eM+C — “Study Finds Consumers Rely on Ratings, Reviews and Recommendations During Recession”

Forty-eight percent of online shoppers plan to spend less this year, but 61 percent are positively influenced by online shopping resources, according to a new study.

The study was conducted by JupiterResearch, a Forrester ResearchOpens in a new window company, and surveyed more than 800 consumers nationwide in November and December 2008. It was commissioned by BazaarvoiceOpens in a new window, an online ratings and reviews services provider, and richrelevanceOpens in a new window, a personalized recommendations platform provider.

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