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You may not be ready for Black Friday and the shopping frenzy that follows from now through the holidays. But the bad guys are. They're stocked up on things like credit card blanks so they can copy your number down and use it to steal money. Here are things to watch for so you don't get Grinched this year!
These and other Salesforce holiday insights come from commerce, marketing, and customer service data collected from 1.5 billion shoppers on the Salesforce Customer 360 platform. Among U.S online retailers, 29 of the top 30 use Salesforce.
Seamless fulfillment and easy returns will be key strategies for retailers looking to increase loyalty and profitability through the remainder of the holiday. Retailers that are efficiently fulfilling online orders from physical stores, especially during these peak shopping days, can extend their shipping cutoff date and win market share.
Powered by Commerce Cloud, Marketing Cloud, and Service Cloud, Salesforce analyzed aggregated data to produce holiday insights from the activity of more than 1.5 billion global shoppers across more than 64 countries, with a focus on 12 key markets: the U.S., Canada, U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, the Netherlands, Australia/New Zealand, the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan, Australia, and New Zealand), and the Nordics. This battery of benchmarks provides a deep look into the last nine quarters and the current state of digital commerce. Several factors are applied to extrapolate macroeconomic figures for the broader retail industry.
The prediction data that we present are from proprietary Salesforce research. The calculations we use blend first-party and third-party data, as well as several market assumptions, to generate the data points presented.
A consistent stream of shoppers filled the Maker's Market and the Dayton's Project in downtown Minneapolis. Several had a few more items on their list to buy. The shopping might have slowed for a bit, but it definitely hasn't stopped, not even after Americans spent more than $22 billion online combined for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, according to Adobe Analytics.
Did the retailers deceive people how they marketed their sales? "I don't feel that retailers are deliberately attempting to mislead consumer," said Kim Sovell, a marketing professor at the University of St. Thomas. "I think really what is happening is they offer a sale, you either get to hit that sale or your miss it. And then they're like, yeah maybe we didn't have enough people, or people didn't have enough time."
This year however, Sovell said the reason has changed. "There are reports right now that the big retailers, Walmart, Target, Kohl's, and Macy's have really done a very good job of managing their inventory heading into the third quarter. So, it's not a glut of inventory," she said.
"When I was in marketing in retail environment, I know that they would have these sales kind of set up just in case. Had it all planned out for online or in email and then they would launch it if need be if they didn't hit a certain number (of sales)," said another shopper.
Should we believe the best sales are behind us? "I do think we're going to continue to have deals all the way up through the holiday. And even then, knowing that it will extend a lot of deals and maybe make them better deals after the holiday," said Sovell.
The Comptroller encourages all taxpayers to support Texas businesses while saving money on tax-free purchases of most clothing, footwear, school supplies and backpacks (sold for less than $100) during the annual Tax-Free weekend. Qualifying items can be purchased tax free from a Texas store or from an online or catalog seller doing business in Texas. In most cases, you do not need to give the seller an exemption certificate to buy qualifying items tax free.
The sales tax exemption applies only to qualifying items you buy during the sales tax holiday. Items you buy before or after the sales tax holiday do not qualify for exemption, and there is no tax refund available.
The statute specifically excludes special clothing or footwear that is primarily designed for athletic activity or protective use and that is not normally worn except when used for the activity. Industrial or medical grade masks (e.g. N95 or other masks designed as personal protective equipment) or other similar personal protection equipment are not exempt during the sales tax holiday.
During the holiday you can buy qualifying items in-store, online, by telephone, mail, custom order, or any other means. The sale of the item must take place during the specific period. The purchase date is easy to determine when the purchase is made in-store but becomes more complicated with remote purchases. The purchaser must have given the consideration for the item during the period even if the item may not be delivered until after the period is over.
For example, if a purchaser enters their credit card information in an online shopping website on Sunday Aug. 11, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.to purchase qualifying school supplies, but the school supplies will not be shipped until Friday Aug. 16, 2024 and will not arrive until Tuesday Aug. 20, the purchase will still qualify for the exemption. However, if the charge to your credit card is declined by the payment processor at 11:00 p.m. on Sunday Aug. 11, 2024 and the purchaser does not resubmit payment until Monday Aug. 12, the purchase is taxable.
If the delivery charge is a flat rate per package, and the amount charged is the same regardless of how many items are included in the package, the total charge can be attributed to any one of the items in the package.
If you sold qualifying items tax free during the sales tax holiday, only include these tax-free sales in Total Texas Sales (Item 1) of your sales tax return. Do not include your tax-free sales in Taxable Sales (Item 2).
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The holiday season is a prime time for hackers, scammers, and online thieves. While millions of Americans will be online looking for the best gifts and Cyber Monday deals, hackers will be looking to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers by searching for weaknesses in their devices or internet connections or attempting to extract personal and financial information through fake websites or charities.
Looking forward to a holiday season without travel might make it hard to get in the holiday spirit, but there is still fun to be had, even from the comfort of your own home. Here are some enjoyable staycations that can get you through this holiday season, all while protecting yourself, and your community.
Having a holiday movie marathon with all the classics is a great way to bring your family together. Some movies that you could watch include Home Alone 1 & 2, Santa Claus, and Polar Express. If you are distanced from your family, consider hosting a virtual watch party.
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Tonight, NBC is kicking off the holiday season at Elvis Presley's home in Memphis, Tennessee. A new hour-long special, Christmas at Graceland, will bring viewers into Elvis' historic house for the first live holiday TV concert of its kind at the estate.
The legacy of Elvis Presley and the spirit of the holiday season are being brought together on NBC. If you don't have cable, you can watch Christmas at Graceland with streaming services like Peacock and Sling TV.
Sling TV is the best of the budget streaming services. It offers access to NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox and other network programming along with live sports games. Whether you're streaming holiday specials or this season's can't-miss NFL matchups, Sling TV has you covered.
The data support this perspective. A remarkable number of young children are watching a remarkable number of hours of online video. One study found that children under age eight spend more time watching online videos than doing any other screen-based activity, averaging 39 minutes of online video viewing a day. Another study asked parents of children ages 11 and under if their child watches YouTube. Eighty percent said yes, and 53 percent of those whose kids watch YouTube said their child watches every day.
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