#impulse buying

Have you ever fallen for a limited-time stock countdown trick?

Do flashy ads ever actually convince me to buy anything?

Do those "limited time only" sales emails really trick anyone into spending more?

Was that Black Friday discount really a good deal for me?

How has TikTok shop changed your impulse fashion buys?

Are flash sales just pressure tactics to waste money?

How do you stop yourself from buying the next shiny wearable you see on TikTok?

Do "back in stock" alerts just make me buy things I don't need?

Would you ever trust a TikTok shop over a proper e‑commerce site for buying stuff?

What's your take on TikTok Shop seriously replacing traditional e-commerce?

Has the rise of buy-now-pay-later plans changed how you feel about a purchase?

What's your take on using TikTok Shop vs keeping people on your own site?

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

Has the rising cost of living made you abandon impulse buying online?

Will the TikTok shop boom kill off traditional e-commerce checkouts?

Has the shift to TikTok Shop made you buy way more cosmetics than you actually need?

Has the shift to TikTok Shop changed where you buy products online?

Have rising shipping fees made you cut back on online impulse buys?