19M More Consumers Went Online to Bank, Buy and Pay Bills in May 2022

The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: The Brick-And-Mortar Economy Goes Digital

In the U.S. in May, 19 million more consumers hopped online do everything from hailing Ubers to buying clothes, concert tickets and groceries. “The ConnectedEconomy™ Monthly Report: The Brick-And-Mortar Economy Goes Digital” of 2,658 U.S. consumers shows the durability of the shift to digital.

Inside the May Report
  • 53%: Share of consumers who placed orders via restaurants’ websites or apps in April
  • 84M: Number of consumers who went online to complete at least some part of their travel journeys
  • 43%: Share of consumers who reported regularly engaging in digital-first activities in April 

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