A new Doubleclick study, "Search Before the Purchase," analyzed pre-purchase search activity across four categories --apparel, computer hardware, sports and fitness, and travel--and found that nearly half of all online shoppers conducted related research at a search engine before making an online purchase. Read about it here.
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