MashWork: Black Friday US Shopping Carnival User Data Infographic

MashWork, an American company, counted 270,000 Twitter microblogs and drew a chart of American users' shopping data during Black Friday. It also comprehensively analyzed American users' online shopping characteristics and situations, and other user data. Detailed information can be found in MashWork's Black Friday Shopping Research.

As shown above, this is Black Friday [data chart], looking at the user data information of the American shopping carnival.

The detailed data chart is as follows:

Among Americans, men are more willing to post microblog messages on social networks than women.

The retailers chosen by Americans are mainly Wal-Mart, Best Buy, etc. Among them, the online retail giant Amazon accounts for 10%, while Wal-Mart accounts for 21%.

Who do Americans buy things for? 46% buy things for themselves, 36% buy things for others, and 18% buy things for themselves and others.

What do you buy?

18% purchased computers and tablets, such as iPad 2, MacBook laptops, etc.

17% purchased gaming consoles such as PS 3, XBox and DVD music and video games.

16% bought shoes, 14% bought clothes, and 12% bought TVs.

In addition, the most eye-catching iPad 2 has attracted a lot of attention!

The following is a detailed data chart: