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title: "Coronavirus Consumer Pulse: Home, DIY and fashion online surge despite lockdown easing"
description: The latest analysis finds traffic to fashion, home and DIY websites has continued to grow despite the relaxation of lockdown measures.
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# Home, DIY and fashion online surge despite lockdown easing

The second report from the Coronavirus Consumer Pulse monitor – developed under our partnership with Retail Week – finds traffic to fashion, home and DIY websites has continued to grow despite the relaxation of lockdown measures.

This report was published on 1 June 2020

### What to expect from Coronavirus Consumer Pulse monitor - Report 2

The Smart Cube and Retail Week have combined their machine learning and sector expertise to analyse online search trends, website traffic, app downloads and use, social media posts, physical mobility data and government actions to paint a picture of the current retail environment – and analyse what it might mean for the future of the sector.

Read about how online traffic to fashion, home and DIY websites has continued to grow despite the relaxation of lockdown measures.

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