While economic instability poised a threat to retailers hoping to boost sales during Valentine’s Day 2012, a recent survey from Forbes reveals that customer sentiment, and spending, is higher than ever. In fact, results indicate that overall Valentine’s Day spending will reach nearly $200 a person this year, an 8% boost over 2011. This infographic delves deeper into consumers’ specific spending plans for this Valentine’s Day, as well as detailed insight into whether shoppers spend more money on flowers, jewelry, candy or cards.
While economic instability poised a threat to retailers hoping to boost sales during Valentine’s Day 2012, a recent survey from Forbes reveals that customer sentiment, and spending, is higher than ever. In fact, results indicate that overall Valentine’s Day spending will reach nearly $200 a person this year, an 8% boost over 2011. This infographic delves deeper into consumers’ specific spending plans for this Valentine’s Day, as well as detailed insight into whether shoppers spend more money on flowers, jewelry, candy or cards.
Source: H&R Block
