Digital shoppers appear to use a two-stage process in reaching a purchasing decision. Initially, consumers typically screen a large set of products in order to identify a subset of promising alternatives that appear to meet their needs. They then evaluate the subset in greater depth, performing relative comparisons across products based on some desirable attributes and making a purchasing decision.

Take a glance at the digital consumer attitudes in 2019:

• 50% of surveyed digital consumers indicated that they research brands and products using search engines, while 41% mentioned that they research brands and products via social networks.
• 59% of surveyed online shoppers reported that their most online purchasing driver is the free delivery option.
• 67% of surveyed consumers said that smartphones are their most important device used for accessing the internet.
• 73% reported that they second-screen using their mobile phones while also watching TV.
• 44% of surveyed online consumers are now using ad-blocking programs for blocking online ads.
• Online consumers have an average of 8 social media accounts up from 3 accounts in 2013.

A Figure Shows Online Consumers Insights in 2019.