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UK Beds and Mattresses online intelligence report, Jan 2012 – Jan 2013

December 2012 | 25 pages | ID: U47D56FDBE1EN
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WHAT WILL YOU GET FROM THIS REPORT?
  • A who’s who in the online market for beds and mattresses?
  • Most visible brands within organic search engine results pages (SERPs)
  • In-depth market analysis covering January 2012 to January 2013
  • Over 50 individual pieces of insights covering key search tactics and strategies
  • Over 50 pieces of statistical interpretation, supported with in-depth commentary and analysis
  • Analysis of over 1,000 keywords that are driving market visibility within the beds and mattresses market
WHAT QUESTIONS DO WE ANSWER?
  • Who are the market leaders and which keywords are driving market visibility?
  • What are brands doing to achieve maximum market share?
  • An interpretation of individual brands short and long-tail strategies
TOP INSIGHTS
  • Bed specialists go head-to-head with big brand multi-channel retailers within organic search.
  • The beds market is slowly recovering from the recession and is expected to grow to an estimated £1.54 billion in 2013.
  • 41% of all customers within the home furniture sector are using the internet to either buy directly online or to help facilitate their decision making where a purchase is then made later in store.
  • With 19.02%, Dreams leads our aggregated organic leader board outperforming a wide range of brands, ranging from department stores, DIY specialists, supermarkets and also catalogue retailers.
  • Over 40% of the top brands within non-specialist retailers have either entered the beds market or have stepped up their aggression including Tesco, Homebase and Argos.
  • Dreams is the only retailer that is visible in the top 2 for all the primary keyword product markets including beds, mattresses, frames and headboards.
  • During 2012 a diverse range of non-specialist retailers have either entered the beds market or have stepped up their aggression including Tesco, Homebase, Argos and Ikea. Many of these brands have a parent website that contains high quality domain and page authority and not only has this helped drive the speed of ranking improvement but it will also be a key factor in ensuring that they remain in the top positions.


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