Black Friday is against my religion. Black Friday to me  Starting From Zero 2.0 Review  is like Filene's Basement Running of the Brides or the Spanish Running of the Bulls. Running amok in a sea of delirious strangers for a "deal" is beyond my comprehension. Year after year, the decision to boycott Black Friday is affirmed. This year, it was the crazed Wal-Mart maniac who pepper sprayed 20 others in line for a deal on an XBox. Just the thought of gunshots, arrests, and old men being body-slammed by cops over waffle makers and tv's, lowers my IQ.

I prefer to do my Christmas shopping among the growing ranks of the far more civilized online shoppers on Cyber Monday. No crazed mobs, no pepper spray, just me, my computer and a cup of coffee. Instead of wasting several hours of time and gas driving all over town from one mall to the next searching for the perfect gift and a parking space, I was actually able to find everything on my list at the very best price and finished up the bulk of my holiday shopping in just under an hour. Even better, at my fingertips was every detail I needed to make sure I was making the absolute right purchase. 

Not just based on price, but on reviews, recommendations, specifications and in the case of electronics, the exact requirements. Try finding that info among the psycho Target Shoppers at 3 in the morning on Black Friday. Is it any wonder that according to IBM, Cyber Monday beat out Black Friday with a 33% increase of last year's sales.Small to Medium-Sized Retailers - Santa is Coming to Town!

While it's clear that corporate retailers like Macy's, Amazon, and Best Buy benefit tremendously from Cyber Monday, the question then becomes, what does this mean for the small to medium-sized business. Perhaps the best news is that more and more online shoppers are not only turning to ecommerce to avoid the holiday hassle but to also find unique and specialty items that are not always available at the big-box retailers. Also, take into consideration the current consumer attitudes which are not exactly favorable toward large corporate chains. This combination presents a virtual golden opportunity for small to medium-sized retailers. Perhaps the icing on the cake is the fact that, unlike mall shoppers, online shoppers have pretty much made a buying decision even before log-in. This translates to a better educated, more confident consumer walking into your store with their wallet already open.
 

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