Retailers Prefer To Shop Online On Black Friday

The video discusses the evolution of Black Friday shopping habits, highlighting a shift from in-store to online shopping. It notes that while Americans continue traditional in-store shopping, UK consumers are increasingly shopping online. Retailers are adapting by extending Black Friday sales and promoting online shopping with click-and-collect options. Despite changes, Black Friday remains a significant sales event, with retailers benefiting from both online and in-store purchases.

What is the main trend observed in Black Friday shopping habits according to the first section?

• Increase in in-store shopping

• Decline in online shopping

• Decrease in overall spending

• Rise in online shopping

Why did some UK retailers decide to opt out of Black Friday?

• To increase in-store traffic

• Due to high operational costs

• To focus on Cyber Monday

• Because of customer feedback

What has been the trend in High Street spending since 2013?

• It has decreased significantly

• It has remained stagnant

• It has grown but not as much as online spending

• It has surpassed online spending

How are retailers like Amazon adapting to the changing shopping landscape?

• By reducing prices further

• By extending Black Friday into multiple days

• By closing physical stores

• By offering exclusive in-store deals

What is one benefit of the click-and-collect service for retailers?

• It reduces online traffic

• It doubles the average spend

• It decreases customer spending

• It eliminates the need for physical stores