Here is a link to a thread I have started. Please Read.
http://www.momsnetwork.com/boards/businesses-domains-sale/25433-moms-have-you-ever-thought-about-co-op-coupon-business-i-have-idea-you.html
Here is an idea that I think would work out great for a group of potential entrepreneurs.
If you live in any of these cities below give me a call at 402-612-5239 I would love to help you start a Successful online coupon business. You can also go to Online Coupon Business for more info and pricing.
What I would suggest is getting a few others in your group to go in with you on one of these coupon business solutions.
I say a CO-OP because these are not cheap. So having a group together of owners lessings the intial cost and helps diversify others skill sets.
Moms, owning a domain like this is more than half the battle. I say this with over 12 years of domain experience. Omaha Coupons owns the market in Omaha, Nebraska. There is a reason for that and it is not luck.
You may be thinking ... "what would I receive if I did this"... Well the answer is this.
First and probably most important you would be the owner of a premium "geo targeted" domain name. Call me and I will discuss with you just how important this is to engines, marketing, word of mouth and dozen's of other reasons.
Second you will receive a coupon website to go along with your new awesome, super powerful, top of mind domain name brand.
Thirdly, I will personally walk you and your group through every aspect of what it takes to be the coupon/offer/discount Queens of your local community. Even after you get up and running. I truley have a open phone/email philosophy. In fact I still coach/consult and help clients that I sold 10 years ago. Just because I enjoy it.
This is a true WIN-WIN-WIN.
Your local community wins by you giving them a site that is super easy to remember, that offers them useful LOCAL coupon/offer/discounts. Not everyone wants "Big Box Store" offers. You can get those anywhere. Most of the time I want a deal from my local Ma-Pa pizza shop down the street.
Your local retailer/service provider wins by you giving them a inexpensive way to get their message out, their branding, and to gain new customers that may have not noticed them due to the "Big Box Store" shadow.
You win by providing all of this while making a very good income and by showing pride in your local city.
Of course there are a 100 other wins in each of these.
So if you think this could be something you or a group of you could get behind. Call me. Thanks. I really do enjoy helping other succeed.
These are the Coupon cities I have available.
ANAHEIM COUPONS .COM
AUGUSTA COUPONS .COM
AUSTIN COUPONS .COM
BELLEVUE COUPONS .COM
CINCINNATI COUPONS .COM
CLEVELAND COUPONS .COM
CORPUSCHRISTIE COUPONS .COM
DALLASCOUPONS.COM
DAYTON COUPONS .COM
DETROIT COUPONS .COM
EVANSVILLE COUPONS .COM
FORTWORTHCOUPONS.COM
FREMONT COUPONS .COM
HOUSTON COUPONS .COM
INDIANAPOLIS COUPONS .COM
KNOXVILLE COUPONS .COM
LA COUPONS .COM
LEXINGTON COUPONS .COM
LITTLEROCK COUPONS .COM
LUBBOCK COUPONS .COM
NEWYORKCITY COUPONS .COM
ODESSA COUPONS .COM
OKLAHOMACITY COUPONS .COM
OMAHACOUPONS.COM --Active.
PHOENIX COUPONS .COM
RALEIGH COUPONS .COM <--- Pending Sale.
SALTLAKE COUPONS .COM
SANTAANA COUPONS .COM
SEATTLE COUPONS .COM
STLOUIS COUPONS .COM
TAMPA COUPONS .COM
WICHITA COUPONS .COM
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Online coupon business could prove to be new wrinkle for SEO
Wednesday, 07 Oct 2009 21:55
A new coupon search from Ask.com could have retailers using SEO for their coupons One sector of the online economy that has been quietly growing for some months now is that of online coupons. As with most print advertising, the traditional coupon is in decline, so advertisers have moved to the web to distribute enticing offers of discounts.
The recent launch by search engine Ask.com of Ask Deals, a massive coupon clearinghouse, means that companies doing business through the new site utilize search engine optimization (SEO) to boost the online profile of their discount offers. Ask Deals will also work via Facebook and Twitter to offer online coupons to interested customers.
Experts say that search engine optimization (SEO) could prove pivotal in driving traffic to a company's internet coupons. Large conglomerations of coupons like Ask Deals will, necessarily, have to be easily searchable, and the volume of coupons on the site will lend itself to intelligent efforts at SEO.
As search engines merge more and more deeply with online commerce, search engine optimization (SEO) will become a more and more critical function to help businesses develop and maintain a customer base.
A new coupon search from Ask.com could have retailers using SEO for their coupons One sector of the online economy that has been quietly growing for some months now is that of online coupons. As with most print advertising, the traditional coupon is in decline, so advertisers have moved to the web to distribute enticing offers of discounts.
The recent launch by search engine Ask.com of Ask Deals, a massive coupon clearinghouse, means that companies doing business through the new site utilize search engine optimization (SEO) to boost the online profile of their discount offers. Ask Deals will also work via Facebook and Twitter to offer online coupons to interested customers.
Experts say that search engine optimization (SEO) could prove pivotal in driving traffic to a company's internet coupons. Large conglomerations of coupons like Ask Deals will, necessarily, have to be easily searchable, and the volume of coupons on the site will lend itself to intelligent efforts at SEO.
As search engines merge more and more deeply with online commerce, search engine optimization (SEO) will become a more and more critical function to help businesses develop and maintain a customer base.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
RaleighCoupons.com .. We have reduced the price from $7,500 to only... $4000
http://RaleighCoupons.com is for sale.
we have just reduced the price from $7,500 down to $4,000 for a quick sale.
This will never be any cheaper than $4,000
This is truley a unique opportunity.
Call me at 402-612-5239 and I will go over all the details and answer any questions you may have.
Thanks, Dan
we have just reduced the price from $7,500 down to $4,000 for a quick sale.
This will never be any cheaper than $4,000
This is truley a unique opportunity.
Call me at 402-612-5239 and I will go over all the details and answer any questions you may have.
Thanks, Dan
LittleRockCoupons.com .. We have reduced the price from $7,500 to only... - $4000
LittleRockCoupons.com is for sale.
we have just reduced the price from $7,500 down to $4,000 for a quick sale.
This will never be any cheaper than $4,000
This is truley a unique opportunity.
Call me at 402-612-5239 and I will go over all the details and answer any questions you may have.
Thanks, Dan
we have just reduced the price from $7,500 down to $4,000 for a quick sale.
This will never be any cheaper than $4,000
This is truley a unique opportunity.
Call me at 402-612-5239 and I will go over all the details and answer any questions you may have.
Thanks, Dan
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
A few of the benefits of owning a Premium Coupon City Domain Solution.
Here are just a few of the benefits of owning a Premium Coupon City Domain Solution.
You would be providing an excellent service to your local business for advertising their goods, services, and products. In turn you would be giving the citizens of your community a great place to save money build community ties with their local vendors and a super easy domain name to remember.
This coupon solution is an excellent investment for yourself.
By owning a Premium Domain like HoustonCoupons.com “for example" , you are insuring yourself. These kinds of names only go up in value. In the 12 years that I have been involved with domain names, development, and marketing I have NEVER seen domain real estate like these go down in value. Now you take one of these sought after names and put a well oiled machine behind it and now if you ever wanted to sell it you have pure gold.
They are like a 1965 corvette but even more valuable because there is only one of them.
A well run coupon site will create massive “word of mouth” marketing in the community.
Coupon sites were custom made for social sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Blogs.
Here is an example of one of our Coupon cities social sites. http://twitter.com/omahacoupons
http://www.facebook.com/OmahaCoupons?ref=mf
In this day and age there has never been a better time to own a Premium piece of Domain Real Estate that also helps people and local businesses save MONEY!
I could go on forever.
If you are not quite sure with how this would work for you please
Call me at 402-612-5239 and I will share more with you. http://OnlineCouponBusiness.com
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, coupons are definitely here to stay:
2009 marks the 100th year anniversary of coupons. C.W. Post, creator of Post Cereals, developed and distributed coupons in 1909 as a marketing device to help sell his product. Coupons have definitely weathered the test of time, and in today’s market, they add up to billions of dollars in savings for the consumer. Who knew 50 cents here or there could add to so much money in savings?
Actually, my mother knew, and chances are, yours did too! When I was younger, I considered my mother an advanced mathematician come grocery day, because somehow she was able to shave the grocery bill significantly with a few carefully clipped coupons and a well-studied circular. It truly seemed like magic.
Somewhere along the way, the art of couponing lost its magic. Many people think coupons are useless, too complicated, too time consuming, or all three. I was one of those people. Coupons seemed overwhelming, and I am definitely not good at mathematics, so I decided to avoid clipping.
How was it possible for me, the self-professed queen of frugality, not to clip coupons? A few months ago, it started to become more difficult to meet my weekly grocery budget of $50 without coupons. Prices were increasing, but quantity was decreasing. I could no longer justify my “coupon-free” attitude. I had to confront my fears about couponing: “I don’t know how to do it,” “I don’t know where to start” and “I don’t want to hold up the grocery line and have people looking at me.” Once I faced these fears I was able to dismiss them one by one.
I don’t know how to do it. I have access to the Internet; I’m sure someone has a blog about it!
I don’t know where to start. The first step into the world of coupons is to get a Sunday paper and clip them. I had a pair of scissors and $1.50, so I could definitely do that.
I don’t want to hold up the grocery line and have people looking at me. I still get self-conscious about this, and try to go on off-peak times, to avoid unnecessary frustrations. What I’ve found is that a lot of people are looking at me because they’re surprised by how much money I’ve saved. It inspires them to go get a Sunday paper, too.
So, without further ado, here are the seven reasons why coupons aren’t just for your mother.
You save a ton of money.It’s always cool to save money. Regardless of what you see on television, rich people stay that way because they conserve their income. Especially in these stressful economic times, it’s responsible of you to minimize your expenses and maximize your savings. Change the way you think about coupons. Instead of thinking, “The box of rice is 25 cents less because of this coupon,” think, “I have 25 cents more because of this coupon.” Think of coupons as an investment for the future – you may be saving pennies per coupon, but in the big picture, you’ll be saving hundreds.
You have lots of resources.There is a wealth of advice online about everything, especially coupons. Coupon clippers all over America meet at online forums to discuss deals and coupon scenarios. Forums at SlickDeals, A Full Cup, Coupon Mom and Hot Coupon World are populated with hundreds of users and greatly detailed advice. If you don’t know where to begin, take an evening a visit these forums to get a comprehensive and free understanding of how to use coupons effectively. Many posters match up coupons with weekly grocery store circulars, making it easy to see how much you’ll save before you leave out the door.
Hone up your math skills.By default, your math will be much improved with the continued use of coupons. Coupons force you to comparison shop, and require you to look at how much you’re spending. When used in conjunction with sales prices, coupons will cause you to exercise your math muscles, so that you know exactly how much you’re saving.
Get a natural high at the register.If you’re not one of those people who knows the prices of things, you will after you start couponing, and you will love the satisfaction you feel when the price is slashed dramatically. I guarantee it. It’s rewarding, on many levels, to in your future, and feel like you’ve “beaten the system.”
Inspire other people.People are inspired by your use of coupons. You are teaching them that you care about your money, and they are also reminded that they can clip coupons, too. In fact, most people will think you’re smart for clipping coupons.
Coupons make deal hunting a fun activity.You may have read or seen stories of housewives who make a business out of clipping coupons. Women who can go to the grocery store, armed only with coupons, and walk out with more than $100 worth of products, having spent less than $5. It’s insane, but possible. Take a look at the marvelous deals on the coupon forums. A lot of posters explain step-by-step, coupon-by-coupon how they achieve mind-boggling savings. It’s an attainable goal. When you really start couponing, you’ll discover how fun it can be to save money. Also, you can show off your spoils to a huge community of coupon clippers who will truly appreciate your work.
Open yourself up to new products.Oftentimes, manufacturers provide great deals for new products through coupons. Not only do they provide coupons, but the manufacturers also negotiate discounts through stores that sell their products. If you hold on to your coupon until the store also has a sale on the same item, you can often get it for free, or close to it. Coupons by themselves are not as exciting as they can be when used in combination with a sale. Also, clip coupons for products you don’t normally use. Consider the coupon an invitation to try something new. You may just like it.
Coupons are a great way to become conscious of your spending habits. Saving your first dollar is rewarding and addictive at the same time. Try it out for yourself!
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