Online retailers are seeing record holiday sales this year. ComScore reports that 57 million Americans shopped online on Black Friday, a 26 percent increase over 2011. As retailers settle in for their biggest selling season of the year, the use of big data has become a critical force in growing sales. Big data analytics is helping retailers stay in front of a new breed of consumer, the omnichannel shopper, and the avalanche of data they're generating....
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Green Monday Spending Jumps 13%; 3rd Heaviest Day of Holiday Season-to-Date
December 13, 2012
From ComScore
comScore reported yesterday holiday season retail e-commerce spending for the first 40 days of the November-December 2012 holiday season. For the holiday season-to-date, $29.3 billion has been spent online, marking a 13 percent increase vs. the corresponding days last year. Green Monday (Dec. 10) reached $1.275 billion in spending, up 13 percent vs. last year and ranking as the third heaviest online spending day for the season-to-date after Cyber Monday ($1.465 billion) and Tuesday, Dec. 4 ($1.362 billion).
Holiday E-commerce Spending Continue to Climb
December 11, 2012
From Daily Finance
When research firm comScore Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR) reported holiday online spending a week ago, the company noted a 14% rise in sales. Five days later that increase has dropped slightly to 13%. The decline was not unexpected, but the dip puts in jeopardy...
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