#shopping habits

Are you still happy with social media shopping for everyday items?

With supply chain delays, have you changed how you shop for makeup?

Do you still buy from Amazon first, or have you moved to Temu and TikTok Shop?

What’s your take on Temu vs. Amazon for everyday shopping?

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

Has the Prime Day rush changed how you actually shop for laptop deals now?

Has the dirty dozen report changed which plant-based foods you buy organic for?

Would you ever use Temu for a big purchase, or is it purely garbage?

Does loyalty to a specific brand stop you from finding better, cheaper options elsewhere?

Would you ever switch from Amazon to AliExpress for everyday electronics?

Does anyone else skip brand names entirely when comparing prices online?

Are rising grocery prices making you ditch gourmet ingredients for global staples?

When shipping delays hit, do you switch to local alternatives?

Is spending more on a brand name actually worth the extra money?

Do you still compare products on Amazon, or are you using TikTok Shop?

Is paying premium for a brand name still just a tax on ignorance in 2024?

Are you switching back to offline shopping due to fake online reviews?

Has the quality of Amazon book delivery made you buy local?

Do fashion snobs actually look down on people who shop at fast-fashion stores?

Are you rejecting fast fashion hauls after the return quality crackdowns?