How do you know the discount you’re seeing is actually a good deal? We’re going to show you how to find out.
Black Friday is the biggest shopping day of the entire year. It’s known for doorbuster deals, massive markdowns and super savings, and over the years, Black Friday sales have extended through Cyber Monday as more shoppers have taken to doing their shopping online rather than rushing to retail stores.
This year, Amazon has decided to do things differently. Last year, Amazon held a Prime Day-like sale for Black Friday, making their deals live on the morning of Thanksgiving and having Black Friday deals live for 48 hours. Now, Amazon is activating their Black Friday deals a whole week early, slashing prices on Nov. 17 and having deals live all the way through Cyber Monday.
That means for ten days, shoppers have the ability to head to Amazon and take advantage of some incredible deals.
But you may be wondering to yourself as you start getting ready for Black Friday if the deal you find is actually worth it. How do you know the discount you’re seeing is actually a good deal or if it’s the best price this item has seen all year?
We’re going to help you answer those questions here and walk you through how we are able to find the best deals on Amazon and communicate with you if there’s a deal worth adding to your cart, or if you should pass on it and go for something else instead.
Every day, whether it’s Black Friday or not, there is a page on Amazon where you can go and find out what’s on sale. That’s the first step we take when looking for deals that we may not know about. We linked it for you below.
Click here to see Amazon’s Deals Page
Something new we’ve noticed as we highlight deals is that Amazon now offers you deals around previous searches. You can see below as we were producing our guides on the best toy deals and best kitchen deals we’re seeing, Amazon remembered those searches and delivered us deals around those categories.
If you keep scrolling down the page, you’ll then see all the active deals on Amazon and be able to filter by departments such as “Amazon Devices” or “Beauty & Personal Care.” That’s a great way to filter through the hundreds, if not thousands, of deals active on Amazon at any given time.
