Discount Roundup
I didn't have room in my suitcase to bring you each back an "I *heart* NY" T-shirt, but I wanted to send a little BlogHer love your way nonetheless, and this is best way I know how: with a Discount Roundup. Yee-haw.
(You will either find this incredibly helpful or incredibly annoying. Imma hedge my bets with this one and hope it's cool.)
Pay $25 and get $50 worth of stuff at the Gap via Groupon--TODAY ONLY.
Offer valid on sale items and in Canada, of all places! Demand is high, so the website keeps crashing, but try, try again. (This isn't BlogHer-related, but since you can only get this deal today, I wanted to put it front and center.)
Get 15% off your first order with Soap.com using code BLOGHER2010; expires September 20, so get to gettin'.
This is basically Diapers.com but not strictly baby-centric. I placed my first order last Thursday at 4 p.m. and my box of goodies was on the porch at 9 a.m. the next day. That's astounding.
HauteLook has partnered with BlogHer.
If you wander over there to my left-hand sidebar, you'll see one of today's deals; if you click through and register, you can see even more discounted items, with most everything coming in at under $100.
Get a free one-month Pro membership at ThredUp with code BlogHer.
ThredUp has brought high technology to the proud, low-tech tradition of hand-me-downs. Search the database, find a box of used clothes for your kid, pay for shipping, and they're yours. When you have a box of your own to give away, ThredUp will arrange for free pick-up and shipping. Way less creepy than Craigslist.
Get free shipping from Gettington.com with code BLOGHER through September 15. Offer excludes clearance items and cannot be combined with other offers.
Gettington is an online department store for home goods, and they provided this year's Freeset conference swag bag, handmade by women in India whose lives have been impacted by the sex trade.
I was not asked or paid to promote any of these products or services. Just sharing the love is all.
It's terrible, but I always read Gettington.com as GettingItOn.com. Which would be a different site ENTIRELY.