Impact of Digital Technology on the Buying Behaviour of Indian Consumers: A Study of Punjab State

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Hardev Singh, Sahil Chouhan, Namrita Kalia, Anju Thapa, Kusum Rani, Navneet Kaur

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The rapid advancement of digital transformation has significantly transformed the buying behaviour of Indian consumers. Digital innovations including smartphones, digital platforms, social media, electronic payment systems, and artificial intelligence have reshaped the way consumers search for information, evaluate alternatives, and make purchase decisions. This research paper studies that how digital transformation effect on the consumption behaviour of an Indian consumers, with a focus on changes in purchasing patterns, decision-making processes, and post-purchase behaviour. The study focused on graphic research proposal including both primary and secondary data to analyse consumer awareness, preferences, and attitudes toward digital transformation-enabled shopping. The findings reveal that digital transformation has increased consumer convenience, access to information, price transparency, and personalization, thereby influencing impulse buying, brand loyalty, and customer satisfaction. The paper also highlights the increasing role of online interaction platforms influencers, online reviews, and electronic marketing strategies in determining buyers perceptions. The study concludes that digital transformation has become a critical determinant of buying behaviour in India, compelling businesses to adopt innovative digital strategies to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving marketplace.

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