June 1, 2011 by
AshleyD on
June 1, 2011
It’s a good time to be a budget shopper. This rise of group buying sites like Groupon and Living Social has made getting a pedicure, trying out a new resturaunt, or getting a coupon to your favorite store (aka Groupon’s Gap Coupon) as simple as registering your email address. The principle behind these sites is simple: if enough people agree to buy something, everybody gets a big discount. However, not all these sites are created equal. We’ve narrowed down the ones we love the most, to make your shopping experience even easier (as if 80% off a pedicure wasn’t good enough).
More: TBF’s Top Group Buying Sites →
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What: Women’s Wear Daily recently reported on the top online stores. Notice that all are budget-friendly stores. Also, it appears that offline stores are starting to make some series gains online and that the sites of catalog companies like Coldwater Creek, LL Bean, and Lands End have successfully made the transition online.
From WWD:
“What we have noticed is that bricks-and-mortars are definitely closing the gap and becoming more competitive in the online world,” said Larry Freed, president and chief executive officer of ForeSee Results Inc., an online satisfaction research firm.
More: Top Online Retail Sites →