Tagdeal
Apart from companies that are designed from the outset to be not-for-profit, most other commercial entity, whether owned by governments of a state/country or privately owned, requires consistent sales to survive. Before the internet became popular and businesses migrated online, commercial entities used different sales promotion techniques to stimulate on-the-spot buying by their target audience, with the hope that after the use of the products, the individual can develop a liking for the product enough to actively seek it out some other time. Indeed, one of the ways to catch the attention of people is to offer them the opportunity to save money on products. Discounts and deals are part of the pull marketing technique of sales promotion and have been around for a long, long time. In times past, people had to physically collect coupons for stores with such offers, but the internet has made it easier, through websites (that are only a click away) who compile the available deals for a particular region. Alongside buying of products online, the online access for deals reduces the stress of moving to certain locations for coupons, reduces the perceived stigma that might come the way of coupon collectors as being cheap in some quarters, and ultimately allows the customer to compare and contrast between the regular price and the deal price, as well as other competing stores or products, in a bid to make a more rounded decision. Ultimately, you can never go wrong with saving money, or being prudent, which is what companies such as Tagdeal claim to stand for.