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Today, Nov. 29, is Cyber Monday, a day known for the last several years as a great
time to shop online. You can get deals on genealogy stuff, too. A few we found:

• Today
  at our own ShopFamilyTree.com, offer code SFT133 gets you 20 percent off your
  ShopFamilyTree.com order (some exclusions apply, including VIP membership, subscriptions,
  and products that ship directly from our retail partners). You also can choose a FREE
  digital download with your purchase. Choose from:
  

1. Beginner’s Guide to Genealogy download

2. Discover Your Roots download

3. 101 Brick Wall Busters: Solutions to Overcome Your Genealogical Challenges
download

• Subscription records site Footnote is offering 50 percent off an annual all-access
  membership today only, for a total of $39.95. Click
  here to get started. 

• Family Roots Publishing is discounting all products by 15 percent on Cyber
  Monday. See details on the Genealogy
  Blog.
  

• Genetic testing service 23andMe is offering a $99 DNA test sale (normally $499)
  that ends today. Details at 23andMe.com. 

• Through tomorrow, Nov. 30, the Utah Genealogical Association (UGA) is giving a free
  UGA membership to registrants for the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (taking
  place Jan. 10-14). Learn
  more on Renee’s Genealogy Blog.
  

• On Cyber Monday, you’ll receive 15 percent off Elyse Doerflinger’s e-books Conquering
  The Paper Monster Once and For All and A Mini-Guide to Being a Part-Time Genealogist. Details
  at Elyse’s Genealogy Blog.
  

• Genealogist Michael John Neill is offering a 20 percent discount on the Casefile
  Clues weekly how-to newsletter today only. Details
  at the Casefile Clues blog. 

• You’ll find discounts on several items at JMK Genealogy Gifts Store. See
  details and coupon codes here.

• A late addition to our list: Now through the end of the year, you can book a virtual
  presentation by Thomas MacEntee of High-Definition Genealogy for your genealogical
  event at 33 percent off normal rates. Details
  at the High-Definition Genealogy blog.