7 Ways to Find Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals

As Black Friday looms ahead, it’s important to come prepared. If you’re going to be in the store at 4:59am with your hand on that big screen TV and the rest of your route through the store planned out, you need to know where the hottest deals are or at least how to find them. Here, we list a few ways how you can do just that.

The Only List You Need

Gizmodo brings us the only list you’ll ever need as far as Black Friday deals go. It covers 3 pages of deals and they’re keeping it updated. They also have tell you what deals to avoid.

TGI Black Friday

It would be pretty awesome if there was some type of app for your iPod that would bring Black Friday deals to you so that you could worry about more important things. Well, TGI Black Friday just launched in the App Store. Powered by TGIblackfriday.com and DealCatcher.com, it will help you make sure you’re on top of your game.

Chris Pirillo

Arguably the king of online deals, Chris Pirillo has created a nice list of about 30 companies offering some cool deals on software. Everything from computer security to photo management is included. He’s also giving some things away that you can win via a single tweet.

BlackFriday.info

Stop by blackfriday.info to gain access to an entire directory of deals and coupons. You can also create your shopping list right on the site by creating an account.

5 Rules for Black Friday

Crunchgear brings us The 5 Rules of Black Friday. In addition to linking to some good sites to find deals, they also provide some reasonable alternatives to avoiding all the Black Friday madness.

8 Tech Tools for Black Friday Deals

PCWorld brings us 8 awesome resources to make your shopping day easier. Everything from Twitter feeds to early online deals. Definitely worth a look.

Amazon is Price Matching?

Last, but not least, it looks like Amazon is trying to keep things competitive by matching deals they find at other stores.

You shouldn’t have to stand in a long line to get a great deal. We’re searching for the best Black Friday deals everywhere–including deals other stores are planning–so we can meet or beat their prices and bring them to you even earlier. These limited-supply offers will go quickly but we’ll add new ones throughout the day, every day this week, so you can skip the long lines and still save a bundle. [Amazon]

What sites, apps, or other resources have you come across to help find Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals? Share in the comments!