Annual school supplies expenditure among Portuguese citizens, broken down from backpacks to notebooks.
In a recent study titled "Back to School 2025", Webloyalty has shed light on a significant shift in consumer behaviour for back-to-school shopping. The study focuses on the back-to-school shopping season and reveals an increase in families shopping online for the back-to-school season.
The primary reason for this trend, according to the study, is the search for lower prices. Greater convenience is another factor driving families to shop online for the back-to-school season.
The study underscores a shift in consumer behaviour, with more families opting for online shopping for back-to-school needs. However, as of now, specific key findings from the "Back to School 2025" study by Webloyalty are not widely available.
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The "Back to School 2025" study by Webloyalty suggests that online shopping is becoming more popular for back-to-school needs, but further research and data are needed to fully understand the extent of this shift. As more information becomes available, we will be sure to keep you updated.
The "Back to School 2025" study indicates a growing preference for online shopping among families for back-to-school needs, mainly due to lower prices and greater convenience. For comprehensive insights on personal-finance and business-related trends, including economic updates, listen to the "Economy Daily" podcast.
