Recap of 2018 Black Friday Ecommerce Strategies


Sharing perspectives on the latest trends and tips to help eCommerce brands stay ahead to engage and drive revenue.
You thought Black Friday was over. You thought you could relax and focus on the rest of the holiday season. Well, sorry to trigger you but we have the most recent stats from Black Friday 2018. And this year was record-breaking: $3.7 billion on Thanksgiving, $6.2 billion on Black Friday, and $7.9 billion on Cyber Monday. Here are some of the top holiday strategies of 2018…
During Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Pura Vida generated 350,000 orders. “Last week has been our biggest ever,” says Griffin Thall, Pura Vida Bracelets’ CEO. “By the time we turned off the sale at 6 a.m. Wednesday, all our marketing and optimization efforts added up to 120% year-over-year growth compared to Black Friday Cyber Monday in 2017.”
Since 2014, Kylie has created a $900 Million company. How does she keep selling out over and over? She keeps her customers wanting more. With her social media talents, the youngest Jenner strategically posts when “Out of Stock” items have been restocked. And rather than removing the “Sold Out” products, Jenner leaves them live and unpurchaseable to create the sense of customer having a fear of missing out moment (FOMO).
Adding personalized shopping can push customers closer to the checkout button. This technique also humanizes online shopping. Being able to create Black Friday Content around a variety of your prospective buyers is a great way to tend to all customers. Need more on personalization? Check out here on our
part 1 and
part 2 blog series.
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Fast Fashion Flash: Fashion Nova

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Simplify Your Channels and Checkout: Pura Vida


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Consumer FOMO: Kylie Cosmetics

