#consumer behavior

Why do people still defend Apple’s prices when cheaper alternatives outperform them?

Did the rise of repair cafés change your definition of a valuable collectible?

Are you reconsidering fast fashion after recent shipping delays and greenwashing scandals?

Is paying more for a “premium” brand just paying for the marketing?

Are you reconsidering your gear purchases after the latest supply chain delays?

Has the cost of shipping made you switch from free returns to paid ones?

Should digital marketers stop chasing clicks and start penalizing brands for wasteful packaging?

Does sustainable packaging still matter when everything costs more?

Do you judge people who buy Apple products just for the logo, or is that fair game?

Are you a sucker for marketing if you buy the latest flagship instead of last year's model?

Would you ever pay more for a brand that uses eco-friendly digital ads?

How much are AI-generated review summaries changing your final buying decision?

Are manga box set price hikes making you buy fewer new series?

Are we really “conscious consumers” or just buying guilt-free branding while ignoring real systemic change?

Are you a collector, or just a hoarder with an Instagram filter and a reseller account?

Has the cost of gas changed your mind about EVs yet?

Does anyone else use price comparison apps before every big purchase?

Does sustainable fashion still feel affordable with the cost-of-living crisis?

Are luxury designer bags just a tax on people who don’t know better?

With cost-of-living pressures, are you putting off essential safety equipment upgrades?