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Miyamotoo on 26 November 2017

Adobe Digital Insights: Nintendo Switch the top selling online product of Black Friday in the US

 

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DPiwbt6W4AA7mq6?format=jpg

https://landing.adobe.com/en/na/solutions/digital-index/ctir-2840-holiday-predictions-2017/?sdid=3NQZBD29&mv=social&scid=ADI74571707&adbid=1599694940073833&adbpl=fb&adbpr=341657335877606

 

UPDATE

Update, acording to Adobe Digital Insights Switch was best selling on Cyber Monday too.

https://landing.adobe.com/en/na/solutions/digital-index/ctir-2840-holiday-predictions-2017/

 

 

The Adobe Digital Insights 2017 Holiday Predictions Report and Holiday Actuals Report are based on aggregate and anonymized data via the Adobe Analytics and Adobe Experience Cloud. Adobe Analytics measures 80% of online transactions at the largest 100 U.S. web retailers (Source: Internet Retailer 2017). The report model is based on analysis of 1 trillion visits to over 4,500 retail websites and 55 million SKUs. Product analysis is based on more than 6 million orders per day on average during November and December. Companion research is based on surveys with 1,100+ U.S. consumers and 440+ U.S. retailers that sell online and 12 million social mentions from August 1st–October 11th 2017.

Last edited by Miyamotoo - on 29 November 2017

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caffeinade on 26 November 2017

Compression!

But, cool.



ihatefatkatz on 26 November 2017

the plot thickens hehehe



Barkley on 26 November 2017

Oh it's their prediction, from the title I thought this was fact.



SuperNova on 26 November 2017

If this is true they must have had huge stock!
Anyways, the Switch is impressive. Most sold item on BF, without even a BF deal? That's a little crazy.

Edit: Oh it's just a prediction? OP could really do with a little more flesh beyong just two links. I even clicked on both and still failed tp grasp that it was just a prediction, so additional info and claryfication would be appreciated.



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AnmolRed on 26 November 2017

Interesting,
Can't wait for actual numbers.



Miyamotoo on 26 November 2017
SuperNova said:

If this is true they must have had huge stock!
Anyways, the Switch is impressive. Most sold item on BF, without even a BF deal? That's a little crazy.

Edit: Oh it's just a prediction? OP could really do with a little more flesh beyong just two links. I even clicked on both and still failed tp grasp that it was just a prediction, so additional info and claryfication would be appreciated.

If this is prediction it would be mentioned that it's prediction, Adobe tracks some of the largest online retailers and bases its figures off that.



ironmanDX on 26 November 2017
Miyamotoo said:
SuperNova said:

If this is true they must have had huge stock!
Anyways, the Switch is impressive. Most sold item on BF, without even a BF deal? That's a little crazy.

Edit: Oh it's just a prediction? OP could really do with a little more flesh beyong just two links. I even clicked on both and still failed tp grasp that it was just a prediction, so additional info and claryfication would be appreciated.

If this is prediction it would be mentioned that it's prediction, Adobe tracks some of the largest online retailers and bases its figures off that.

Then that makes it a well informed prediction but a prediction none the less.



Barkley on 26 November 2017
Miyamotoo said:
SuperNova said:

If this is true they must have had huge stock!
Anyways, the Switch is impressive. Most sold item on BF, without even a BF deal? That's a little crazy.

Edit: Oh it's just a prediction? OP could really do with a little more flesh beyong just two links. I even clicked on both and still failed tp grasp that it was just a prediction, so additional info and claryfication would be appreciated.

If this is prediction it would be mentioned that it's prediction, Adobe tracks some of the largest online retailers and bases its figures off that.

Dude it's right there in one of your links "https://landing.adobe.com/en/na/solutions/digital-index/ctir-2840-holiday-predictions"



ironmanDX on 26 November 2017

Quite an impressive feat for Nintendo to be in the black Friday winners mix considering they had no black Friday price drops.