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April 16, 2019
How Likely Are US Internet Users to Choose a Store that Offers Select Services? (% of respondents, by age, Dec 2018)
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US consumers were asked how likely they are to choose a store based on various services. The retail services that consumers were asked about were mobile point of sale used by store associates, self-checkout, ability to pay via mobile wallet or retailer app, same day delivery, and free delivery. The ... chart shows how younger consumers' responses differed from older consumers' responses. More
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Data is from the April 2019 BRP Consulting report titled "Consumer Shopping Habits: The Generation Gap" sponsored by Manhattan Associates. 1,298 US internet users ages 18+ were surveyed online during December 2018. Internet users were 46% male and 54% female. Internet users were from the following generations: Gen Z (5%), millennials (30%), Gen X (24%), baby boomers (35%) and seniors (7%). Generations were defined as the following age ranges: Gen Z (18-21), millennials (22-37), Gen X (38-54), baby boomers (54-72) and seniors (73+).Chart Title
How Likely Are US Internet Users to Choose a Store that Offers Select Services? (% of respondents, by age, Dec 2018)Publication Date
April 16, 2019
