Top 10 E-Commerce Websites In The UK

A countdown of the current top 10 E-commerce websites in the UK according to Digital Intelligence News. For E-commerce solutions visit us at Red Cow Media.

10. Debenhams (www.debenhams.com)

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Debenhams went through a tough time a few years ago but have since recovered by focusing on their online sales instead of expanding the amount of stores they have nationwide.

9. John Lewis (www.johnlewis.com)

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John Lewis are another of the large department stores that have started to focus more on their online sales rather than expanding the high street stores, and they managed to beat their competitors Debenhams in to 9th place

8. Your M&S (www.marksandspencer.com)

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Your M&S is the online catalogue version of the M&S food website. M&S have done a great job of promoting the site online as they've even managed to beat Tesco Direct in to the top 10.

7. ASOS (www.asos.com)

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ASOS are the number 1 (exclusively online) clothing retailer in the UK. They have come a long way in the last 5 years from being big with University students to being big with everyone!

6. Tesco (www.tesco.com)

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Tesco are well in front of the likes of Morrisons, Sainsburys and Asda when it comes to supermarket wars online. They are however losing out to M&S with their 'Your M&S' site being much bigger than Tesco Direct.

5. Next (www.next.co.uk)

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Next are the top clothing store in the UK when it comes to online sales. Their attractive delivery policy and frequent offers make them the number one choice for many people.

4. Amazon (www.amazon.com)

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The international version of Amazon comes in at number 4. This is down to the number of people ordering products from America and in particular China because of the attractive prices.

3. Argos (www.argos.co.uk)

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Argos are the popular catalogue company who were the first to react to the potential that online sales offers. They have since been one of the market leaders when it comes to electronics and home furniture.

2. Apple (www.apple.com)

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Apple of course had to be in the top 10 at some point. Their Mac and iPhone sales are phenomenal and the sheer volume that they sell their products in have got them to number 2. Compare that with Amazon who sell thousands of products and you can see how e-commerce works in a different way for different companies.

1. Amazon UK (www.amazon.co.uk)

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Amazon UK have been the number one e-commerce store for the last decade and their dominance is showing no sign of diminishing.