Cyber Week has gone global. Last year, in the UK alone we were forecast to spend £8.57bn over the Cyber Weekend, consisting of Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the transaction-fuelled days surrounding them. Students, with fully-independent purchasing power, are expected to show up to this year’s event as 72% of 16-24-year-olds browsed the 2019 sales. Ahead of November’s shopping extravaganza, we’ve curated everything you need to ensure you show up for student consumers.
UK Cyber Week Hub
Cyber Week resources
How do you create a Cyber Week strategy that engages students but doesn’t overwhelm them, while being optimised for their tendency to share offers offline with friends and family? Start by reading our Cyber Week: Brand Playbook.
Cyber Week: Brand Playbook
Cyber week is your next big chance to connect with Gen Z – and our brand playbook is your guide to maximising it.
Marketing Checklist
Once you’ve got your plan of action, tap into our student marketing expertise by working through our Student Marketing Checklist.
Campaign Success Stories
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Student stories
Hear directly from the people that matter most. We spoke with Ellie and Will to understand what they’ll be looking for this Cyber Week and explain some of the nuances behind student trends and attitudes to the biggest shopping event in their calendar.
"I don't go out of my way to look into Cyber Week deals, if I'm honest, I just look out for what's advertised on social media or via email and see if there's anything that interests me."
Cyber Week on the blog
Cyber Week has evolved with the times and COVID-19 will be a major catalyst for a change in shopping habits this year. We’ll bring you weekly Gen Z insights in the run-up to Cyber Week, to help you win over student consumers during a Cyber Week like we’ve never seen before.