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Israeli Consumers Grow Wary of Online Sales Tactics
A Humanix report reveals Israeli consumers are increasingly distrustful of large online discounts, preferring more moderate sales. Shoppers are divided into meticulous trackers, impulse buyers, and avoiders.
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What happened
- 01Israeli consumers are growing skeptical of online discounts over 40-50%, according to a Humanix report.
- 02Moderate discounts of 15-20% are perceived as more trustworthy by shoppers.
- 03Consumers are categorized into meticulous price trackers, impulse buyers, and avoiders.
- 04The report advises checking price histories and ignoring artificial countdown timers.
- 05Total cost, including shipping and returns, should be considered for true savings.
- 06Small items are often bought abroad, while larger electronics are preferred locally for warranty.
The report advises checking price histories, ignoring countdown timers, and considering total costs including shipping and returns to identify genuine savings during the November shopping season.
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