Archive for November, 2009
A List Of The Best Cyber Monday 2009 Deals
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
We’ve been busy scouring the internet for the best deals for Cyber Monday 2009, and we’ve found them. We’ve compiled a list of links, and they are featured between the paragraphs of this article. It looks to us that the best Cyber Monday 2009 deals will come from the electronics sector, with retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, and Tiger Direct, not to mention Dell offering huge discounts. Amazon JUST marked down all LG phones to a penny to give one example. We called each retailer and were told that consumers who shop right after midnight monday will recieve even better deals, and we’ll be up all night tomorrow bringing you the best deals we can find across the internet.
We also see decent deals in the housewares sector, particularly at Wal Mart, KMart and Bed Bath Beyond. All three retailers had slower than expected black friday sales according to the latest buzz on the internet, and we expect each to try and make up for that with even more aggressive deals on Monday. We have also noticed that all the retailers in the links below have additional online discounts. We’ve saved you the work, and you will automatically receive those discounts via our partners listed below.
Cyber Monday 2009 is of particular importance this year with retailers looking to make up for a year’s worth of lackluster sales, and consumers who comparison shop and use coupon codes found online are likely to get the best deals.
Best Cyber Monday 2009 Deals
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
If you’re looking to take advantage of what Cyber Monday 2009 has to offer, you’re in the right place. Retailers are expected to offer the best Cyber Monday deals ever on Cyber Monday 2009. Retailers from Wal Mart to Best Buy to ,”Dell are offering record deals in an effort to attract skittish consumers. In years past, Cyber Monday has played a backseat to the far more well known “Black Friday.” but not this year. Retailers are feeling the pinch of the difficult economy and are hurting for customers, even running heavier than usual ad campaigns aimed at attracting consumers who have for the most part stayed home this year.
Amazon.com, the internet retail leader, is offering huge discounts this Cyber Monday, with some of the best deals Cyber Monday 2009 has to offer. Today, the online retailer marked all LG cell phones down to $0.01, representing a discount of well over 90%. The site’s homepage hints at even deeper discounts planned for Cyber Monday 2009.
Retailers like Best Buy, hard hit by the slowdown in electronics purchases, already offered huge Black Friday deals, and now plan even deeper discounts for Cyber Monday 2009. The key according to experts, is to comparison shop between stores. In this economy, the competition between retailers is extremely high, with each seeking to compete with the other. Experts say the savvy consumer can take full advantage of the competitive environment and get unheard of deals by combining comparison shopping and looking for additional coupon codes online.
Last Minute Update on Best Black Saturday Deals
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
We have been watching for the best black saturday 2009 deals all day, and have been compiling a list of the best deals. We have compiled a list of links to some of the best Black Saturday deals we have been able to find, and they can be found in this article. The electronics sector is offering the most aggressive deals we could find today, as orders have been way down for products like Play Station 3 and XBox 360. Retailers hope to turn that around on Black Saturday 2009 with huge deals.
Experts told us that shoppers should take a close look at the Friday and Saturday newspapers, as they are chock full with coupons, and those are the best way to find the best Black Saturday deals, with retailers going to great lengths to draw skeptical consumers into their stores on the biggest shopping weekend of the year.
Black Saturday 2009 is expected to be a bigger event this year given the difficult economic conditions in the US at the moment. Retailers are pretty much willing to do anything to convince skittish consumers to open their wallets.
How To Find The Best Cyber Monday 2009 Deals
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
We at Daily News and Trends have thoroughly reseached how to find the best deals for Cyber Monday 2009. Cyber Monday 2009 offers consumers the chance to snap up heavily discounted items, especially if they are willing to shop right after Monday. Experts say that the Best Cyber Monday 2009 deals are likely to be found early on Monday morning, right after midnight especially, as the industry is trying to expand Cyber Monday sales over as much of the day as possible Readers can click the links below for some of the best deals we found for our readers.
Experts also suggest that consumers google for coupon codes to add on to the deep discounts. For instance, to find coupon codes for walmart.com, search “WalMart Online Coupon Codes.” Also, experts have told us that many sites, including walmart, kmart, amazon and others will be running contests on Cyber Monday 2009, and that has the potential to provide the Best Cyber Monday 2009 deals. We have also compiled a list of some of what we think are the best deals, and they are exclusively offered using the blue links on our site. Links to those deals are between the paragraphs of this article.
One retail expert told us that shoppers should also compare prices between stores, as Cyber Monday 2009 has seen a great deal of competition between the various sites each trying to undercut the others, so it is well worth the customer’s time to shop around, particularly for Cyber Monday deals at KMART and WalMart’s online stores.
Best Black Saturday Deals Roll Into Cyber Monday Deals
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
It has always been the case that during bad economic times shoppers get the best holiday deals, and this has certainly been proven true this year, as intense black friday pricing deals rolled into Black Saturday and Black Sunday deals, as many shoppers were not willing to put up with jam packed malls on Black Friday. This year, Cyber Monday has played a bigger role, with online retailers taking advantage of their lower overhead to outdo traditional retailers with record breaking sales set to begin in the early morning hours on Monday. Shoppers are likely to find prices discounted 50% or more, especially if they find additional online coupons which are all over the internet and can be found with a simple mouse click.
Retailers like Best Buy and Dell are gearing up for the increased internet traffic brought in by cyber monday, and both retailers have promised consumers that their sites will be up and working come monday morning, and will be able to handle the huge amounts of traffic that experts expect. Dell in particular has gotten extremely aggressive with its cyber monday pricing given lackluster sales in the consumer sector this year, and hopes to be able to lure consumers into purchasing new computers.
WalMart and KMart are also offering deep discounts via their online stores, and are even battling amongst each other to offer the best deals, something which certainly happened in previous years, but were not accompanied by huge warring marketing campaigns.
Retailers catering to the under 35 crowd like True Religion and others have bought up huge swaths of ads on Facebook hoping to attract attention from younger consumers who inevitably provide detailed holiday wish lists to their parents, who might be holding back for themselves, but will likely indulge their kids.
Cyber Monday Deals – Target, Best Buy, Amazon.com
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
As cyber monday approaches, retailers are offering huge discounts to consumers in the hopes of getting them to spend aggressively during the holiday season, the bread and butter for online and regular brick and mortar retailers. Target, Best Buy and Amazon.com have announced huge discounts starting early Monday morning, in the hopes of luring consumers who did not want to brave the malls on Black Friday. In our brief survey, Target and Best Buy are actually offering better deals online that they did at their own stores on Black Friday.
Cyber Monday is traditionally the biggest single day for internet shopping in America, and online retailers count on it to remain in business. In the early years of cyber monday, sites such as amazon.com used to slow way down, sometimes even crashing under the weight of dramatically increased traffic. This year, retailers have added capacity and hope that at worst their sites simply lag slightly as traffic goes off the charts. Often retailers end up needing several days to normalize traffic on sites.
One of the best methods experts we talked to suggested was to search for online coupon codes using google to find even more aggressive deals from online retailers, as often times they issue limited release coupons that can end up saving hundreds of dollars at checkout. Experts also suggest taking advantage of the online equivalents of door buster deals right after midnight Monday, as several online retailers have even better deals to try and attract customers while most of the world is still asleep.
Cyber Monday Deals 2009
Posted by Anne Cordova in Daily News on November 29, 2009
The internet companion to Black Friday, known as Cyber Monday is in full swing, with online retailers offering deep discounts. Amazon.com, zappos.com, bestbuy.com, tigerdirect.com and dell.com have some of the most competitive prices those sites have ever offered. What’s interesting is retailers often focus their marketing money on Black Friday, but this year, many have run ad campaigns for the last two weeks about Cyber Monday, with Amazon offering record deals in order to attract consumers in this difficult economy.
The electronics sector is expected to be particularly competitive this year, as orders for high tech items like HD TV’s and video game systems like Playstation 3 and XBOX 360 are way down this year compared to last. The decrease in consumer spending has forced the online retailers into huge discounts. Best Buy even set up a toll free number for customers to call for the chance to win one of a thousand $500.00 gift cards. Needless to say, the line was quickly jammed, and was shut down immediately after all of the gift cards were given away.
Emerging online giants like Tiger Direct are offering huge discounts, and free shipping, sometimes even free overnight shipping on most items. Best Buy announced record discounts on almost all of its inventory, and even office supply giant Staples has gotten into the Cyber Monday deal making with huge discounts on electronics in the hopes of siphoning business from more traditional consumer electronics outlets like Best Buy.
Target is also offering an aggressive set of deals, marketed mostly through online advertising, particularly through google’s adwords program. Even Bed Bath and Beyond is offering huge deals through its website in the hopes of attracting large numbers of consumers.
Tough economic times always bring great deals for consumers, and the retailers are hoping that by offering deep discounts that consumers who have kept their wallets closed all year will respond. One problem shoppers are likely to encounter are sites that don’t operate as fast as usual on Monday as customers flood them in order to make purchases. WalMart and KMART also are getting into the online fray this year, offering discounts on many of their respective online inventories.
Best Buy black Saturday shopping
Posted by Daily News in Daily News on November 28, 2009
Not to be outdone, best buy has extended the thanksgiving shopping to black Saturday. Almost every item that was on sale on Friday is available on Saturday.
However, the bargains are less. Best buy has specials on TV, home theater, GPS devices, computers, mobile phones furniture, apparel, videos, movies and so on. However, the consumer should be warned that not all items are as cheap as black Friday.
To see what is available at discounts at best buy, go to the website and browse through the items. There are still TVs, DVDs and laptops available at bargain prices- the only small negative is that at best buy shipping is not free.
Remember, if you cannot find it cheap at best buy, you are unlikely to find it cheaper anywhere else.
Wal-Mart black Saturday Sale
Posted by Daily News in Daily News on November 28, 2009
Wal-Mart the leader of discount shopping also has a black Saturday sale. All Wal-Mart stores are open today with extended hours.
Some of the special deals available in Wal-Mart stores include the 46 inch Panasonic HDTV for under $800, the HP 250GB PC for $298, the Sony Blu Ray disc player for $148 and the Magnavox DVD players for $29.
Wal-Mart is also offering these same prices for online shoppers.
Wal-Mart’s website has many other items at comparable prices to the retail stores. Unlike black Friday, some items are not on sale but you can rest assured that many items are available at big bargains.
The great thing about Wal-Mart is that it probably has the best refund and return policy as long as you have the receipt
Sears Black Saturday Sale
Posted by Daily News in Daily News on November 28, 2009
Sears has put on a black Saturday sale with a lot of discounts. Almost all home products and furnishings have a 10%-33% discount. The sears black Saturday sale offers great deals that will last tell Dec 31, 2009.
Some of the discounted items at great bargains include the Kenmore 800 series washer & dryer for less than $850. All GE-LED lights have a 33% discount. Other products that have big discounts include jewelry, boots, toys, electronics, appliances and winter clothing.
All sear stores are open on Saturday with extended hours. The black Saturday specials have some of the hottest items on sale. Sears does have a website where the specials can be checked and prices compared.
Sears has free shipping on orders greater than $25