It is learned that according to a research survey by One Pulse, during this year's Cyber Week, as many as 34.6% of American consumers purchased goods from Amazon, and 17.4% purchased from e-commerce platforms such as Wish, Aliexpress, and Shein.
Data shows that during Cyber Monday this year, online spending in the United States reached $10.7 billion, down 1.4% from the same period last year. Online sales on Black Friday were also slightly lower than last year's total sales, at $8.9 billion.
According to Numerator data, Amazon accounted for the highest share of U.S. Black Friday spending in 2021 for the second consecutive year, or 17.5%, surpassing other e-commerce platforms.
When it comes to shopping channels, respondents have mixed opinions:
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