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Cyber Monday is a one-day online shopping event that takes place the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend. It's known for having more deals on clothing, shoes, beauty items and toys, as opposed to electronics such as TVs and gaming consoles.
Online retailers like Amazon and eBay are great places to look for great Cyber Monday deals, but brick and mortar stores are participating as well. Many stores won't end their deals after Monday is over, but will instead host a week full of great deals, making it more of a Cyber Week instead of just Cyber Monday. Get ready to save big on fitness apparel, outdoor gear and small electronics all week. Make sure you get free shipping on your orders, and don't forget to price match so you walk away with the best deals possible.
If you didn't score the deals you were hoping for on Black Friday, Cyber Monday might work out better for you. The majority of shoppers are active around 11 a.m. on Cyber Monday, so don't wait until you get off work, shop during your lunch hour instead.
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