Ellen Davis of the National Retail Federation invented Cyber Monday in 2005. In nearly twenty years, Cyber Monday has skyrocketed in popularity, fast becoming the biggest shopping day of the year for online retailers.
Did you know that last Cyber Monday was the biggest online shopping day ever? According to Forbes, sales at brick-and-mortar stores declined by 23.9% during Cyber Week. According to Adobe, Cyber Monday drove $11.3 billion in online spending, an increase of 5.8% year-over-year, setting a new eCommerce record.
As you are preparing for Cyber Monday, consider these stats:
One of the benefits the Covid-19 pandemic created was the concept of buy online, pick up in-store (BOPIS). Last year, BOPIS grew 9% globally across the five days between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, compared to the first three weeks of November. Matter of fact, 21% of all orders used this fulfillment method.
Last year, the following marketing tactics drove massive traffic across Cyber Week:
While only 3% of sales were attributed to social media, this represented 24% YoY growth.
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