Consumers still leaning towards online shopping, despite cost of living crisis

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The ongoing cost of living crisis is not deterring consumers from shopping online, according to a new report from Opinium and Digital River.

The research reveals that 17% of consumers are struggling financially and 35% are just ‘getting by’.


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Consumers still leaning towards online shopping, despite cost of living crisis

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The ongoing cost of living crisis is not deterring consumers from shopping online, according to a new report from Opinium and Digital River.

The research reveals that 17% of consumers are struggling financially and 35% are just ‘getting by’.


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