December 20, 2010

Black Friday was Strong, But Mondays Ruled Shopping on the Web

Cyber Monday broke the $1 billion mark for the first time as online shopping grew across the board in 2010. From November 1 through December 10, nearly $22 billion was spent through online shopping. With Facebook looking at eCommerce for businesses in an effort to become the hub for for online shopping, 2011 will likely continue to demonstrate big jumps around the holidays. This graphic by BuySight breaks down the numbers for us and shows that even in a down economy, people are shifting more of their dollars towards digital. Cyber Monday

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JD Rucker

JD Rucker is Editor at Soshable, a Social Media Marketing Blog. He is a Christian, a husband, a father, and founder of both Judeo Christian Church and Dealer Authority. He drinks a lot of coffee, usually in the form of a 5-shot espresso over ice.

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