Checkout Saver
Coupons, cashback, discount gift cards, and 10+ ways to save on your online shopping.
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Checkout Saver is an independent, self-funded savings platform designed to help shoppers maximize their savings across more than 5,000 stores. The platform combines multiple money-saving features, offering cashback on purchases, unhidden free coupon codes, discount gift cards, and a first-of-its-kind referral sharing community where users can give and use referral codes.
Built for everyday online shoppers looking to cut costs without hidden fees or compromised data, Checkout Saver provides unique tools like a browser extension that automatically scans for deals, applies codes at checkout, and allows users to buy and sell one-time-use coupons and unwanted gift cards safely.
What sets Checkout Saver apart is its independent model, passing higher commission percentages back to users and investing in features that traditional large platforms typically ignore. By combining cash back, gift cards, and exclusive coupon stacking, shoppers gain access to competitive rates and transparent savings.
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One of the best things that we did, we just asked our customers how would you describe Coconote, and a great majority of them — it was shocking how consistent this was — they use Coconote to never miss a key detail. And that is exactly what we put in the first App Store preview screen.
Mirror customer language — "never miss a key detail" became the App Store hook
Zack stopped writing positioning copy from inside the building and asked users to describe Coconote in their own words. The phrase 'never miss a key detail' came back so consistently it became the first App Store screenshot headline — letting the market write the marketing.
what I did was first get a huge list of journalists who were writing in the Marine space and then basically wrote the article for them had all the image ready to go so like this if they wanted it was like drag and drop ready to go here's your piece of content that you needed to execute today done.
Write the Article for the Journalist — Make Their Job Drag-and-Drop Easy
Journalists face constant pressure to produce content. Adam got press coverage in marine trade publications by writing the draft article himself and attaching all ready-to-use images. Some still wanted an interview — that's fine — but the baseline was zero friction. In niche trade press, where your target customers actually read, this is a high-ROI move that most app founders never attempt.
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