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A survey by market research and consulting firm Ipsos in partnership with Mercado Ads in Brazil points out that 68% of Brazilians will make purchases to follow the games.
Some highlights, based on Similarweb data gathered by our colleagues in Brazil Vicky Almeida and Cristiana Simon showed the following insights:
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Over the past 28 days, the top 5 search terms in desktop were:
Now, check out the news portals and e-commerce sites that received the most traffic from searches related to this year’s World Cup:

Finally, the following e-commerce sites received the most visits based on the keywords related to World Cup 2022:

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