Case Study - Retail
Quantitative questionnaire
Younger buyers (age 18 – 30)
Older buyers (age 50 – 65)
All buyers (age 18 – 65)

Goal of the Case Study?
Promptly understand shopping behaviors between younger (18-30) and older(50-65) Czech consumers to help retailers understand generational differences in channel preferences, decision-making, and purchase drivers, enabling more targeted strategies and smarter investment decisions.
What did we find out?
Online shopping dominates among younger consumers, while older generations still prefer physical stores for certain categories. Price comparison is universal, but the channels differ – younger shoppers use apps and social media, while older consumers rely on traditional comparison websites and in-store visits. Trust factors vary significantly: younger buyers trust influencer recommendations and user reviews, whereas older shoppers value brand reputation and personal recommendations.
What did the results deliver?
The insights reveal critical generational differences in retail behavior, from preferred shopping channels to decision-making factors. These findings help retailers optimize their omnichannel strategies, tailor marketing messages to each demographic, and make informed decisions about where to investin digital vs. physical retail experiences.



