Coupon sites have
been around for a while now and have helped many of us to save money on everything
from groceries to vacations; and that’s why we love them! You probably have
your favourite site that you go back to time and time again whether it to be to
see the latest deals or to look for a coupon on a product
you are going to buy anyway; that has to be the best feeling!
Most sites are
pretty similar in their format and delivery of the coupons, discounts and
deals. However, a new site is going to revolutionise the way people browse for
the latest codes on the internet. Using its incredible software that no-one
other than them will ever understand, they will know what products you are
likely to want to save some money on and also show you the best deal or
discount for that product rather than just the one last added to the database.
This new site iswww.mydeals.com, a name that is very easy to remember as well! They are
building a global coupon code site that will automatically suggest codes to
people that are relevant to the country they are in. This is particularly
helpful for the frugal Canadians among us; we no longer have to filter through
sites to find the section that applies to us, instead the codes will find us as
we land on the site! This solves one of the biggest complaints many people have
about coupon and discount sides, the fact that they can be difficult to
navigate show you products, services, stores or even whole industry’s that you
would never even consider purchasing in! Relevance and usability has to be the
unique selling point of My Deals that differentiates
them from the crowd.
The coupon
industry has grown hugely since the 2008 economic downturn that still rumbles
on today and as a result, lots of sites and code sharing networks have been set
up. The trend on the use of coupon sites is most definitely upwards and it is
likely that the ‘credit crunch’ and subsequent recession has actually changed
consumer behaviour in a way that will mean people are likely will naturally go
to find a discount before they shop even when the economy has fully recovered.
The bottom line is that for as long as retailers are benefiting from people
like you and me using coupons, they will offer them and we can all save!
What would you
like to see from coupon sites that would help you when you are browsing for
codes? Any thoughts on the future of this industry? If you want a sneek preview
of the My Deals site before it goes fully live to the public, click here.
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