A promo code aggregator is only useful when it saves time. If it shows hundreds of outdated cards with no conditions, the user is not getting a discount, but more work.
Who will find it useful?
The article is suitable for those who choose a promo code service for regular purchases and want to quickly distinguish a useful database from a showcase with garbage codes.
Procedure
- Check if the cards have a renewal date or at least an expiration date.
- See if promo codes, coupons, and no-code promotions are shared.
- Open several stores and evaluate the relevance of the search results.
- Check where the navigation button leads and whether the store is hidden behind unnecessary intermediate pages.
What to check before moving
- freshness of the base
- conditions of use
- search by store
- separation of sentence types
- transparent transition
Where people often go wrong
A bad aggregator tries to keep the user busy with endless search results. A good one quickly leads to checking in the basket.
How ShopTools helps
ShopTools combines the site, extension and Telegram bot so that the user can choose a convenient path, rather than depending on one page.
Related queries
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Conclusion. The main criterion for an aggregator is not the number of cards, but the likelihood of quickly finding a relevant offer for a specific store.