Filed under: News | Black Friday
Sep 9 2010, 4:23am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
The big Black Friday sales event before the Holidays has been traditionally an in-store experience. Getting up in the middle of the night or even camp out in front of store the night before Black Friday was the way to score door buster deals on Black Friday.
In the last few years it actually showed that better deals could be found easier on the web and not in-stores. There have been even better deals on notebooks and other gear weeks before the actual Black Friday. Read our report on the Black Friday deal highlights from Black Friday 2009.
Supporting this trend is a new survey by RIS. According to Adweek most retail executives see a 10% and more increase in online revenues for the coming holiday shopping season.
This means that retailers will also focus more on online Black Friday promotions and sales events. On the web the battle between retailers is much more intense and immediate. We have seen this last year with the price war between Walmart and Amazon. Prices almost got matched in real-time. Shopping online for Black Friday 2010 will be fun and will save you a bundle if you start early enough.
Our Black Friday 2010 hub is the place to go find out about the best Black Friday deals as soon as they become available.
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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years
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