Forecast for Mother's Day
Sadly, the report shows that 15.5 percent of all participants in the NRF’s 2007 Mother’s Day Consumer Intentions and Actions survey don’t celebrate the holiday. However, of those who do celebrate, 38.2 percent of the purchases will be jewelry, 37.00 will be clothing, 29.3 percent will be books or CDs, and a whopping 72.4 percent will be flowers.
I got my Mother’s Day gift early: a wireless network adapter. According to the NRF survey, only 11.3 percent of Mother’s Day gifts will be *consumer electronics or computer related accessories*. That’s the lowest percentage on the list. But I really wanted it, so this mother is happy. And that, after all, is the desired outcome on Mother’s Day. I hope yours is a happy one too!
To read the full NRF report, go to: http://www.nrf.com/modules.php?name=Documents&op=alllist&&id=658
Labels: Mother's Day, shopping, women
4 Comments:
Since my mom is an advid reader, I plan to get her more bookshelves!
These are some really interesting info..thanks for sharing these...was really interesting to read through your post...and well on this note i'd also like you to drop by my blog on Mother's Day Wishes sometime and check out all that i've posted there...i'm sure you'll enjoy your visit!!!
What is really interesting is that more people spend more money on Mother's Day than on Father's Day!
I like to make sure that each parent is treated the same so I get them a gift certificate for their favorite place to eat. This way no one is jealous!
Thanks for the feedback! Gerry, I like your blog. Thanks for sharing!
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