When is Cyber Monday 2019?
Cyber Monday is one of the biggest shopping days of the year, when retailers of all kinds bring deep discounts to their online stores. Cyber Monday falls on the Monday after Thanksgiving and Black Friday.. In 2019, Cyber Monday will be on Monday 2nd December 2019 . On this day, most major retailers starts their sales online at midnight.
- Cyber Monday 2020 is on Monday, the 30th of November, 2020
- Cyber Monday 2021 is on Monday, the 29th of November, 2021
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The Best Cyber Monday 2020 Beauty Deals
Looking for Cyber Monday Beauty deals? It’s here! In this post, you’ll find lists of current and upcoming Black Friday beauty deals and sales from now through Cyber Monday (December 2nd!). It feels like brands and retailers have been in fierce competition since mid-September for our beauty dollars, it’s definitely going to heat up further …
Sephora Cyber Monday 2020 is coming
Cyber Monday 2019 starts on November 26 This year, Cyber Monday will take place on the 26 November. You can expect most stores to have their Cyber Monday pages up by 12:00AM on Sunday night, though this is not always the case. Sephora Cyber Monday 2020 Sephora rarely offers discounts on its premium products. If …
History of Cyber Monday
It is believed that the term Cyber Monday was first coined by the Senior Vice President of the National Retail Federation for the 2005 holiday shopping season. This term was coined because research had shown that one of the biggest online shopping days of the holiday season was the Monday right after Thanksgiving. It was theorized that Americans would window shop on Thanksgiving and then on the following Monday, would hit the Internet looking for the products they saw at brick and mortar stores and buying them at discounted prices online.
While this shopping holiday originated in the United States, it has since spread all over the world. Now it is celebrated not only in North America but also in Asia, the Middle East, South America, Australia and Europe.
A current belief is that Cyber Monday is leading to the decline of Black Friday as more and more consumers decide to do their shopping online. This is either due to convenience or because prices are generally lower for merchandise purchased online.