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Black Friday Redefined: A month-long ritual of planning, patience and price-checking

Nearly 70% of Americans now view Black Friday as a month-long season focused on strategic shopping and timing rather than a single-day event, TopCashback research shows.

  • On Nov. 03, 2025, TopCashback reported nearly 7 in 10 Americans now view Black Friday as a month-long shopping season, evolving from a single-day event, the MISSION, Kan. press release says.
  • TopCashback's analysts find shoppers are more strategic and less impulsive, prioritizing timing, confidence, and purchases that feel worthwhile, a shift Destiny Chatman describes as prioritizing pride in spending.
  • Results indicate discounts and impulse buying remain central as nearly 87% of shoppers say upfront savings motivate them most, while more than 62% occasionally buy unplanned items.
  • Experts recommend planning ahead as 44% of shoppers prefer more time to shop and 55% of Americans would be indifferent if Black Friday disappeared.
  • Despite skepticism, Black Friday still cycles between excitement and restraint, as two-thirds of shoppers say brands create fake urgency and 30% say it happens sometimes.
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Black Friday Redefined: A month-long ritual of planning, patience and price-checking

(Family Features) Once a one-day shopping extravaganza defined by long lines and doorbuster deals, Black Friday has transformed into a season of rolling discounts and fading excitement.

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Helena Independent Record broke the news in Helena, United States on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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