Contact

The Contact page for WhatIsBlackfriday is the fastest way to reach the team behind our Black Friday deal coverage, Cyber Monday sales guides, and year-round shopping advice. If you have a question, a correction, a tip, or a partnership inquiry, this page explains exactly how to get in touch and what happens after you do.

We read everything readers send us. During the holiday sales season our inbox gets busy, but questions about pricing, deal accuracy, and product recommendations are answered first, because those messages affect what shoppers see on our pages.

Before you write, it is worth checking whether your question is already answered elsewhere on the site. Our Black Friday sale calendars, retailer deal guides, and buying guides cover most common questions about event dates, pricing patterns, and where the strongest discounts usually appear.

What to Contact Us About

Price and deal corrections are our top priority. If you see an offer on one of our pages that has expired, changed, or shows the wrong retailer, tell us which page you were on and what looked wrong. Precise reports let us fix pages quickly during weeks when prices move every few hours.

Questions about shopping events are always welcome. If you want to know when a specific category like laptops, TVs, or cameras tends to hit its lowest price, or how a retailer’s price matching policy works, we will give you a direct answer based on what we have tracked.

Product questions are fine too. We cannot tell you what to buy for your exact situation, but we can point you toward the right guide, explain a spec difference, or tell you whether we would wait for a better price on the item you are considering.

We also hear from readers with tips. Shoppers often spot regional pricing differences, hidden bundles, or early doorbuster listings before we do. If you are sitting on information like that, our deal tip channel is the place to send it.

Business and Editorial Inquiries

Brands, retailers, and public relations teams can reach us through the same channel with a clear subject line. We accept product samples for review consideration, and we are open to discussing coverage — but retailers do not pay for placement in our deal guides, and no one previews our editorial content before it is published.

Affiliate partnerships and advertising questions should include the company name, the products involved, and what you are proposing. Vague outreach with no specifics gets a slower response, because it takes longer to figure out what is being asked.

We do not accept guest posts, link exchanges, or sponsored listicles dressed up as deal coverage. If your pitch depends on either of those, a reply is unlikely. Everything on this site exists to help shoppers, and that is not negotiable.

What to Include in Your Message

A good message takes less than a minute to write. Include your name, the page or product your message relates to, and a short description of your question or concern. A link to the page in question, copied directly from your browser, saves us a round of follow-up messages.

For corrections, include the date you noticed the issue. Prices during November change constantly, and a timestamp tells us whether we are looking at a real error or simply an offer that ended overnight. Small details like that make corrections much faster.

For business inquiries, put the purpose of your message in the first line. Our inbox sorts by subject clarity, not by how polished the introduction is. A subject line like “Price correction, TV deals page” reaches an editor faster than anything generic ever will.

How We Respond

Most reader messages receive a reply within two business days. During Black Friday week and Amazon Prime Day, response times stretch a little, because volume rises sharply and our first duty is keeping the deal pages current.

Corrections are handled faster than everything else. When a reader confirms a pricing error, the page is usually checked and updated the same day. We would rather fix something in an hour than let a wrong price sit in front of shoppers during the buying window.

If your message needs research rather than a quick answer a question about a specific product’s price history, for example it may take a few days longer. Those answers are worth the wait, and we will tell you when to expect one instead of leaving you guessing.

Corrections, Feedback, and the People Behind It

Reader feedback has directly shaped this site. Comments about the confusing guide structure, unclear pricing notes, and categories we undercovered have all led us to change how we write our deal pages. Telling us what did not help you is as useful as telling us what did.

Every message sent through this page reaches the editorial team, not a third-party support desk. The people who research and write the Black Friday coverage are the same people who read and answer this mail. That keeps answers consistent with what we actually publish.