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Sale Days for Shopping for Holiday Gifts in the US 2020-2022
53% of American shoppers plan to buy gifts in 2022 on Black Friday. This figure increased by 4% compared to the previous year. Also, 45% of American shoppers will take advantage of Cyber Monday deals in 2022.
Sources: statista.com October 2022
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When do US shoppers prefer to buy holiday gifts in 2022?
53% of American shoppers are planning to buy holiday gifts on Black Friday. 43% of US shoppers will also take advantage of Cyber Monday promotions and 25% of Super Saturday promotions. Source: statista.com
Which holiday sales are less interesting for US shoppers in 2022?
If on Black Friday 53% of American buyers plan to buy holiday gifts, then on Singles day only 14%. Source: statista.com
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