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Click Frenzy is Australia’s first national online-only mega-sale!


Online shoppers, get ready. Retailers, get set. The countdown to the Frenzy has begun!

  • 24 hours only, starting Tuesday November 20, 7pm sharp!
  • Hundreds of retail brands, hundreds of unbelievable deals in one place!
  • Wherever you are when Click Frenzy starts, at the office, on the couch, in the pub or at the cafe, get online and get a deal!
Online retail in Australia is experiencing surging growth year-on-year, with no end in sight. Australian shoppers are becoming increasingly comfortable shopping online like their US and UK counterparts.
Online retail is a $20+ billion source of revenue, and the only sector of retail experiencing double digit growth.

Cyber Monday is the US’s heaviest online sales day, flowing on from the famous Black Friday Thanksgiving Holiday sales in stores. If the success of this phenomenon is any guide, Click Frenzy will be the most spectacular event in Australia’s online retail history.
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