@FreshWithDepth 🙌🏼 I just built something to help with this -- it auto-clips all the Target coupons in your account, every day (and 38 other stores), so the discounts auto-apply when you checkout in the store.
It's 100% free. Feel free to try it!
https://t.co/OsYZsvmllK
@GallFAM4@__morggxo Lol. I just built something to help with this -- it auto-clips all the Target coupons in your account, every day (and 38 other stores), so the discounts auto-apply when you checkout in the store.
It's 100% free. Feel free to try it!
https://t.co/OsYZsvlNwc
A reader sent over that they built a free automated coupon clipper app which automatically clips coupons with your linked loyalty cards at many of the major national retailers like Target, Walmart, CVS, etc https://t.co/phFTq54P9F
@wanyeburkett I actually just built something to solve this -- it auto-clips every coupon at CVS (and 20+ other stores) and loads them into your store loyalty account for use at checkout. Feel free to try it out! https://t.co/VUb42QOEgN
💸 Built something new/fun -- Target, Walmart, CVS, etc.. all offer $1000s in digital coupons to use in store but you have to manually clip each one. Most people don't have time for that...
🤖 So we automated it! The Clip Club (https://t.co/VUb42QOEgN) clips EVERY available coupon for you daily. When you shop in-store, just enter your phone number at checkout like usual and all your clipped coupons apply automatically!
🏪 Already live at 20+ major retailers:
• Target
• Walmart
• CVS
• Publix
• Albertsons
& many more!
💡 How it works:
1. Create account (15 sec)
2. Link store accounts (45 sec, tops)
3. We clip everything for you
4. Checkout in store or online, use the phone # associated with your loyalty account, and watch the savings roll in!
✨ Try it at https://t.co/VUb42QOEgN
@nikhewitt Hey Nik -- I actually built a chrome extension to simplify that process! (it places a toggle button at the top of chrome to switch between "Private Browsing" and "Public Browsing" modes on LI). Hope its useful -- https://t.co/UoTZWJ967M
Hey Grindr users, question for you: For a long time, apps built on top of Grindr's database have been able to pinpoint your location at any given time. Does that worry you?
Thoughts? I'd love to hear from you, too. My DMs are open and email is: [email protected]
@CaseyNewton@inafried@Localytics@Apptimize Where's the line between a product team with on-staff data scientists improving their app by leveraging user demo data and a company leveraging a third party tool to do the same? If I dumped my DB into Tableau and ran some reports, does that pass the smell test?