51% of US digital food and beverage buyers bought groceries from Amazon in the past 30 days, according to a May survey from Bizrate Insights and EMARKETER.

Inflation-adjusted back-to-school spend has fallen to $557 per child in 2026, wiping out the entire pandemic-era run-up and landing just $38 above 2019 levels, according to a May survey from Deloitte.

56% of US GLP-1 users who are trading up to premium food and beverages say it's because they eat less overall, so they can afford higher-quality food, according to a November survey from The New Consumer and Coefficient Capital.

75% of US consumers who used AI to find a local business checked Google or Maps before contacting them, according to a July report from BrightLocal.

Temu drew 108.2 million unique US visitors in June 2026, up 79% from 60.6 million a year earlier, according to an August report from Comscore.

72% of US B2B professionals use AI tools to research topics or trends, ahead of writing or editing content (63%) and data analysis or summarization (60%), according to an April report from Semrush.

Google owns six of the 15 most-visited US smartphone apps, led by YouTube at 176.7 million unique visitors and 75% reach, according to July data from Comscore.

24.9% of US internet users searched for auto insurance information online, nearly double the 14.3% who looked up a new vehicle, according to an August report from Comscore.

41% of US B2B professionals who use AI tools for work start their research with AI and then validate the answers via traditional search, the most common workflow of any, according to April data from Semrush.

46% of US likely EV buyers say reduced fuel costs motivate their purchase, compared with 35% who point to environmental impact, according to an April survey from MRI-Simmons.

Amazon reached 235.0 million US unique visitors in June 2026, 67% more than second-place Walmart's 141.0 million and more than the six smallest sites in the top 10 combined, according to June data from Comscore.

Search is the primary way 34% of US shoppers navigate retailer websites, well ahead of promotions and deals at 23%, according to an April survey from Profitero.

US households spent an average of 3.5 hours a day on Netflix in June 2026, up from 3.1 hours in March and ahead of every rival service, according to a June survey from Comscore.

52% of US consumers use Google Search for their first local business search, but just 19% go back to it for additional searches, according to a July report from BrightLocal.

Just 15% of US parents of school-aged children will do their back-to-school spending in early July this year, down from 28% in 2025 and roughly even with 2019's 14%, according to a July report from Deloitte.

Nearly half (48%) of US Gen Z online searchers looked for information on a video platform in the past 30 days, compared with 34% of all searchers, according to a July report from YouGov.

AI assistants rank last among trusted sources for shopping recommendations, named by just 23% of US shoppers, according to an April survey from Profitero.

The most common response to an out-of-stock is buying a similar product from a different brand in-store (36%), just ahead of staying with the same brand (33%), according to an April survey from Profitero.

Nearly a quarter of physicians (23%) say patients ask them for guidance on using wearable data to manage their health at least once a week, according to a March survey from the American Medical Association.

Roughly half of US adults say they have trouble affording each of nine categories, from gas (52%) down to health insurance (41%), according to a June survey from The Harris Poll cited by The Guardian.