
Holiday Shopping 2021: Online Sales Still Beat In-Store Shopping
US Consumers Say They’ll Do Half of Their Remaining Holiday Shopping Online
Holiday shoppers say they will do nearly half of their remaining holiday shopping online – with those who deliver a great digital experience, that is. In Holiday Shopping 2021, PYMNTS surveyed 2,060 U.S. consumers to learn what consumers want from the stores they shop at this holiday season.
Inside the December Report
- 47%: Portion of total holiday expenditure consumers plan to spend online
- 40%: Share of consumers who intend to buy the most holiday purchases between Black Friday and Christmas
- 34%: Share of holiday shoppers who did not shop on Black Friday because stores were too crowded
Holiday Shopping Report
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Gen Z Sours on Black Friday While Buy Now, Pay Later Sales Surge
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41% of Consumers Plan to Increase Use of Installment Plans This Holiday Season
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Holiday Shopping 2022: Deal Or No Deal
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Black Friday 2022: High Prices Reshape Holiday Shopping Habits
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