Brand Expert Abu Sufiyan K

I don’t focus on any specific day for deals. Whenever new offers are found or become available, I make sure they are added to our site quickly so customers can get the latest deals without missing out. Whether it's a weekday or weekend, good deals always attract shoppers. My main goal is to keep the site updated with fresh and useful offers so customers can stay informed and make better buying choices when the right deals appear.

For me a great deal isn’t just about a big discount, it’s about real value. I see hundreds of deals every day, but the ones that really matter are the ones that are useful to shoppers. A great offer is simple, easy to use and saves money on something people actually need or want. For example, 20% OFF school supplies during back-to-school season can feel more valuable than 40% OFF on something no one would want at that time. I also value transparency - no hidden rules or confusing codes, just clear savings. A great deal should make shoppers feel like they’ve won. When I find and share an offer like that, it makes my day because it’s not just about discounts—it’s about helping people shop smarter and feel good about their spending.

A truly valuable deal isn’t just about a big discount - it’s about what you actually get from it. I’ve seen plenty of flashy 70% OFF tags on items that were overpriced or things nobody really needs. A good deal is one that gives real savings on something useful, high-quality and genuinely wanted. It could be a smaller discount on a top-rated product, a limited-time bundle that gives more for less or even an offer with perks like free returns or fast delivery. A great deal helps people make a smart choice, not a rushed one. The best offers don’t just save money—they solve problems or check something meaningful off your list. That’s the kind of value I look for.