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Another group-buying site joins an already crowded Canadian marketplace

Posted by Warren Frey on Fri, September 3, 2010 9:12 AM · Filed under Calgary, Edmonton, Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, Kitchener-Waterloo, Atlantic-Canada , Social Media · Comments

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Raise your hand if you like deals.  Of course you do!  That's why Groupon is taking the Canadian marketplace by storm. 

Now raise your hand if you think there are too many group buying companies in Canada. All of you, eh?

Just last month RedFlagDeals.com announced the launch of their new group buying program called Deal of the Day.  So, yeah there are a bunch.

And yesterday, North American restaurant and hospitality guide, MenuPalace.com launched Dealfind.com. The main difference between DealFind and everyone else?  Their unique ambassador program. 

It starts to work when users refer friends, colleagues and family members to purchase a deal. Through this program, Dealfind encourages users to share the deal with others via Facebook and Twitter. Whenever a purchase results from a referral, Dealfind will pay the ambassador a commission.

I guess the next logical question should be, who likes to make money?

 
Company:
Dealfind
Website:
http://www.dealfind.com
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Dealfind is a branch of MenuPalace.com which started in 1999. Since May, 2010 this online group buying website has sold over 750,000 vouchers, and... [more]

 

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Warren Frey is a writer, editor, blogger and podcaster based out of Vancouver, BC. After working for six years in the Canadian broadcasting industry, he switched to print and has since covered varied assignments from plumbing conferences to star-studded film galas. But he’s never lost his love for the internet and interactive media, from his teens...[more]

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