In our last post, we shared new trends developing in 2018 that transformed the traditional Black Friday kick-off to holiday shopping. Specifically, online purchasing was a popular choice for many Black Friday diehards. Did that dampen the Cyber Monday …
Black Friday 2018 saw slower foot traffic in retail stores than in years past, but that didn’t mean merchandise wasn’t flying off the shelves—online sales hit a record high with shoppers spending $6.22 billion online, up 23.6% from last year.¹ …
It’s that time of year again. Retail stores are advertising their Black Friday specials with many starting their sales even earlier, prompting some to refer to this popular shopping frenzy to grab deep discounts for holiday gifts as Black November.…
In our last post, we reported that on Black Friday in-store and online consumers shopped earlier in the day posting record breaking sales, which likely resulted in credit, loan and service application volumes also peaking earlier in the day. …
If you happened to turn on your local news on Thanksgiving evening, you probably saw interviews with shoppers who were camped out at select retailers, some for days, in anticipation of ‘Black Friday’ deals. A national survey by Ebates revealed …
