#consumer behavior

Do you trust those "limited stock" countdown timers on Amazon?

Have recent Amazon return policy changes made you shop elsewhere?

Have supply chain issues changed how you source eco-friendly workout gear?

Are influencers actually ruining e-commerce by making us buy garbage we don't need?

With everything getting smaller and pricier, are you even buying the same product anymore?

With rent the runway pushing resale, is owning designer clothes still worth it?

Would you pay more for eco-friendly shipping in 2025?

Will the secondhand market replace your usual online shopping by 2026?

Do sustainability labels on world cuisines influence your restaurant picks now?

Do all those pop-up email offers really make people buy more?

Should you always buy the cheapest option available?

Are you cutting back on supplements due to safety concerns and price hikes?

Do you actually save money shopping with promo codes?

How are you balancing budget and ethics when shopping online now?

Has the cost-of-living crisis made you rethink your holiday gift exchanges

Will you still buy leather after new supply chain sustainability rules?

Is the "range anxiety" excuse just lazy, or is it a real dealbreaker for ordinary drivers?

Do you trust products with heavy influencer marketing?

Is being an early adopter just a disguised way of paying full price to be a company's unpaid beta tester?

Would you ever trust a single shopping comparison site to make the final call on a big purchase?