Selling and buying physical goods on the internet is among the most popular activities that occurs on the internet. There are many other types of services that people require as well, like SEO, copywriting, website development and many more. It is crucial for companies to be able to offer all of these services online since it allows them to reach a wider range of customers and earn more.
Businesses are also offering services that do not include physical components like coaching or performance consulting. These types of services can be difficult to sell because they are more subjective and require a little more time to grasp. It is important to promote this type of service as it is extremely beneficial for customers.
The number of people who don’t have internet access has decreased significantly in the last 10 years, but 3 Billion people still remain without it. Lack of access to digital services could result in being shut out of information as well as education and social networks which the majority of the world takes for granted. It can also impede on access to healthcare and other services provided by the government.
We found that demographic factors, such as age, gender and socioeconomic status, as well as level participation, were associated with perceived benefits of online services for social and health services. However, ICT-related variables were the most consistent in their association with benefits (ie accessibility, accessibility, skill to use, and the extent of use). Self-rated poor health is consistently linked to lower perceptions for all examined benefits.