Retailers and brands have faced a challenging 2024, making a successful holiday season more crucial than ever. According to Adobe Analytics, online shoppers spent a record-breaking $10.8 billion this Black Friday. The biggest retail event of the year gave Listrak’s savvy clients an opportunity to outperform the competition and win consumer dollars with AI-powered, hyper-targeted, omnichannel messaging. Our experts have crunched the numbers and analyzed retailer strategy and results in order to bring you an informative recap of our Black Friday retail marketing data.
Up against strong competition within a tough economic landscape, retailers and brands felt the need to aggressively attract customers who might be pinching pennies.
Those clients with sitewide Black Friday offers shifted to higher overall discounts year over year (YOY) with an average of 29% off sitewide in 2024 compared to 27% the previous year.
Email and SMS saw greater utilization and increased performance over last year. Clients relied on the guidance of Listrak experts and the power of AI-driven personalization to squeeze the most out of their Black Friday marketing spend, capturing and converting shoppers in the channels they connect with the most.
As always, different retail verticals took unique approaches to their Black Friday strategy and saw diverse results. Here are some standout stats among Listrak clients:
Email remained a strong channel for Listrak clients, with Black Friday email campaigns driving revenue and conversions for retailers as well as creating a seamless, loyalty-inspiring customer experience.
SMS empowered Listrak clients to cut through the noise and get personalized offers in front of their customers, most of whom – almost 53%* – did their Black Friday weekend shopping via mobile this year.
While Black Friday is behind us, the busy holiday season continues for retailers and brands. Omnichannel marketing will no doubt maintain its momentum to keep shoppers engaged and converting. We’ll continue to monitor discount strategies used throughout the holiday and how low retailers will go to capture the sale. Stay tuned for our Cyber Monday data analysis and more key takeaways from the experts at Listrak.
Retailers and brands have faced a challenging 2024, making a successful holiday season more crucial than ever. According to Adobe Analytics, online shoppers spent a record-breaking $10.8 billion this Black Friday. The biggest retail event of the year gave Listrak’s savvy clients an opportunity to outperform the competition and win consumer dollars with AI-powered, hyper-targeted, omnichannel messaging. Our experts have crunched the numbers and analyzed retailer strategy and results in order to bring you an informative recap of our Black Friday retail marketing data.
Up against strong competition within a tough economic landscape, retailers and brands felt the need to aggressively attract customers who might be pinching pennies.
Those clients with sitewide Black Friday offers shifted to higher overall discounts year over year (YOY) with an average of 29% off sitewide in 2024 compared to 27% the previous year.
Email and SMS saw greater utilization and increased performance over last year. Clients relied on the guidance of Listrak experts and the power of AI-driven personalization to squeeze the most out of their Black Friday marketing spend, capturing and converting shoppers in the channels they connect with the most.
As always, different retail verticals took unique approaches to their Black Friday strategy and saw diverse results. Here are some standout stats among Listrak clients:
Email remained a strong channel for Listrak clients, with Black Friday email campaigns driving revenue and conversions for retailers as well as creating a seamless, loyalty-inspiring customer experience.
SMS empowered Listrak clients to cut through the noise and get personalized offers in front of their customers, most of whom – almost 53%* – did their Black Friday weekend shopping via mobile this year.
While Black Friday is behind us, the busy holiday season continues for retailers and brands. Omnichannel marketing will no doubt maintain its momentum to keep shoppers engaged and converting. We’ll continue to monitor discount strategies used throughout the holiday and how low retailers will go to capture the sale. Stay tuned for our Cyber Monday data analysis and more key takeaways from the experts at Listrak.