10 / September / 2020 : 11-15
Pandemic Boosts Online Sales
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the way consumers shop and businesses sell their products. With lockdowns, social distancing measures, and widespread fear of contracting the virus, online sales have skyrocketed as consumers increasingly turn to e-commerce to purchase goods and services.
One of the most significant changes has been a significant shift in consumer behavior. Prior to the pandemic, online shopping was already growing in popularity, but the pandemic accelerated this trend as consumers sought to avoid physical stores and reduce the risk of exposure to the virus. This has resulted in a surge in online sales, as more and more consumers turned to e-commerce to purchase everything from groceries and household goods to clothing and electronics.
Another major change has been the increased adoption of digital technologies by small and medium-sized businesses. Faced with the need to reach customers and sell their products online, many small businesses have had to quickly adapt and embrace new technologies to build and scale their online presences. This has led to a boom in e-commerce platforms and digital marketing services, as businesses seek to build their brand, reach new customers, and increase sales through digital channels.
Published on 10 / September / 2020 : 11-15
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Liana Aloyan
Journalist, columnist. Liana studies at the Faculty of Russian Philology of Khachatur Abovyan State University. She has been working at Yelaket (Yelaket.am) news agency since 2019 as a journalist and columnist. Writes articles about business and marketing. Liana is a member of "Media association" since 2020.
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