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What we'd wear to the Oscars
Now normally we poach all of your favorite looks from the Oscars, but this year we wanted to dream even bigger: what would we wear if we were at the Oscars?
So we rounded up 6 of our favorite black gowns from Shopbop. What do you think?
The Cecilia Dolman Sleeve Maxi Dress by Carmella
The Prestige Gown by Black Halo
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Congratulations to the Today Show-- today is their 62nd anniversary. The first of its kind, the popular morning talk show was quickly replicated by other networks, and covered national headlines alongside lifestyle features and entertainment news. For example, not too long ago, Matt Lauer and digital expert Mario Armstrong shared apps on the Today Show that save consumers time and money.
"if you’re short on time or could use a little extra cash, your cellphone could hold the solution" said Lauer. Armstrong agreed, and discussed money-saving app, PoachIt.
"About 400 hours or so per year are spent online shopping… help reduce that time!"
An easy-to-download web extension, PoachIt acted as a seamless companion while Armstrong demonstrated shopping online like he normally would. Choosing Macys.com as an example, he explained that he was shopping for a coat to give his wife.
"PoachIt: this is great for saving money if you have a particular item that you’re looking to buy."
"I actually shop like I normally would. I go to Macys.com, or Nordstrom.com, and if I see an item, I hit the PoachIt button. That tracks it and sends me an email alert when the price drops."
Price-tracking is only half of the solution while shopping for the best deal. Coupon codes are another great way to score additional savings. However, after testing and validating millions of coupon codes, PoachIt discovered that 80% of online codes are completely invalid.
Lauer addressed this concern: “One of the major complaints people have when they’re using shopping sites is that the promotional codes don’t work.”
Luckily, PoachIt has invested in proprietary technology that validates coupon codes. Armstrong reiterates: “The coupon codes that show up on the site work.”
The takeaway? “PoachIt.com: attract the items that you really want but a lower price,” says Armstrong.
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Matt Lauer and digital expert Mario Armstrong shared apps on the Today Show that save consumers time and money.
"if you're short on time or could use a little extra cash, your cellphone could hold the solution" said Lauer. Armstrong agreed, and discussed money-saving app, PoachIt.
"About 400 hours or so per year are spent online shopping... help reduce that time!"
An easy-to-download web extension, PoachIt acted as a seamless companion while Armstrong demonstrated shopping online like he normally would. Choosing Macys.com as an example, he explained that he was shopping for a coat to give his wife.
"PoachIt: this is great for saving money if you have a particular item that you're looking to buy."
"I actually shop like I normally would. I go to Macys.com, or Nordstrom.com, and if I see an item, I hit the PoachIt button. That tracks it and sends me an email alert when the price drops."
Price-tracking is only half of the solution while shopping for the best deal. Coupon codes are another great way to score additional savings. However, after testing and validating millions of coupon codes, PoachIt discovered that 80% of online codes are completely invalid.
Lauer addressed this concern: "One of the major complaints people have when they're using shopping sites is that the promotional codes don't work."
Luckily, PoachIt has invested in proprietary technology that validates coupon codes. Armstrong reiterates: "The coupon codes that show up on the site work."
The takeaway? "PoachIt.com: attract the items that you really want but at a lower price," says Armstrong.
Sign up for free at www.poachit.com.
"There's a new way to shop for your favorite brands and save money at the same time."
PoachIt's Marketing Director, Marlena Sarunac, hit the busy streets of New York to help Raina Seitel of NBC's New York Live get a great deal on a pair of shoes she had been eyeing.
"Do your shopping online-- it's easier and it can save you money," says Seitel. Sarunac agreed, but warned that many shoppers are unaware that prices change on products they want to buy online-- much like airlines. "Something could be $40 one day at 'full-price,'-- all of a sudden, it will be $80 'full-price' the next day!" explained Sarunac.
"How do you get in there to jump on that great deal? That's where PoachIt comes into play."
After heading indoors, Seitel used PoachIt's web extension to find a Steve Madden coupon code-- saving her 20% off and even scored her free shipping. Of the best deals captured by PoachIt that day, the women noted designer heels from Neiman Marcus, originally priced at $328, marked down an astonishing 73% off to just $88.20
"You're a busy mom... You're not going to have time to monitor the price of those shoes. And that's why we're here. We're letting you know. We're doing all the work for you," said Sarunac.
"Its like a personal shopper, at your fingertips!" noted Seitel.
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Katie Couric invited bargain expert Mark Ellwood to discuss his secrets for online shopping. According to Couric, more than half of Americans planned to shop online-- "to the tune of a whopping $82 billion."
"So, how do you outsmart online stores?"
Ellwood's tips included practicing shopping cart abandonment-- that is, to abandon the checkout page. Some stores will lure back would-be customers by following up via email with extra discounts or coupon codes. Another shopping savvy tip is to browse online using an Incognito browser-- without your cookies, online stores will treat you like a brand new visitor and offer enticing discounts.
"You have to beef up your browser."
Among the sites that he loves, Ellwood described shopping tool PoachIt.com as a "discount raygun."
"You click on it anytime there's an item in front of you, and that will show if there are any coupons available anywhere on the Internet."
Katie's audience, shoppers well-versed with the frustration of wading through millions of coupon codes that don't work, expressed excitement-- much to the delight of Ellwood.
"I love it! You're all like, yeaa, totally amazing!" he remarked.
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