
This study compares the online purchasing behavior of Generation Z and Millennials. It focuses on factors such as shopping preferences, frequency, payment methods, and the influence of social media and online reviews. The findings show that Gen Z is more influenced by social media trends and prefers quick, mobile-based shopping, while Millennials focus on product quality, brand value, and secure transactions. The study helps businesses understand generational differences and develop effective marketing strategies.
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