Denver Mompreneurs Aim to Support Local Business Through Social Networking Trend

DENVER, July 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Ashley Kingsley and Whitney Trujillo are a dynamic duo of new media marketing Mompreneurs. The pair recently launched Daily Deals for Denver Moms.  The avid trend watchers saw a missing link in the social couponing and group buying sites. The big conglomerates forgot about Mom. Moms spend over 4 billion dollars annually and make most of the purchasing decisions in families. Kingsley and Trujillo bought up the space and launched a company all while changing diapers and warming bottles.  

Social couponing site users will notice Daily Deals for Denver Moms is unlike any other group buying site. First, they're locally owned and operated. The Daily Deals are targeted to Moms and are unique, like today's Daily Deal from Mile High Organics. It's the first social couponing site to offer organic fare to its consumers.

Daily Deals for Denver Moms is extremely focused on supporting local businesses while keeping capital local. "Everybody in the community wins this way," says Kingsley. Merchants like Mile High Organics find there are no risks or upfront costs to run a deal. It's a win-win situation for all involved. Buyers receive a substantial discount on a Daily Deal while the merchant gets expansive online marketing and advertising for 24 hours. Local businesses can also choose to put a cap on the Daily Deal so they are not overwhelmed with business they simply cannot handle. This is an offering and concept that is missing from other group buying and social couponing companies.

The company's Facebook, Twitter and e-newsletter subscribers have grown exponentially since its launch in April. Daily Deals for Denver Moms will expand their local business starting in Denver South by August 2010. They have bigger plans to launch Daily Deals into Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Phoenix, San Diego, and Scottsdale in 2011.

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