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IJSREM64055
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10 |
5 |
May 2026
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1-6
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
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Rathinam technology campus
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Rathinam technology campus
The rapid growth of internet technology and digital communication has significantly transformed the traditional shopping system into online commerce platforms. E-commerce portals provide consumers with the convenience of purchasing products and services anytime and anywhere through digital devices. In recent years, consumer preference towards online shopping has increased considerably due to factors such as time-saving, wider product availability, attractive offers, doorstep delivery, and easy payment methods. This study titled “A Comparative Study on E-Commerce Portals and Buyer Behavior with Special Reference to Coimbatore City” aims to analyze and compare consumer buying behavior towards different e-commerce portals among the people of Coimbatore city. The main objective of the study is to understand the factors influencing customer preferences while using e-commerce websites and applications. The study focuses on customer satisfaction, purchasing frequency, product quality, pricing, delivery services, payment security, promotional offers, and trust towards various online shopping platforms. The research also compares the effectiveness and popularity of major e-commerce portals among different age groups, occupations, and income categories in Coimbatore city. Primary data for the study can be collected through questionnaires from consumers using e-commerce portals, while secondary data may be gathered from journals, websites, books, and research articles. The collected data can be analyzed using statistical tools such as percentage analysis, charts, and comparative methods to identify consumer opinions and behavioral patterns. The study concludes that e-commerce portals play an important role in influencing modern consumer purchasing decisions. Buyer behavior is mainly affected by convenience, pricing, delivery speed, product variety, and customer reviews. The findings of the study will help e-commerce companies understand consumer expectations and improve their services effectively. The research also provides insights into the growing impact of online shopping culture in Coimbatore city.
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The Indian electronic commerce market has experienced significant growth over the last two decades. The two key causes of this are increased use of internet access and cell phone penetration. Furthermore, the increase in acceptance of internet purchases, a s well as favorable demographics, have altered how businesses connect, engage, and conduct business with consumers. It has changed the way India's ecommerce industry operates. As the Internet continues to play a significant role in connecting information and individuals, the demand on markets that have already adopted online services, especially markets where selling goods online is new has increased
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5/26/2026
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