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59% of users make personal care purchases on Quick Delivery Services platforms: Zee5

The Zee5 Intelligence Monitor research states that 79% of non-metro respondents have tried a QDS app; whereas 61% of non-metro respondents are regular users

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59% of users make personal care purchases on Quick Delivery Services platforms: Zee5

Zee5 has unveiled the new edition of its intelligence monitor which signifies key trends and insights within the Quick Delivery Services (QDS) segment.

The comprehensive research highlights the emergence of Quick Delivery Service (QDS) apps as a revolutionary force in the consumer landscape, reshaping buying trends across both metro and non-metro regions with last-mile access to everyday goods and services.

Additionally, it sheds light on the growing preference of today’s women for QDS apps.

Zee5’s Intelligence Monitor on the Quick Delivery Service segment offers insights for marketers and businesses.

The report further suggests that the ratio of metro users as compared to non-metro users of QDS apps stands at 53:47, which is drastically evolving in the post-pandemic era. The QDS ecosystem is witnessing a phenomenal rise in demand on the back of the emergence of individual consumers as a user category.

Key highlights of the QDS report:

  • 66% of consumers use QDS apps every week, whereas 54% of women engage with QDS apps every week.
  • 1 out of 2 consumers rank convenience as the top reason for using QDS apps.
  • 79% of non-metro respondents have tried a QDS app; whereas 61% of non-metro respondents are regular users.
  • 38% of users find comfort in shopping from the privacy of their homes.
  • 59% of users make personal care purchases on QDS platforms.
  • 44% of consumers use QDS apps to pick and drop packages within the city.
  • 78% of respondents have tried a QDS app.
  • 56% of respondents display high loyalty to QDS apps.

The report suggests that India's digital evolution is taking a new turn, with next-gen consumers as well as non-metro users embracing Quick Delivery Service (QDS) apps.

The trend underscores the importance of customisation for regional success such as specialised product categories and localised delivery strategies, which strongly resonate among diverse preferences, offering an edge in this dynamic landscape. Innovations in the QDS ecosystem, empowering small brands and reshaping grocery shopping among smaller-town consumers driven primarily by convenience and time-saving opportunities.

Aimed at aiding business leaders and marketers in their decision-making, in addition to tracking consumption and buying habits, this research also provides an insider view on factors that influence consumers’ purchase decision process.

The report also showcases varied points of view and nuanced perspectives from leading brands and experts from the broader marketing ecosystem.

Rajiv Bakshi, Chief Operations Officer - Revenue, Zee Entertainment Enterprises, said, “The appeal of doorstep delivery is the main draw for QDS apps, but trust and privacy also play a role. Women users benefit uniquely from time-saving, and QDS apps are on the verge of nationwide adoption, especially among non-metro users. Zee5 Intelligence Monitor - Quick Delivery Services (QDS) is the latest edition undertaken to identify trends, map behaviours and deliver actionable insights into consumer’s attitudes towards products and services across categories. In the digital age, QDS apps empower women and promise future innovations for businesses. This report, with its data depth and creative capabilities, offers QDS players a great opportunity to communicate their value effectively.”

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