Consumer Behavior Study 2022 | Part 2

Part 2:
What’s Shaping Consumer Behaviors & Attitudes

When we look at why consumers shopped online the way they did in 2020 and into 2021, there’s more to consider than just “because of the pandemic.

”That certainly was the impetus, but the nuances of consumer behavior go much deeper, starting with generational differences.

The Generation Gap Is Real

likely doesn’t surprise you to read that the digitally native younger generations are more frequent online shoppers: 50% of respondents under the age of 55 say they shop online at least once a week.

Gen Z and Millennials Are More Comfortable Shopping Online

Gen Z and Millennials Are More Comfortable Shopping Online

People in the Gen X and baby boomer generations, however, still enjoy their in-store purchases – only 35% say they shop online at least once a week, with 42% reporting they shop online once a month.

Gen X and Boomers Shop Online and In-Store

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Younger Generations Expect More Personalization With Brands

“When you create online shopping paths or experiences based on past customer behavior, you're developing a relationship with the customer. They feel like they’re getting a recommendation from a friend who cares about them.” 
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Brooke Carrie, ClearSale Director of Customer Success

 

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