Most notably, Black Friday 2016 was the first day to generate over a billion dollars in online sales from mobile devices. Continuing the surge of a record-breaking Thanksgiving Day online, Friday's internet retail numbers blew past the projected $3.05 billion in revenue and 11.3 percent year-over-year growth rate by almost $300 million for a record $3.34 billion and a massive 21.6 percent year-over-year growth rate. desktop's 43 percent), shoppers used desktops to actually follow through and make the majority of purchases (60 percent to mobile's 40 percent).īroken down even further within the mobile segment, smartphones accounted for 47 percent of visits and 27 percent of sales, while tablets were responsible for 11 percent of visits and 13 percent of sales (discrepancy from aggregate numbers due to rounding). While mobile devices took on the lion's share of page visits (57 percent vs. With many online retailers kicking off the deals early, consumers took advantage and spent $1.93 billion, an 11.5 percent increase from Turkey Day last year. Now all that's left to do is look at the numbers to see just how much everyone spent, and how.

With the 'Turkey 5' buying bender come and gone (Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday), the most intense shopping period is over. 17 terrible Amazon Cyber Monday deals to remind you Cyber Monday kinda sucksĪdobe Digital Insights (ADI) is hard at work tracking online sales numbers throughout the holiday season.

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