Dallas Business Journal – Dallas shoppers average more than $200 online on Thanksgiving

More than a quarter of online sales in Dallas on Thanksgiving Day were made via mobile devices with the average online ticket surpassing $200, according to new information released by RichRelevance.

The San Francisco-based company used data that viewed shopping behavior from 100 websites on Thanksgiving Day. In Dallas, mobile sales accounted for 25.7 percent of total sales, while in Houston’s accounted for 22.2 percent and Austin’s accounted for 15.8 percent.

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