Selling and buying physical items on the internet is among the most popular transactions that take place on the internet. There are numerous other services that customers require, such as writing, SEO and website development. It is essential for companies to be able to sell all of these services online as it allows them to reach a wider range of clients and make more money.

Companies are also increasingly offering services that do not include physical index components like coaching or performance consulting. These services are difficult to market, since they can be subjective and take longer to comprehend. However, it’s important to sell these types of services because they can be extremely beneficial to customers.

For the population of the world the number of people without internet access has decreased significantly over the past decade, but 3 billion people still remain offline. The absence of digital services can hinder access to information or education networks that most people take for granted. It could also hamper access to government services and healthcare.

We discovered that demographic variables (ie, age, gender socioeconomic status, as well as the level of participation) were linked to perceived benefits of online services in social and health care. However ICT-related variables were most consistent when it came to being associated with benefits (ie, accessibility, skills to use, and amount of use). Furthermore, self-rated poor health was consistently linked to lower levels of perceptions of all benefits.