A survey out Wednesday shows that shoppers are looking for holiday deals throughout the year rather than checking off their list on one big promotional day.
Forty-six percent of those surveyed nationwide say they already had started shopping for the holidays.
Only 18 percent are waiting to shop on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, according to the Ipsos Public Affairs survey commissioned by Offers.com.
In the Midwest, 90 percent say they plan to spend the same or less this holiday season than in 2010, and 21 percent plan to wait for deals on Black Friday or Cyber Monday.
Cyber Monday Online Deals are setting a new record! Retailers are singing a happy tune this holiday as rivals Amazon.com and Walmart.com hit new sales records, according to industry experts.
Amazon reported a record number of November sales for its Kindle electronic book reader and Amazon still has awesome deals on Netbooks! The Toshiba Mini NB205-N325PK 10.1-Inch Posh Pink Netbook has 9 Hours of Battery Life and comes with Windows 7 Starter installed for $370.00! And it’s PINK! What more could a girl ask for?
Reuters reports that Jefferies analyst Youssef Squali estimates that Amazon will report about 30 percent sales growth in its holiday fourth quarter. Recession? What recession?
Retail giant Wal-Mart has offered the lowest prices on books, toys for shoppers on Cyber Monday-–and there are plenty of deals at Walmart.com. Here are a few of the deals still left for Cyber Monday!
Little Tykes Kitchen for $45.00!
Nintendo DSi Value Pack for $179! It is usually almost that much just to get the DSi! The value pack has Nintendo DSi, two games and one accessory.