Use Sweet Relish for Creative Shopping Wishlists + $200 Visa GC Giveaway!
Posted by Darcy Zalewski •
December 10, 2012 •
Contests, Sweeps, and Giveaways ,Shopping •
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Are you a shopaholic? Do you like to curate shopping lists for yourself and others? Then you might be interested to learn more about Sweet Relish, a place that is all about saving purchasable products in organized lists. Below you can see the start of a “Geeky Finds” list of things I think would be awesome and fun to get from Think Geek.
Relish – defined as:
1. enjoyment of or delight in something that satisfies one’s tastes, inclinations. or desires;
2. the savings, and desires using our one of a kind button;
3. the crap you put on your hot dog
Here are some geeky things I relish:
Sweet Relish – It’s The Secret Sauce of Shopping
Sweet Relish is basically a tool for organizing discoveries, sharing what you want, and seeing what others like. And best of all, you can actually BUY this stuff.
We call it the “secret sauce” because it’s the missing piece from online shopping. It’s super easy to check off a birthday list, send a list of classroom needs out to parents, or sneakily surprise a friend with a gift that she really wants- all based on our lists.
We’re launching in phases, which means some days we’ll look better than others. Thanks for sticking with us as we develop.
Giveaway is open 12/10/12 through 12/15/12.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
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TFTN is not responsible for winner drawing, notification or prize fulfillment as these will be handled by the sponsor. This post is part of a compensated promotion.
Tags: curate, giveaway, shopping, sweet relish, wishlists
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