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April 30, 2019
What Type of Information Are US Internet Users More Likely to Look for on Their Smartphones Instead of Speaking to a Store Associate? (% of respondents, March 2019)
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US consumers were asked whether they are more likely to use their smartphone or speak to an in-store associate when looking for various types of information in-store. Some of the types of information consumers were asked about were customer reviews, comparison of products, product specifications, ... and deals or discounts.More
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Data was provided to eMarketer by RetailMeNot.Methodology
Data is from an April 2019 RetailMeNot survey conducted by Kelton Global. 1,040 US internet users ages 18+ were surveyed online during March 15-20, 2019.Chart Title
What Type of Information Are US Internet Users More Likely to Look for on Their Smartphones Instead of Speaking to a Store Associate? (% of respondents, March 2019)Publication Date
April 30, 2019
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