As cyber shopping becomes more common, Cyber Monday loses some punch
Retailers rolled out some deals for Cyber Monday, but the shopping holiday is losing some of its luster.
Posted — UpdatedRetailers rolled out some deals for Cyber Monday, but the shopping holiday is losing some of its luster.
Ten years after the term was coined for shoppers who returned to work (and high-speed internet) after the Thanksgiving weekend only to continue their shopping, digital deals extend throughout the holiday season.
Among the local stores cashing is in Southern Season, the foodie and chef's delight with locations in Chapel Hill and Raleigh's Cameron Villages. The company does about 10 percent of its sales year-round online.
"They are going online and doing their shopping online today anyway. We have the good fortune of being online and having a presence and have many things people are searching for, so they do go to Southern Season online," she said.
Thomas said she expects to see online sales increas by at least 10 percent over last year.
The very first "Cyber Monday" brought in an extra 26 percent of sales for retailers.
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