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2. Summary
US shoppers once again took advantage of early promotions this holiday season,
driving a 17.4 percent increase in online sales Thanksgiving Day. This increase set the
stage for 20.7 percent growth on Black Friday. The biggest surge came from mobile
consumers, with sales reaching 16.3 percent, led by the iPad. This data is the result of
cloud-based analytics findings from IBM.
As part of IBM's Smarter Commerce initiative, the IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark
revealed the following trends as of 12:00 am PST:
• Consumer Spending Increases: Online sales on Thanksgiving grew by 17.4
percent followed by Black Friday where sales increased 20.7 percent over last
year.
• Mobile Shopping: Mobile purchases soared with 24 percent of consumers using
a mobile device to visit a retailer's site, up from 14.3 percent in 2011. Mobile
sales exceeded 16 percent, up from 9.8 percent in 2011.
• The iPad Factor: The iPad generated more traffic than any other tablet or smart
phone, reaching nearly 10 percent of online shopping. This was followed by
iPhone at 8.7 percent and Android 5.5 percent. The iPad dominated tablet traffic
at 88.3 percent followed by the Barnes and Noble Nook at 3.1 percent, Amazon
Kindle at 2.4 percent and the Samsung Galaxy at 1.8 percent.
• Multiscreen Shopping: Consumers shopped in store, online and on mobile
devices simultaneously to get the best bargains. Overall 58 percent of
consumers used smartphones compared to 41 percent who used tablets to surf
for bargains on Black Friday.
• The Savvy shopper: While consumers spent more overall, they shopped with
greater frequency to take advantage of retailer deals and free shipping. This led
to a drop in average order value by 4.7 percent to $181.22. In addition, the
average number of items per order decreased 12 percent to 5.6.
• Social Media Sentiment Index: Shoppers expressed positive consumer
sentiment on promotions, shipping and convenience as well as the retailers
themselves at a three to one ratio.
• Social Sales: Shoppers referred from Social Networks such as Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube generated .34 percent of all online sales on Black
Friday, a decrease of more than 35 percent from 2011.
3. Holiday sales growth was led by several industries which include:
• Department stores continued to offer compelling deals and promotions that
drove sales to grow by 16.8 percent over Black Friday 2011.
• Health and Beauty sales increased 11 percent year over year with consumers
once again choosing to pamper themselves this holiday.
• Home goods maintained its momentum this year, reporting a 28.2 percent
increase in sales from Black Friday 2011.
• Apparel sales were also strong this holiday with Black Friday numbers showing
an increase of 17.5 percent over 2011.
4. US Retail
Black Friday 2012
vs. Black Friday
2011
Sales 20.68%
Black Black
Friday Friday % Change Friday % Change
2012 2011 (y/y) Nov-16-12 (d/d)
Transaction Summary Metrics
Items per Order 5.56 6.37 -12.72% 9.30 -40.22%
Average Order Value $181.22 $190.10 -4.67% $210.69 -13.99%
Conversion Summary Metrics
Conversion Rate 4.58% 4.57% 0.22% 4.20% 9.05%
New Visitor Conversion Rate 3.72% 3.55% 4.79% 3.46% 7.51%
Shopping Cart Sessions 11.50% 11.30% 1.77% 9.80% 17.35%
Shopping Cart Conversion Rate 34.34% 34.47% -0.38% 33.28% 3.19%
Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate 65.66% 65.53% 0.20% 66.72% -1.59%
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
Average Session Length 6:39 7:26 -10.54% 6:22 4.45%
Bounce (One Page) Rate 34.92% 33.10% 5.50% 36.43% -4.14%
Browsing Sessions 47.49% 47.23% 0.55% 46.67% 1.76%
Page Views Per Session 7.24 7.59 -4.61% 6.79 6.63%
Product Views Per Session 1.80 1.79 0.56% 1.66 8.43%
Mobile Summary Metrics
Mobile: % of Sales 16.26% 9.84% 65.24% 10.90% 49.17%
Mobile: % of Site Traffic 24.04% 14.33% 67.76% 18.96% 26.79%
Mobile: Bounce Rate 40.48% 41.31% -2.01% 42.54% -4.84%
Mobile: Conversion Rate 2.72% 2.78% -2.16% 2.16% 25.93%
Mobile: Session Length 4:07 4:03 1.65% 3:46 9.29%
Mobile Device: Android Traffic 5.53% 4.05% 36.54% 4.74% 16.67%
Mobile Device: iPhone Traffic 8.71% 5.38% 61.90% 7.31% 19.15%
Mobile Device: iPad Traffic 9.75% 4.75% 105.26% 7.23% 34.85%
Social Summary Metrics
Social: % of Sales 0.34% 0.53% -35.85% 0.63% -46.03%
Social: % of Site Traffic 0.81% 0.92% -11.96% 0.95% -14.74%
Social: Facebook Referral Traffic 0.68% 0.69% -1.45% 0.82% -17.07%
Social: Twitter Referral Traffic 0.00% 0.02% -100.00% 0.00% 0.00%
5. US Retail
Online sales for Thanksgiving hit record numbers in 2012 with sales growing 17.4% over 2011.
Online sales for Black Friday peaked at 8:45AM PST with sales increasing 20.7% over 2011.
6. US Retail
While Thanksgiving has become a marquee day for online shopping, Black Friday still delivers
considerably higher sales.
On Black Friday 2012, online sales and traffic from mobile devices increased by 65.2% and
67.8% over 2011, respectively.
7. Apparel
Black Friday 2012 vs.
Black Friday 2011
Sales 17.47%
Black Black
Friday Friday % Change Friday % Change
2012 2011 (y/y) Nov-16-12 (d/d)
Transaction Summary Metrics
Items per Order 2.41 2.5 -3.60% 2.6 -7.31%
Average Order Value $147.25 $139.95 5.22% $147.64 -0.26%
Conversion Summary Metrics
Conversion Rate 2.98% 3.24% -8.02% 2.18% 36.70%
New Visitor Conversion Rate 2.25% 2.37% -5.06% 1.64% 37.20%
Shopping Cart Sessions 9.16% 9.58% -4.38% 7.20% 27.22%
Shopping Cart Conversion Rate 29.75% 32.28% -7.84% 27.18% 9.46%
Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate 70.25% 67.72% 3.74% 72.82% -3.53%
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
Average Session Length 6:25 6:39 -3.51% 5:50 10.00%
Bounce (One Page) Rate 28.52% 26.04% 9.52% 32.51% -12.27%
Browsing Sessions 47.85% 48.78% -1.91% 47.03% 1.74%
Page Views Per Session 8.34 9.15 -8.85% 7.6 9.74%
Product Views Per Session 1.91 2.11 -9.48% 1.78 7.30%
8. Department Stores
Black Friday 2012
vs. Black Friday
2011
Sales 16.83%
Black Black
Friday Friday % Change Friday % Change
2012 2011 (y/y) Nov-16-12 (d/d)
Transaction Summary Metrics
Items per Order 3.49 3.42 2.05% 2.58 35.27%
Average Order Value $195.10 $122.19 59.67% $247.74 -21.25%
Conversion Summary Metrics
Conversion Rate 3.99% 3.44% 15.99% 3.17% 25.87%
New Visitor Conversion Rate 3.66% 2.64% 38.64% 5.08% -27.95%
Shopping Cart Sessions 10.12% 13.47% -24.87% 7.73% 30.92%
Shopping Cart Conversion Rate 35.68% 23.73% 50.36% 32.91% 8.42%
Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate 64.32% 76.27% -15.67% 67.09% -4.13%
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
Average Session Length 6:37 8:23 -21.07% 5:12 27.24%
Bounce (One Page) Rate 27.32% 23.54% 16.06% 28.54% -4.27%
Browsing Sessions 44.10% 50.81% -13.21% 45.61% -3.31%
Page Views Per Session 8.12 11.08 -26.71% 6.99 16.17%
Product Views Per Session 1.73 2.07 -16.43% 1.48 16.89%
9. Health & Beauty
Black Friday 2012 vs.
Black Friday 2011*
Sales 10.96%
Black Black
Friday Friday % Change Friday % Change
2012 2011 (y/y)* Nov-16-12 (d/d)*
Transaction Summary Metrics
Items per Order 5.25 5.17 1.55% 4.93 6.49%
Average Order Value $98.63 $121.30 -18.69% $101.58 -2.90%
Conversion Summary Metrics
Conversion Rate 4.47% 4.82% -7.26% 2.68% 66.79%
New Visitor Conversion Rate 3.41% 3.74% -8.82% 1.96% 73.98%
Shopping Cart Sessions 14.34% 12.23% 17.25% 10.04% 42.83%
Shopping Cart Conversion Rate 29.45% 32.64% -9.77% 26.16% 12.58%
Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate 70.55% 67.36% 4.74% 73.84% -4.46%
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
Average Session Length 6:57 7:23 -5.87% 6:25 8.31%
Bounce (One Page) Rate 37.86% 33.62% 12.61% 38.34% -1.25%
Browsing Sessions 40.50% 39.65% 2.14% 41.29% -1.91%
Page Views Per Session 6.38 6.85 -6.86% 5.76 10.76%
Product Views Per Session 1.23 1.28 -3.91% 1.16 6.03%
10. Home Goods
Black Friday 2012 vs.
Black Friday 2011
Sales 28.22%
Black Black
Friday Friday % Change Friday % Change
2012 2011 (y/y) Nov-16-12 (d/d)
Transaction Summary Metrics
Items per Order 3.65 3.37 8.31% 3.99 -8.52%
Average Order Value $278.55 $243.08 14.59% $303.62 -8.26%
Conversion Summary Metrics
Conversion Rate 3.54% 3.46% 2.31% 3.75% -5.60%
New Visitor Conversion Rate 2.77% 2.76% 0.36% 2.59% 6.95%
Shopping Cart Sessions 10.76% 9.82% 9.57% 8.97% 19.96%
Shopping Cart Conversion Rate 29.67% 31.72% -6.46% 28.60% 3.74%
Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate 70.33% 68.28% 3.00% 71.40% -1.50%
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
Average Session Length 7:09 7:46 -7.94% 7:31 -4.88%
Bounce (One Page) Rate 32.88% 29.45% 11.65% 32.63% 0.77%
Browsing Sessions 50.16% 46.25% 8.45% 46.91% 6.93%
Page Views Per Session 7.6 7.99 -4.88% 7.29 4.25%
Product Views Per Session 2.32 2.17 6.91% 2.06 12.62%
11. Transactions Summary Metrics
1. Items Per Order
The average number of items purchased per order
2. Average Order Value
The average value of each order
Conversion Summary Metrics
1. Conversion Rate
The percentage of sessions in which visitors completed an order
2. New Visitor Conversion Rate
Out of all new visitor sessions, the percentage that completed an order
3. Shopping Cart Session Percentage
The percentage of sessions in which visitors placed at least one item in their shopping carts
4. Shopping Cart Conversion Rate
Out of all visitors who placed items in their shopping carts, the percentage that placed an
actual order
5. Shopping Cart Abandonment Rate
Out of all visitors who placed items in their shopping carts, the percentage that did not place
an actual order
Session Traffic Summary Metrics
1. Average Session Length
The average length of time for a visitor session
2. Bounce (One Page) Rate
The percentage of sessions in which visitors only viewed one page before leaving the site
3. Multi-Page Session Percentage
The percentage of sessions in which visitors viewed more than one page
4. Browsing Session Percentage
The percentage of sessions in which visitors viewed at least one product page
5. Page Views Per Session
The average number of pages viewed by visitors per session
6. Product Views Per Session
The average number of products viewed by visitors per session
Mobile Summary Metrics
1. Mobile: Percentage of Sales
Out of all online sales, the percentage that was from a mobile device
2. Mobile: Percentage of Site Traffic
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from a mobile device
3. Mobile: Bounce Rate
The percentage of sessions from mobile devices in which visitors only viewed one page
before leaving the site
4. Mobile: Conversion Rate
The percentage of sessions from mobile devices in which visitors completed an order
5. Mobile: Average Session Length
The average length of time for a visitor session from a mobile device
12. 6. Mobile Device: Android Sessions
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from an Android mobile device
7. Mobile Device: iPhone Sessions
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from an iPhone mobile device
8. Mobile Device: iPad Sessions
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from an iPad mobile device
Social Summary Metrics
1. Social: Percentage of Sales
Out of all online sales, the percentage that was from a social site referral
2. Social: Percentage of Site Traffic
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from a social site referral
3. Social: Facebook Referral Sessions
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from a Facebook referral
4. Social: Facebook Referral Sessions
Out of all sessions, the percentage that was from a Twitter referral
13. About IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark
The IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark is the only analytics-based, peer-level benchmarking
solution that measures online marketing results, including real-time sales data. All of the data is
aggregated and anonymous.
IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark uses IBM’s cloud-based digital analytics platform to rapidly
collect and analyze intelligence on how consumers are responding to the products and services
being offered to them, enabling clients to make accurate decisions on marketing expenditures.
As a result, marketing teams can gain deeper insight about their consumers and present
personalized recommendations, promotions and other sales incentives across the wide variety
of channels—including social networks and mobile devices—where consumers interact with
their brands.
About IBM Enterprise Marketing Management
The IBM Enterprise Marketing Management (EMM) Suite is an end-to-end, integrated set of
capabilities designed exclusively for the needs of marketing organizations. Integrating and
streamlining all aspects of marketing, IBM’s EMM Suite empowers organizations and individuals
to turn their passion for marketing into valuable customer relationships and more profitable,
efficient, timely, and measurable business outcomes.
Delivered on premises or in the Cloud, the IBM EMM Suite of software solutions gives
marketers the tools and insight they need to create individual customer value at every touch.
The IBM EMM Suite helps marketers to understand customer wants and needs and leverage
that understanding to engage buyers in highly relevant, interactive dialogs across digital, social,
and traditional marketing channels.
About IBM Smarter Commerce
IBM Smarter Commerce puts the customer at the center of your business and optimizes within
and across the commerce cycle including the buy, market sell and service processes. By
operationalizing their business around the empowered customer, companies can deliver
personalized, highly relevant, and seamless experience across touch points, leading to greater
customer loyalty. By helping our customers better capture, analyze, integrate and manage
their data, they gain actionable behavior-based insights and uncover opportunities for revenue
growth and efficiency.
For More Information
To learn more about IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark, please contact your IBM marketing
representative or IBM Business Partner or visit the following website: http://www-
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