When you’re not busy shopping the best deals and offers on the internet, catch up with your favorite cash back site in the news!
TopCashback has been making headlines for its expert savings tips for a long time, and now members like you can read all about them here. This latest edition of our In the News series features only a handful of the amazing coverage we’ve received in July, so keep your eyes peeled for additional TopCashback mentions across national and local publications.
GOBankingRates showed us some love last month when it named TopCashback one of nine money-saving extensions every shopper should have installed on their Chrome browser.
Amazon had a great July, thanks to its annual Prime Day sales event. But in case you missed it, Yahoo! Finance broke down which items were huge steals by enlisting the help of TopCashback’s consumer expert Samantha Landau. (We recommend bookmarking this piece for next year’s Prime Day!)
After a TopCashback poll revealed that 76% of Americans do not set a summer budget, MSN smartly published our three tips for keeping summer spending under control—including how to create a summer fund and maximize travel rewards.
According to a recent TopCashback survey, 50% of Americans are expecting to spend more on back-to-school supplies than last year. But have no fear, TopCashback is here! WBIW explained why our site can help you save at Walmart, Old Navy, Office Depot and 7,000 other stores.
Shopping for the best doesn’t always mean expensive. Case in point, Walmart carries a bundle of top-rated items that are affordably priced.
Samantha highlighted Time and Tru’s footbed slide sandals for women, calling them “dupes for the popular Birkenstock Arizona-style sandal.” She also made AOL readers aware of the Onn. Google TV Streaming Box, which sells for just $19.88 at Walmart.
Target has earned a reputation for offering terrific deals on everything you want and need. Thankfully, it hasn’t changed. NewsBreak laid out 10 of the best items you can buy for under $10 at Target with Samantha’s expert input.
She recognized Target’s Good & Gather line, which provides reasonably priced food and drinks, like pre-made salad kits.
“Priced at just under $4 each, these kits come in a variety of flavors,” she said, “and they’re an easy way to incorporate fresh ingredients into your meals."
Like NewsBreak, Best Life ran a piece on Target’s must-have grocery items that are budget friendly. And, once again, Samantha touted the retailer’s Good & Gather brand, which “sells a 12-pack of frozen hamburger patties for $14.89, or $1.24 each.” That certainly beats Bubba Burgers, which retail at $15.49 for only six.
With back-to-school shopping costs on the rise, Samantha appeared on WGXA News to share how studying up on sales and having a budget could combat increased spending. Click above to watch her interview!
by Diana Oliveira
Diana Oliveira is the senior copywriter at TopCashback.com. After beginning her copywriting career at a paper company, where she harnessed her creative chops writing about…paper, this self-described “bargain shopper” has felt at home talking about our many stores, deals and money-saving tips the last few years.
