by Teri | June 26, 2009
The Dukky team met with some great deal providers this past week so we’re excited about what’s in the pipeline for our deal-hungry followers. Stay tuned @dukkytweets. In case you missed them, here are a few of the deals, coupons and gift cards we tweeted about this past week:
1.) Tiny laptop with a tiny price tag. Did we mention free shipping?
by Teri Windstrup | June 19, 2009
Dukky’s Deal Picks aim to bring you a taste of the kind of deals, coupons and offers we offer in our personalized mailers. We don’t like junky deals, so we try to find stuff that we believe will appeal to you all, be it freebies or good discounts. You can find out about these deals real-time by following us on Twitter @dukkytweets.
Here’s a quick recap of the deals we shared this week that are still available. Hope you like them as much as we do. If you’d like to nominate a deal, just leave us a comment or DM us via @dukkytweets.
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by Kristen Sullivan | June 5, 2009
This week AP News reported that Melissa Garcia wielded her power as a popular “mommy blogger” to convince Old Navy to start offering more coupons.
How’d she do it? She complained about Old Navy’s stingy coupon offerings on her blog, Consumerqueen.com, which gets about 30,000 unique visitors a month. Soon after Garcia complained, Old Navy started offering several coupons a week.
by Kristen Sullivan | May 3, 2009
I never thought about using coupons…until recently. With all the depressing economic news I’ve become a more careful shopper. I hate to make a purchase unless I’m getting a “deal.” It seems I’m not the only one who feels this way.
Coupons are all the rage. The phrase “coupon” has become one of the hottest Google search terms this spring. Coupon sites like retailmenot.com and couponmom.com have seen their traffic grow over the last year. Suddenly, frugality is chic. So are coupons.
by Kristen Sullivan | May 3, 2009
Hi, I’m the newest member of the Dukky team. I’m a personal finance writer who believes in the importance of:
1.) Simplifying financial issues.
2.) Un-cluttering our financial lives so that it’s easier to make smart decisions and harder to become stressed and overwhelmed.
3.) Making the most of the money we earn.
For the last year and a half I’ve helped build the content and community portion of FiLife, the personal finance site in partnership with the Wall Street Journal.
Now why am I chiming in at Dukky?
