The Trifecta of Digital Commerce : Analyzing the Synergistic Impact of Integrated Digital Marketing, Seamless E-Payment Systems, and Consumer Trust on Purchase Conversion

Authors

  • Amel Mehri University Ferhat Abbas -Setif 1-(Algeria)

Keywords:

Digital Marketing Integration, E-Payment Adoption, Consumer Trust, Purchase Conversion Funnel, Omnichannel Commerce

Abstract

The contemporary digital commerce landscape is no longer defined by isolated strategies. This paper argues that sustainable online business success hinges on the synergistic integration of three core variables : targeted digital marketing, frictionless e-payment systems, and cultivated consumer trust. While often studied independently, their interdependence is critical. This study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining a systematic literature review with an analysis of consumer survey data (n=500) and behavioral analytics from e-commerce platforms. The research investigates how personalized marketing funnels effectively guide consumers, how the perceived security and ease of e-payment gateways act as the crucial conversion point, and how trust serves as the foundational mediator that either amplifies or negates the effectiveness of the other two variables. Findings indicate that businesses with high-trust signals and unified marketing-payment journeys see a statistically significant increase in conversion rates (avg. +35%) and customer lifetime value compared to those with siloed operations. The paper concludes with a framework for integration, offering practical strategies for SMEs and large enterprises to holistically align their marketing messaging, payment logistics, and trust-building initiatives to optimize the consumer journey from awareness to advocacy.

Published

19-12-2025

How to Cite

Amel Mehri. (2025). The Trifecta of Digital Commerce : Analyzing the Synergistic Impact of Integrated Digital Marketing, Seamless E-Payment Systems, and Consumer Trust on Purchase Conversion. Well Testing Journal, 34(S4), 440–452. Retrieved from https://welltestingjournal.com/index.php/WT/article/view/275

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Section

Research Articles

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