Yesterday appears to be a day of cyber wow!
Early reports are saying that Cyber
Monday shopping topped $2B in sales, achieving a 17.5% increase over
last year. For those not used to keeping score, that is a huge year
over year gain. Without a doubt we have crossed over the online hurdles
and even with sales tax being collected in most states, and no Amazon
drones delivering our packages yet, we are firmly okay with search, buy,
and wait.
Traditional retailers were scratching their heads after the
lackluster days on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but when they add it
all up, it might just be okay. That is, unless Amazon took the biggest
bite from the apple. I know anyone reading this has already accepted
that online is the future, now the question is how that future unfolds.
On this post Cyber-Monday
Tuesday, I'd be thinking now about what we can do for next year to
further engage and ready our consumers for next year so that we are
their first choice.
To do that, we have to go well beyond the lowest
price or the the most extensive choices. We have to create (and yes
this will feel so 1999) "community" that brings them back over and over.
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