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Early Holiday Shopping Figures Show Increasing Mobile Growth

According to IBM, mobile accounted for 60% of all online traffic on Thanksgiving, up 14.8% from a year ago. Forty percent of Thanksgiving 2015 sales were made on mobile devices, compared to 1/3 of sales in Thanksgiving 2014.Other Black Friday trends show a changing consumer marketWith online shopping and the rise of mobile, consumers don’t physically need to be in stores to get the best Black Friday deals. A recent Retail Dive article highlights other emerging trends already seen in Black Friday 2015:

  • Consumers are spreading their holiday spending over the entire holiday season
  • Online shopping is growing, while in-store shopping is slowing
  • Many websites suffered poor performance during high Black Friday traffic
  • 'Cyber Monday’ appears to be losing steam

Until the commerce department releases official holiday shopping figures in January, these results should be taken with a grain of salt. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that many have underestimated the degree that mobile is transforming the consumer experience.

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