#consumer behavior

Would you ever use TikTok shopping over a standard online store?

Has fast fashion's digital marketing actually made you buy more than you need?

Do you still celebrate holidays the same way after the price surge on everything?

Has the “underconsumption core” trend changed how often you shop for clothes?

Is spending $200+ on a jersey ever justified, or is it just fan tax?

Has the Shein quality drop made you rethink fast fashion?

With supply chain delays, are you swapping brands for dupes?

Does anyone else find it hard to justify the cost of organic food for the environment?

Is fast fashion finally dying or just rebranding as sustainable?

Will TikTok’s algorithm still dominate product discovery next year?

Are you switching to cheaper skincare brands to beat rising costs?

Has going zero-waste actually changed how you think about everyday purchases?

Is brand loyalty earned through innovation, or just clever advertising and hype?

Do you still trust paid ads with all the new AI search summaries?

With delivery fees rising, are you changing your online shopping habits?

Does social media hype actually ruin good products?

Is sustainability still a real buyer motive or just for show?

Has the rise of fast fashion rental apps made you buy less or actually more?

What's your take on people who spend a fortune on designer bags but complain about cost of living?

With restaurant loyalty programs getting worse, are you eating out less?