AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to increase user-friendly navigability, online coupon website WantACode.com has unveiled a new look to focus on integrating location-based deals, adding a search function for printable coupons, and expanding the breadth of coupons for top stores.
Since its inception in 2008, WantACode.com has offered discounts for online shoppers throughout the United States and Europe, providing site-wide and product-specific coupons for over 1,500 stores. With the growing popularity of such discount websites as Groupon, Living Social, and The Dealmap, which concentrate on providing daily deals based on a customer's location, the founders of WantACode decided to expand the scope of promotions offered by offering local deals. As of this week, WantACode.com will partner with all three of the aforementioned sites to create a Local Deals Aggregator, part of a plan to optimize its appeal to savings-minded users' interests, presenting a new, sleeker web design in the process.
As part of its re-configuration, WantACode.com has extended its search function to its printable coupons. Visitors can now use the site to search for coupons they print for in-store purchases, in addition to finding coupon codes for online shopping. Furthermore, the website's new layout streamlines a user's navigation process through an ever-growing bank of stores and coupons. WantACode.com continues to provide exclusive hotels.com coupons along with hundreds of other coupons from top retailers.
In addition to its recent developments, WantACode regularly offers seasonal promotions, top deals from popular stores, and exclusive discounts, among a host of other features. To learn more about WantACode, visit http://www.wantacode.com/.
About 58phases: Founded in 2009, 58phases operates a group of online discount sites attracting over 1 million visitors a month.
Contact:
Dylan Ramsey
dylan(at)58phases(dot)com
310-664-3100
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