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Given that this trend is coinciding in with an ongoing shift by younger consumers towards more innovative channels—the likes of wearables, socialmedia and instant messaging—it’s possible that the continued strong usage of branches is a transitory effect. But our study gives no indication of that.
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From eCommerce warehouses like Amazon to socialmedia sales, it’s no secret that constant connectivity has changed many consumers’ shopping habits. In fact, Kapoor said, the company has used connected tools, including mobile websites and socialmedia marketing, to sweep up SharkNinja’s market share of vacuum cleaners in the U.S.
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