To say Cyber Monday is popular is an understatement. Last year, Currys were selling 30 TVs a minute
. Throughout the UK, online shoppers spent a whopping £968m, a whole £248m more than in 2014. Clearly, Cyber Monday isn’t just another trading day. Instead, it’s a day where your company could be profiting while your customers remain at the office or in their homes.
Offline Sales and Opportunities
Even if you don’t sell services or products online, you can still participate in Cyber Monday. You can create deals or incentives to draw in attention and opportunities. Some ideas include discounts for future services if booked on Cyber Monday or even gift cards for future purchases. A reminder of gifts is always good for your market to hear as it may be the perfect gift that they hadn’t thought of before.
Social media can be used to gain attraction and drive traffic to your website where you can offer those incentives. You can also use social media to get your market to focus on your brand. By creating a contest, in lieu of a Cyber Monday sale, participants can provide you with their details to win a prize. With all of the entries, you will have a fresh list to target for your holiday marketing.
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