Published on 20/11/2024
Professionals and online merchants: Five steps to a successful Black Friday!
What is Black Friday?
Black Friday originated in the United States in the 1960s, marking the Friday after Thanksgiving as the start of Christmas shopping with massive discounts. It arrived in Europe in the 2010s, and has become a not-to-be-missed event in France, particularly popular with consumers and retailers as a way of boosting sales in the run-up to Christmas. Consumers now prefer this day of discounts over the traditional sales periods. Every single industry gets involved, including travel, property, high tech, electrical goods, fashion, etc.
A successful Black Friday means standing out among your competitors and claiming pole position in the run-up to Christmas. Black Friday takes place only four weeks before Christmas. It is therefore a crucial time for brands to maximise sales and attract new customers to their brick-and-mortar or online stores.
As November approaches, it's essential that you have a strategy in place for this period. Think about including special offers on your most popular products. Black Friday is actually so important that it can influence market trends for the rest of the year. Don't forget that the following Monday, often called Cyber Monday, prolongs this period of commercial opportunities.
Want to make this year's Black Friday a success? All you have to do is follow these five key steps!
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