Interesting observations have been published by comScore just two days ago.
Having analyzed the U.S. online sales data during the first 48 days of the November – December in 2009 versus the same time period in 2008, they have arrived at statistics which mean that Cyber Monday is no longer the busiest day in online [...]
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When we talk about “niche” affiliates, we normally refer to marketers that focus on a product vertical.
A number of affiliates have gone beyond verticals only, and realized that there’s also an array of amazing opportunities from holiday shopping to shipping. Today I’d like to briefly look at the demand for the holiday shopping websites.
Yesterday, Shop.org’s [...]
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Who said that past the Cyber Monday week there’s not much to fish for in the pond of holiday-oriented consumers?
Yesterday Google Retail Blog has published some staggering data: as of Sunday, December 6 2009, 64% of holiday purchases are yet left to be done. Apparently, compared to the week before Thanksgiving, the percentage has dropped [...]
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Yesterday we were all impressed with the statistics that the Black Friday 2009 brought us, but the Cyber Monday stats that have been circulated today have clearly overshadowed the pre-Monday records. In the DaySpring.com’s affiliate program, for example, we’ve seen an utterly amazing surge of affiliate-referred sales where the Cyber Monday results exceeded those of [...]
The holiday shopping has really picked on the Black Friday (November 27 this year), and continues to grow. The chart on the right shows an increase of affiliate-referred sales within just one affiliate program.
I have noticed a very similar picture across several affiliate programs: a considerable slowdown in sales on the day before Thanksgiving [...]
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