Bostonians look towards special offers popping up around the corner in hope that they may lessen the price burdens on their shoulders in the wake of high cost of living. You must know Boston has one of the highest costs of living in entire US despite its flourishing biotechnology, manufacturing and finance industries.
See people do want low prices and savings when they rush to shopping centers for fashion wears, stroll around roadside bistros to have good bargains on sumptuous meals viz. roasted sirloin, beef brisket, or frappes.
This eagerness has given way to the group buying websites in the cradle of liberty. Promoting people’s collective strides toward shopping, these sites munch half and sometimes 90 per cent of the prices of goods and services.
Daily deal sites are coming up with unique methods of giving discounts to people and call their offers local deals. Combined counts in US of deals broadcast on daily deal sites exceeded 63,000 in 2010, and are expected to reach wonderful 156,000 in 2011 with sales revenue likely kissing $2.66 billion, according to the Local Offer Network.
This calendar year 2011 has so far turned out blessings for bargain hunters and merchants since new daily deal sites and deal aggregators started operations in Boston. Few of them summed up resources to publish local deals particularly for women and foodies. Following are few of them. The commonality in daily deal sites is their claims of ensuring repeated businesses by giving customers values on group buying.
Dealpop emerged in the city of hill of late. The daily deal site holds deals of foods, beverages, and hangouts for local people. It also provides its subscribers reward points for sharing deals on the social networking sites.
Sponsored by the investors of San Francisco, TownHong is publishing local deals of restaurants and entertainments. It brings forward deals on daily basis.
CuopTessa has been promoting female oriented activities in South Florida for quite some time. It has planned to unveil local deals for women in the Athens of America in the spring. The daily deal site pins hope on educated women to gain its share in the market. All its local deals on restaurants, theatres, and entertainments focus on females.
Dealaboo, a deal aggregator, pulls together several deals from various group buying sites for the residents and tourists of the city of champions. Lately, it began operations in nine major cities including Boston.
