subject: Tips On Holiday Shopping [print this page] 11/14/2011 - Well it's that time of year again and people are preparing for the holidays. Now is the perfect time for you consumers to get your loved ones gifts and presents. Many stores have a lot to offer but the true savings is online. People who shop online now will save more than people who go to stores. In fact statistics show more than 62% have shopped online and 48% shopped in stores.
Consumers need to be smarter and start going to where the savings are. Brands like Apple, Sony, Nintendo, Samsung, etc. Brands like those also pull in the consumers because of their name. However people have forgotten that they can find the same thing elsewhere but with a brand that isn't famous or well known. The value of money has changed and the consumers have changed with the value as well. Now more than ever people need to spend wisely. There are also people who won't be able to get what they want for this year's holiday. However that can change. If consumers truly wish to get what they truly want for this holiday they should listen closely to what I am saying. For example if you want an Amazon Kindle then why not check out an online store such as
iShareGifts. They have a Gemei eReader 4GB for only $85. Amazon Kindle is basically an eReader with add on features to attract consumers.
Tips on saving
-Look at the best prices
-Don't go for the brand
-Look for second options (i.e products that offer same thing)
-Don't go on a spending frenzy
-Don't fall for holiday specials too much
-Online Shopping is your best bet on getting what you want
So if you're tight on money even you can still get what you want this holiday. So be sure to check out the slowly growing website iSharegifts and start saving. Their store continues to grow with even more products. While you're at it check more online stores and start saving and spending money more wisely. Some people can't even afford to celebrate this holiday be the one wise to get what you want and save money.
- Mashar Ozbas
by: Mashar Ozbas
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