Cyber Monday 2011 Marks Biggest U.S. Online Spending Day in History

by UMS
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I was just reading this article over at Search Engine Watch which has some very interesting stats.

Cyber Monday 2011 was the heaviest U.S. online spending day in history, with the holiday season as a whole up 15 percent YoY to $15 billion this season-to-date.
If there was any doubt as to the increasing popularity of mobile devices, then this should dispel them:

PayPal Mobile reported a 552 percent YoY global increase in Cyber Monday global mobile payment volume. This represents 154 percent more than the average Monday and 17 percent more than Black Friday 2011.
Mobile traffic to e-commerce sites rose from 3.9 percent on Cyber Monday 2010 to 10.8 percent this year, according to IBM. Sales as a result of that heavier traffic increased from 2.3 to 6.6 percent YoY.
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    Originally Posted by UMS View Post

    I was just reading this article over at Search Engine Watch which has some very interesting stats.

    If there was any doubt as to the increasing popularity of mobile devices, then this should dispel them:
    And the greatest thing about shopping online is that you're not likely to get pepper sprayed by some bi*ch in line trying to make her way to the front of the line.
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  • Profile picture of the author sal64
    As we say down here... Only in America.

    Cyber Monday was awesome.

    I had a bumper day and sold an amazingly staggering 2 ebooks for $26.00.

    I was so ecstatic that I sprayed pepper spray on myself!

    I could hardly contain my excitement.
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