Black Friday and Cyber Monday Throw-back: Lessons you can learn from 2016 The Black Friday sales touched remarkable heights last year. With a record-breaking $ 3.34 sales, the eCommerce industry saw a boost of around 21%. But beyond the statistics, it is the lesson that the e-retailers should focus on. The incredible achievements of the year 2016 has for sure shaped a lot of trend to follow this year as well. The blog has outlined some of the essential takeaways of the sales season of last year. Amp yourself up with these facts and get ready for the busiest season of the year.
It is not a one-day affair One of the biggest aspect that requires the consideration of the e-marketers is that this is not a one-day affair. This implies that the expectation of the customers won’t end on same day. In fact, there is a huge customer base who actually waits for the post-sale offers. There were a lot of sites last year that extended their deals from Black Friday to Black November. What was earlier a single day sale has now turned into a week-long sale. The eCommerce giants like Amazon extended there sales from Black Friday to Thanksgiving. And this is what your customers will be expecting this year as well. While the bargain hunters must have already started hitting the internet to strike the right deal, it is important to provide them with what they are looking for. Suggestion: With few more days to go, it is high time that you gear up for the extended sales season. This behavior might continue the entire holiday season. Thus, you need to gear up for the holidays accordingly. Do not expect close the deal and achieve the target on the same day. There are many more opportunities ahead and you need to be prepared for the same.
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