👀 According to our recent survey, a little under half of Krazy Coupon Lady users say Black Friday deals have gotten worse over the past decade. They’re not alone. This skepticism around Black Friday deals has popped up on Reddit, too, and in the media.
As avid Black Friday shoppers ourselves (who very much shop all the Black Friday sales), we wanted to know: Are Black Friday deals really getting worse? And if they’re not, why are the vibes so … off?
We reached out to a consumer behavior expert, dug into our own deals vault, and looked up products’ price history to figure out whether Black Friday savings are actually getting worse. We also wanted to diagnose the reasons for this “disillusionment with Black Friday deals,” as Raji Srinivasan, professor of marketing for McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin puts it.
“There’s not a single explanation, but multiple factors going on,” she says.
Here’s what we found…
Black Friday prices are low, but not always the lowest.
If Black Friday is the only time you can get the lowest price on something, that makes it an exciting day to shop. But is it the only time to get the lowest price?
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