Thursday, July 20th, 2006
DealsPl.us Combines Web 2.0 and Community Shopping
What do you get when you combine one part Digg, some of the best, cheapest products out there and a little splash of Web 2.0? You get DealsPlu.us, a new social shopping site with a user-controlled rating system similar to Digg’s pioneering format.
Our mission is simple, to save you time and money. We offer a distinctive place where people can share hot-deals from anywhere within the Internet world. Our feature allows people to know what the most hot-deals are and what people think about the deals.
The concept is simple (as some of the best ones are) - users are presented with deals on a wide range of merchandise, from audio/video options to home and garden offerings. Each has a plus button (”+”) that can be used to vote if you think the deal is good or not. This then allows for users to come along and discover the best deals as voted on by the rest of the site’s community. Clicking on this button also stores the deal (as a bookmark) to the users profile page for later review.
There’s even RSS feeds that you can subscribe to to get the latest deals as they come in as well as the latest coupons and offers the site recieves. Users can also submit deals that they might come across - espeically useful for those “one day only” deals lots of stores offer.
Did you check dealplumber - http://www.dealplumber.com. (via rev2.org)
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Smart idea and great deals. Cool AJAX interface.
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I think they need to improve on there search results…
Yeah, the deals seem to be better on other sites, I don’t see what’ so new or ajaxy about it.
don’t forget to check out Dealigg.com a Web 2.0 community where members find and vote for the latest deals, coupons and bargains. It is based on Pligg.
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Aha, any one try modoshi, http://www.modoshi.com ? They actually pay you for your deals.
I think Online Shopping Guide - GuideBuy.com is also worth trying. It’s so comprehensive and valuable for both shoppers and marketers.
Very Interesting. You may also want to check out http://www.knockster.com
I have had some pretty great luck with them too.
hope this helps?
What do you think of the website: http://www.laptopbatteryshop.co.uk?
http://www.dealspl.us is great, but I also like an edited site like http://www.cheapstingybargains.com
very informative post. The Web 2.0 has truly revolutionized the way bargains sites worked on the internet. Now they are more interactive and most of the content is user generated. Good for the end consumer.
My favorite site is CouponAlbum (http://www.couponalbum.com), this is always full of fresh coupons, deals and rebates!!
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This is definitely a good opportunity to offer a better user experience.
Julie
This is a nice website. It is similar to this Deals website
Dealspl is a great site, but it does not provide any cash back like ebates does. eBates is great, but it does not provide any hot deals like Dealspl does. How about a new site combined these features together? That’s where DealDigs.com(http://www.dealdigs.com) comes.
DealDigs will give you up to 20% cash back when you make purchase through it. Best of all, you don’t have to go to certain link to get the cash back like ebates does, you can just click on any hot deals and place your order. All of cash back will be credited into your account automatically.
Also, DealDigs provides cash back to its members who post hot deals on its website. Yes, if you post a hot deal and other members make a purcahse through it, you can also earn cash back! You don’t have to join any affiliate program - DealDigs handles that automatically with. So, if you like to find and post hot deals online, you probably should give this site a try. Who knows, you might earn hundreds of dollars for a just hot deal!
Try it yourself
why not to visit http://www.laptopbatterymart.com
Its interesting watching how this technology is slowly taking over the web and that quality shopping sites like the one outlined in the article. A site we’re working on at the moment will be similar with deals being added all the time and also with user accounts - we’re still deciding on voting content, but that could come… http://www.simplysales.co.uk
yes, since the Ajax technology come out, we have seem so much website with good user experience.the CSS and the Javascript technology has a new style and web 2.0 show us a brand new concept of user experience, i try to desigen a new website: http://www.super-camcorder-battery.com ,used some Ajax technology, any one can give some suggestion for me? thanks.