Online searches in the US during Cyber ​​Week reached 12.4 billion! Luxury goods and jewelry surged 79%!

According to Algolia’s research, online searches in the U.S. increased 5% year-over-year to 12.4 billion during this year’s Cyber ​​Week. Algolia’s partner Shopify has seen a 72% year-over-year increase in searches since 2020.

Here are the categories that saw year-over-year growth in online searches:

• Luxury goods and jewelry: 79%
• Clothing and fashion: 58%
• Leisure, travel and tourism: 51%
• Consumer goods: 19%
• Consumer electronics: 4%
• Health, wellness and fitness: 2%

Here are the categories where online searches have declined year-over-year:

• 30% reduction in cosmetics
• Wine and spirits down 12%

In addition, according to a survey by Dynata, more than half (52%) of American consumers said that they would add the products they like to their shopping carts as product bookmarks and use them to search for them on other websites; among millennials and Generation Z, this proportion was 63% and 60% respectively.

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