Post by juthi52943 on Dec 19, 2023 4:52:13 GMT -5
The complete research methodology is presented at the bottom of the article. Online shopping: 59% of European consumers will continue to buy online Key takeaways from the digital shopping study: 56% of European consumers surveyed bought online 3 or more times a month during the Covid-19 crisis Clothing, food and electronic devices are among the most purchased goods.
Online for the first time during the crisis 65% of Europeans interviewed do not use new technologies for digital shopping 59% of European consumers online after Job Function Email List Covid-19 56% of European consumers surveyed shopped online 3 or more times a month during the Covid-19 crisis According to data from our study, 79% of European consumers interviewed purchased online at least 1 or 2 times a month before the Covid-19 crisis.
The forced closure of commercial activities during the pandemic left no other choice: those who needed to buy something other than basic necessities were forced to visit online stores and turn to shopping 2.0. Even following the reopening, with widespread fear due to the health risk and general uncertainty about the trend of infections, it was not wise for the most vulnerable sections of the population to go to shops in person.
Online for the first time during the crisis 65% of Europeans interviewed do not use new technologies for digital shopping 59% of European consumers online after Job Function Email List Covid-19 56% of European consumers surveyed shopped online 3 or more times a month during the Covid-19 crisis According to data from our study, 79% of European consumers interviewed purchased online at least 1 or 2 times a month before the Covid-19 crisis.
The forced closure of commercial activities during the pandemic left no other choice: those who needed to buy something other than basic necessities were forced to visit online stores and turn to shopping 2.0. Even following the reopening, with widespread fear due to the health risk and general uncertainty about the trend of infections, it was not wise for the most vulnerable sections of the population to go to shops in person.