Cloudiply Launches: Scrapping Austere Living For City Lifestyles

March 22, 2011 - PRLog -- The emergence of discount purchasing websites has inspired a digital reinvention of coupon collecting and bargain hunting.

   Cloudiply, established 2011, follows in the footsteps of market leaders Groupon and Living Social. The brand aims to capitalize on the latest branch of eCommerce: nationwide discount purchasing. Cloudiply targets the diversity of thrift consumer markets and decline in spending power.

Specified And Direct Discounts
         Members of the ready-to-launch website receive offers to their inbox after prioritizing their preferences. Offering multiple deals per day, across a range of products and services, strays from the ‘one-deal-a-day’ practices of current market leaders. The brand ethos is concerned with attracting customers experiencing the age of austerity first-hand, enabling them to experience more for less.

Harness Your Social Net Worth
    Merging a personal Cloudiply account with Facebook/Twitter friends and followers livens social networking from pixels to people. Company slogan Harness Your Social Net Worth promotes users to share deals online. Members have the opportunity to benefit from deals others in their social network are purchasing.  Users with an expansive network receive a 6% commission of the sales derived from members in their network. This tool can be used to provide additional income. Utilization of Facebook and Twitter network information enables fluid and simplistic spread of information amongst students.

Austerity
    Identifying and easing the strains of a restrictive income is on the imminent agenda for Cloudiply. Food price escalation, the growing cost of living and soaring rent prices are constant concerns for those on low-average incomes. Cloudiply is easing the strain on all fronts.

Growth And Launch
   Cloudiply is growing at an average pace of 2-3000 members a day. As the company grows, so will opportunity to expand premises and develop goals beyond London and the South-East of England.