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FreeVoucherCodes.co.nz Launches To Help Kiwis Save When They Shop Online

Thursday, 8 July 2021, 6:10 am
Press Release: NZ Compare

Deloitte Fast 500 business NZ Compare has launched FreeVoucherCodes.co.nz to help Kiwis save when they shop online

www.FreeVoucherCodes.co.nz is a new site for Kiwi shoppers to help them save money on a huge range of different products and services.

Free Voucher Codes will connect Kiwis with money saving offers from some of New Zealand and the world's leading brands. Launched in July 2021, the site will provide sales, discount codes, coupons and voucher code information to thousands of people across NZ every month.

Developed by the team at NZ Compare, the company behind Broadband Compare and Power Compare, the Free Voucher Codes website will empower consumers and help them discover new products and services that they may not previously have known existed.

Free Voucher Codes aims to provide our visitors with the tools and information they need to easily compare offers, services and products available on the market. Our easy-to-use website creates a discovery platform to help customers explore the range of deals and companies offering them the very best promotions in the NZ market.

If you are a retailer looking to generate incremental sales on a pay for performance basis then partnering with Free Voucher Codes on an affiliate marketing solution could help make the difference on you getting a sale ahead of a competitor, increasing market share and helping new shoppers discover your company without having to pay for traffic like you would through Facebook or Google. With over 100,000 Kiwis using NZ Compare sites to shop savvy every month, there is a huge audience ready to find your brand.

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Asked to comment on the launch, Gavin Male, founder of NZ Compare said, "Since the pandemic peaked last year, online shopping in New Zealand has advanced at pace, but we still lack behind countries like the UK, US and Australia when it comes to being savvy about our online shopping. Voucher codes and online couponing have grown hugely in popularity throughout the world and with Free Voucher Codes we’re now working to bring discounts and deals to the New Zealand population."

The Free Voucher Codes website is now the perfect place for a shopper to discover a new brand, offer or deal. For example, if you’re looking to treat someone to some flowers or buy some new shoes Free Voucher Codes is the perfect place to start your shopping. Filter by category to see the best offers and then simply click through, make a note of the code and save when you complete your purchase.

"In my opinion, given the choice between Groupon, KGB Deals and Everydayoffers, I believe business owners would go with everydayoffers because they are fairer. I believe the site has a good chance of getting a big share of the market."

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