All it takes is a little research and planning to snag deals and save big on your holiday shopping list. Here are six tips for shopping without emptying your wallet.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday deal alerts are indispensable resources, but they arrive relatively late into the holiday shopping season. In the weeks leading up to these major shopping events, research last year's holiday trends.
How the Cyber Five are stacking up for holiday shopping - Insider Intelligence Trends, Forecasts
Black Friday and Cyber Monday have been growing in importance to holiday ecommerce for more than a decade, despite the persistent myth that early holiday promotions would pull demand forward to take the wind out of these promotions.
However, because Amazon hosted a mid-October event last year, demand was materially pulled forward. As a result, the Cyber Five period (Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday) noticeably underperformed season-average growth rates.
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Through the pandemic, a number of larger brands have announced the closure of their retail stores across the nation, such as the Disney Store, J.C. Penney and Gap.
However, in the midst of those closures, a number of other stores have opened new locations, including locally at the Westfield Valencia Town Center.
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Why people should get ahead on their holiday shopping this year
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - The start of November usually means the start of the holiday shopping season, but this year is the time to get your gifts crossed off your list ahead of time.
With less than 50 days until Christmas Day, some may think that's plenty of time, but store owners say this is the year to shop early.
Your guide to holiday shopping during a chip shortage
Why does that matter to your holiday shopping? A lot of things you might buy for the holidays, like toys, have chips in them, so the shortage means prices are going up, and items that have chips can be harder to find.
Scammers follow the headlines — and just like with the mask shortage , scammers will set up shop, "sell" what everyone is trying to buy — but not deliver. Here are some tips to avoid scams as you get ready for holiday shopping this season.
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Small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are the growth engines of the United States economy. There are approximately 31.7 million SMBs in the U.S. — they account for 64 percent of new job openings in the economy and represent more than 99 percent of all businesses nationwide.
Consumers continue to trend toward buying online across all markets, meaning that implementing consumers' payment preferences will be key to a successful holiday shopping season for SMBs.
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REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — The "hustle and bustle" is starting to come back to central Ohio shopping centers as more people feel comfortable being in public with vaccinations numbers on the rise.
"Since things have opened back up, people are out shopping and doing what they need to do," Officer Robert King said. He works as a Community Liaison for the Reynoldsburg Division of Police.
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