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October 24, 2018
What Is the Main Way Financing Influences the Buying Decisions of Internet Users in Australia, the UK and the US? (% of respondents, Oct 2018)
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Data is from the October 2018 BigCommerce "2018 Omnichannel Buying Report" conducted by SurveyMonkey. 2,459 internet users ages 18+ from Australia (n=263), the UK (n=281) and the US (n=2,415) were surveyed online during August 2-5, 2018. Respondents identified their ages as 18-21 (10.3%), 22-37 (31.3%), 38-53 (25.6%), 54-72 (26.8%) and 73+ (4.3%). Respondents identified their income as less than $30,000 (22.4%), $30,000-$49,999 (19%), $50,000-$74,999 (20.3%), $75,000-$99,000 (15.3%), $100,000-$149,000 (13.4%) and $150,000+ (9.5%). Respondents had children (56.8%) and no children (43.2%).Chart Title
What Is the Main Way Financing Influences the Buying Decisions of Internet Users in Australia, the UK and the US? (% of respondents, Oct 2018)Publication Date
October 24, 2018
