Selling and buying physical goods on the internet is among the most popular transactions that takes place on the internet. There are numerous other services that people need such as copywriting, SEO and web development. It is crucial that businesses can provide all of these services on the internet because it allows them reach more clients and make more money.
Businesses are also providing services that don’t include physical components, such as coaching or performance consulting. These kinds of services can be difficult to sell as they are more subjective and might take a bit longer to comprehend. It is important to promote this kind of service since it is extremely beneficial for customers.
For the population of the world the number of people who do not have internet access has decreased significantly over the past decade but 3 billion people still remain offline. Inaccessibility to digital services can result in being shut out of information education, social networks and other services that half the world already takes for granted. It can also impede on access to healthcare and other services provided by the government.
We found that demographic factors like gender, age socioeconomic status, and level of participation, were associated with perceived benefits of online social and health care. However, ICT-related variables were the most consistent in association with benefits (ie accessibility, accessibility, skill to use, and the extent of use). Self-rated health problems are consistently linked to lower perceptions of all the benefits that were examined.