Cyber Monday is an e-commerce term that refers to the Monday following the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. On Black Friday, internet shops, like brick-and-mortar establishments, frequently offer special promotions, discounts, and specials. Traditional shops, on the other hand, offer limited-time offers available solely on their websites. As a result, Black Friday and Cyber Monday have merged into a combined in-store and online shopping experience, blurring the lines between the two holidays. Four days after Thanksgiving, Cyber Monday arrives. It was designed to entice customers to shop online. The day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday, is still the busiest shopping day of the year. While Cyber Monday has typically been the most popular online shopping day of the year, Black Friday has overtaken it in 2019. Consumers look forward to Cyber Monday for a variety of reasons. Many people do not want to spend time away from their families during the holidays in order to obtain a good deal, and others do not want to stand in huge lines on Black Friday. Consumers have a quick, hassle-free method to purchase and take advantage of some fantastic bargains on Cyber Monday. And, with many companies now offering free shipping as a Cyber Monday incentive, purchasing online has never been more appealing. Although Cyber Monday originated in the United States, it is now a global phenomenon. Many e-commerce enterprises all around the world use the term to describe marketing activities designed to promote sales during the holiday season.