Startup of the Week - Love the Sales
by Startacus Admin
Let’s face it - we all love a bargain. The same however can’t be said for joining a lengthy queue in a store or engaging in a tug-of-war with a fellow shopper over that must-have pair of jeans.
If only sale shopping was easier…
Well, help is now at hand thanks to our latest Startup of the Week.
Love the Sales is an online platform which enables you to shop the sales online.
Having partnered with over 600 of the world’s biggest retailers, the website enables users to shop for sales bargains in everything from clothing through to homewares and electronics.
No need to browse countless websites to find that elusive item at the price you can afford; Love the Sales enables you to do that in one easy place.
And since the Christmas and Boxing Day sales are imminent, there could be no better time to check the site out and see what bargains you can nab. The platform will even let you favourite any items which are currently full price and will then alert you as soon as they drop in price.
You need never miss out again!
Whilst we will always love the good old high street, we know too that online shopping is here to stay and therefore any innovations in the retail space are surely welcome. In the world of retail therapy, it’s all about balance...
Happy shopping and happy saving!
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Published on: 20th December 2017
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