Cyberweek coupon codes
Dec. 1st, 2014 10:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
If you are into the cyber monday thing, here are the discount deals/codes I got sent recently by my affiliate-program-overlords; I am not sure which of these are the codes they don't otherwise publicize. (no, I don't plan on doing this often.)
Cheap Art Supplies:
Get your Cyber Monday savings at Blick! Use code CYBMON to get 15% off order $79 or more, 20% off orders $129 or more, 25% off orders $199 or more, plus free shipping on orders of $79 or more. Exclusions apply. Good through Monday, December 1st, CST.
Nifty photo holiday cards and such:
Use code CYBER40 at TinyPrints for 40% off all cards. Works through Dec. 4th.
Photoprints
20% off everything at Shutterfly with code CYBER20 through the 4th.
Why No Books?
There should be a Blurb one, but the only one they sent me expires today so unless you already have a book made, that's unlikely to help. I do pretty much always have blurb codes, frequently the affiliate-specific ones they don't advertise on the site. (How I started doing affiliate stuff if because I design blurb books for people at my business, and do not mark up the price on blurb, so this way I get a cut for sending them all those sales), and then the affiliate place (shareasale.com) was like -- hey, you should look at these too!
Cheap Art Supplies:
Get your Cyber Monday savings at Blick! Use code CYBMON to get 15% off order $79 or more, 20% off orders $129 or more, 25% off orders $199 or more, plus free shipping on orders of $79 or more. Exclusions apply. Good through Monday, December 1st, CST.
Nifty photo holiday cards and such:
Use code CYBER40 at TinyPrints for 40% off all cards. Works through Dec. 4th.
Photoprints
20% off everything at Shutterfly with code CYBER20 through the 4th.
Why No Books?
There should be a Blurb one, but the only one they sent me expires today so unless you already have a book made, that's unlikely to help. I do pretty much always have blurb codes, frequently the affiliate-specific ones they don't advertise on the site. (How I started doing affiliate stuff if because I design blurb books for people at my business, and do not mark up the price on blurb, so this way I get a cut for sending them all those sales), and then the affiliate place (shareasale.com) was like -- hey, you should look at these too!