This year’s Black Friday may be weaker
The Black Friday period – which can be several weeks for most traders – may pose new challenges for traders this year due to the long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic, tozsdeforum.hu wrote.
According to a joint, representative survey by LogiNet and Reacty Digital, we will spend 6,000 HUF less than last year, ie 34,000 HUF in Black Friday promotions this year. Of the hit products, computer and consumer electronics devices may attract less people, while sales of DIY and garden goods are expected to increase this year. (tozsdeforum.hu)
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