Cyber Monday, along with Black Friday, is one of the most anticipated events of the year for retailers and consumers. Cyber Monday takes place the Monday following Thanksgiving and features unbeatable online discounts on numerous products from well-known retailers. Although Cyber Monday has always been popular amongst consumers, it gained notable traction following the pandemic, with a 15% increase in overall online sales from 2019 to 2020. Last year, in 2023, 73.1 million consumers shopped online and 20.9 million people shopped in person, taking advantage of the Thanksgiving promotional offers, and discounts. With all that in mind, taking a deeper
Study: How Do Millennial Shoppers Behave on Black Friday & Cyber Monday?
This year, 20% of Millennial shoppers won’t make a single holiday purchase in a brick-and-mortar store. Instead, they will likely continue escalating an unstoppable national trend toward e-buying by holiday shoppers. Dollars spent online already outpace those spent in retail stores during this Christmas shopping season. According to the National Retail Federation, 154.4 million shoppers bought products on the Thanksgiving/Black Friday weekend in 2016. Of those, 108.5 million shopped online while 99.1 million shopped in stores. Nearly half of Black Friday and Cyber Monday are Millennial Shoppers Millennial shoppers love Black Friday and Cyber Monday. 2016 Black Friday sales buried 2015 numbers
6 Tips to Rock Your Cyber Monday Marketing (2018 updated)
On Cyber Monday 2017, US retailers expect to haul in $3.81 billion in sales revenue. How much of that lands in your pocket depends in part on how well you prepare your Cyber Monday marketing plan. In this article, we collected some useful trends, facts, and marketing tactics that will help you boost your eCommerce store’s sales this year. Here is what we know about Cyber Mondays and modern shoppers: Amazon is the most popular cyber shop for buyers ? More men than women shop on Cyber Monday ? Americans spend 4.7 hours per day on their phones, much of it researching
Getting Prepared for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2019 Step by Step
As this holiday season approaches, retailers across the country are preparing a plan of attack for snagging extra customers during the busiest shopping period of the year. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the biggest shopping events for both retailers and e-commerce, and bargain hunters and Christmas shoppers will be out in droves. Our latest Black Friday report showed that in 2018 the sales increased by +23% compared with Black Friday 2017. It’s important for stores to have a plan in place to leverage the power of these shopping days and make the best of the holidays this season. We’ve