#online shopping

With subscription costs rising, are you sticking with Amazon Prime or cutting ties?

Sustainable packaging often costs more — should online stores offer it as the default or only as a paid upgrade?

Does anyone else spend hours comparing products online but still end up confused?

What's your take on Temu's ads—are they a real threat to ethical e-commerce or just noise?

Are supply chain delays making you reconsider bulk ordering your alternative medicine online?

Is temu actually worth the shipping wait time?

Do fake scarcity tactics make you less likely to buy?

Do free returns really exist anymore without a catch?

Do product page descriptions even matter anymore, or is it all just price and shipping?

Is this just a tactic to get me to pay more for shipping?

Has online shopping killed the joy of finding a hidden gem in a real store?

Has AI search changed how you compare products before buying?

Are you using AI tools to find cheaper deals, or does it miss the mark?

Are you trusting user reviews less since the rise of AI-generated feedback?

Is the cost of living making you change your online shopping habits this year?

Are flash sales just pressure tactics to waste money?

Why do so many Amazon reviews just sound like bad ads?

Should you ditch shopping malls for online-only stores?

Do cheap online deals ever arrive looking like the photos?

Are you using AI tools to compare prices before every purchase now?