Countdown to Click Frenzy 2015 begins
Discounts as high as 90 per cent will be available from 300 participating retailers when the 2015 Click Frenzy sale goes live tonight.
"Click Frenzy" news, interviews, and features
News about Click Frenzy
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Australians likely to shop on their phones this Christmas: Adobe
According to Adobe’s latest research, Australians’ keenness for shopping on their phones is just behind Japan, Ireland and the US.
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Kogan looks to cash in on Click Frenzy
Australia’s biggest online retailer Kogan is attempting to hijack Click Frenzy redux by going live 12 hours ahead of the official event.
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Click Frenzy avoids capacity issues, at least from the Akamai side
Bargain hunters were left high and dry when there were capacity issues with Click Frenzy last year, though this year’s event went “seamlessly," according to Akamai Australasia senior manager, Ian Teague.
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Click Frenzy boosts 24-hour retailer revenues by up to 200 per cent
Australian shoppers apparently love a sale, any kind of sale. After its website crashed initially, the 24-hour online sale, Click Frenzy, generated a 200 per cent increase in revenue for some of the retailers involved.
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Click Frenzy crash provides lessons about capacity: Trend Micro
Bargain hunters had high expectations for the first Click Frenzy online shopping campaign when it went live, though their hopes were soon dashed when the service went down.
