MoreAuto Parts Ecommerce in 2017 – What Can We Expect?
Since it’s the beginning of a new year, we’d like to share some of the items that we’re paying attention to as far as auto parts ecommerce is concerned. Specifically, these are areas where we expect to see some meaningful changes.
Read MoreThe Fastest Growing After-Market Part And Accessory Segments
When I reviewed the 2013 SEMA annual marketing report a few weeks ago (which I wrote more about here), a table in the first few pages of the report caught my eye. Essentially, this table tallied the annual revenue of after-market parts and accessories by segment. Without revealing specific numbers (SEMA wants you to pay…
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