Cyber Monday
Trend & aesthetic · 2005 · Notable
US shoppers spent $14.25 billion online on Cyber Monday, Adobe estimated.
Spread Score
How it worksNumbers
- Seed to milestone
- 20.0 years
- Nov 19 ’05 to Dec 1 ’25
- Platforms
- 7
- Started on Press
- Origin
- Seeded
- Retail
How it spread
Trace the originShop.org named a post-Thanksgiving shopping spike; newspapers and TV repeated it. Retailers adopted the name across websites and social media. Comscore ranked it first for annual online spending in 2010; Adobe estimated US spending of $14.25 billion in 2025.
Documented milestone; not a measured attention peak.
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November 2005
Shop.org owner response · Nov 21 ’05
Shop.org promoted Cyber Monday in a release citing its retailer survey.[2]
CBS Evening News / ABC World News Tonight platform jump · Nov 28 ’05
CBS and ABC presented Cyber Monday as a prospective online shopping peak.[3]
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