Black Friday ads will likely start flooding the internet during the second week of November, when most people begin preparations for the biggest shopping event of the holiday season. Each year, more and more people turn to online shopping, either out of commodity, or as a means of avoiding traffic and crowded stores. Consequently, more and more retailers optimize their online shopping services, to accommodate the great number of online sales hunters.
According to
gottadeal.com, retail giant Target follows the trend, and has announced that they plan to match their prices to those of popular online competitors, such as Amazon.com, Bestbuy.com and Walmart.com. Their new policy will open on November 1st, and will be in effect all through the winter shopping season, including on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. To support this new strategy, Target will also provide free wireless internet in all of their stores.
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