CONSUMERS' ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOR IN CHENNAI: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
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https://doi.org/10.59415/mjacs.v3i4.224Keywords:
Consumer, Buying Behavior, Online Shopping, ProductAbstract
New technologies have changed online shopping. Online purchasing has become popular. By offering e-products and services, online businesses may increase their client base and revenue. This research assesses customers' online shopping habits and the difficulties they experience. The rise of technology has enabled online shopping. Online purchasing has become prevalent since the Internet's triumph. The results show essential insights and influencing characteristics that may be used to create and implement trade strategies to improve online customer buying behaviour, build online shopping circumstances for prospective buyers, and increase consumer satisfaction with services and items. This study shows the necessity of examining internet shopper behaviour. The findings corroborated realities regarding internet shopping, providing reliable data for analysis.
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