General shopping habits One should begin their journey into the difference between the two sexes with exploring general shopping habits and behaviors. Being aware of differences in shopping habits, behaviors, and dynamics can help you take the first step toward diversifying your marketing campaigns and targeting your advertising.<\/p>\n In general, a slightly larger percentage of women than men opt for online shopping (72% of women, 68% men). The reasons why approximately 30% of both sexes of customers prefer to visit brick-and-mortar shops are mostly the same:<\/p>\n As for why men and women opt to shop online, that is when the differences between the sexes manifest.<\/p>\n According to behavioral studies, while shopping online, men tend to be more:<\/p>\n Women, on the other hand:<\/p>\n The next crucial aspect for online merchants for building proper interaction with customers of both sexes is understanding HOW they make purchases online and WHAT they prioritize in their purchases.<\/p>\n According to the statistics, men prove to be more technically adept than women in online shopping. 45% of men use a smartphone or a tablet for purchasing online, compared to 34% of women. On the other hand, the gap between the percentage of males and females that utilize laptops or PCs for web purchases is not especially wide – 82% of women and 85% of men.<\/p>\n It is common knowledge that when it comes to making a decision about the purchase, there are always a variety of small things, or nuances, that come into play and influence the final resolution. Here is the list of things that matter to men and women in different proportions:<\/p>\n The aspect of WHAT is being purchased by males and females is surprisingly often regarded as the case solved and closed long ago – men purchase gadgets and technology, while women are obsessed with fashion items. On the one hand, this assumption can’t be called an entirely false one. On the other hand, this is a rough generalization that merchants accept and put into the base of their brand positioning as well as marketing and advertising campaigns. At a time when sex and gender stereotypes are largely cast off and rethought, it is inappropriate and harmful to a store or a brand to follow them blindly. Instead, base your marketing concepts on proven statistical data.<\/p>\n
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