Coronavirus: dometic e-commerce traffic can explode at the end of the year for
According to recent surveys, 37% of Hungarians plan to shop at least as much online this year for Black Friday-related action dumping as last year, and 32% will spend even more. The real difference is in the attitude of consumers: most of them check webshops in advance, compare prices and look for special customer experiences in addition to reliability. Here’s the last moment to close the season with satisfied customers instead of an IT disaster.
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