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Sunday 22 November 2015 5:06 pm

Black Friday 2015 UK: Interest in the shopping deal day bonanza has dipped among shoppers

By: Lynsey Barber

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Interest in Black Friday has dipped below last year for the first time in the lead up to the biggest shopping event of the year.

The deals day was on track to surpass last year, however, on the 20 November, the amount of search traffic generated by the day slipped below 2014 according to Google trends data.

Read more: Black Friday chaos is dying out: Here comes Black Friday bliss

While the date falls on two different days, a Friday this year and Thursday last year, interest in the day steadily increased in 2014, while in 2015 it has fallen, from the Thursday to the Friday – the latest date for which data is available.

*Blue= 2015, Red= 2014

Interest this year has been greater than last year throughout October and into November, had been broadly tracking the same – until now.

Read more: Why we can't wait for Black Friday

The dip could fuel fears that interest in the day is waning among shoppers as some retailers also pare back their offers.

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