Madewell sent an email announcing their ultimate Fall combo consisting of skinny jeans and leather boots. The email also reminds us that if you join their Facebook page (click here) you can receive 15% off your next purchase (either at stores or orders over the phone).
For 15% off your next Madewell purchase, just click on the image to the left (which will take you to a larger version of the image) and print it out (so the associate can read the promotional number). This offer expires 10/31/08.I am really liking Madewell's boots- they look super cute for Fall! :)
Hey, I was just on Facebook when I saw a J.Crew ad.
ReplyDeleteA little random, and strange (I didn't know they advertised on Facebook, let alone advertise at all!)
The picture of it is here:
http://m1.2mdn.net/viewad/1587918/160x600_fa2.gif
It says
"J.Crew
Indulge Yourself
The Accessories Collection
shop jcrew.com >>"
Alexis I agree with you. I love some of their boots, particularly the archive shearling boot of look no.11.
ReplyDeleteToo bad, they are not selling online yet.
A sign of the times--J.Crew is now advertising items on their website as ONLY $XXX. Really amusing and counter to their wannabe upscale image.
ReplyDeleteHey, TRICKORTREAT code is finally working. Just got the e-mail.
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love- I saw that too! I thought it was strange for an "upscale" company to be advertising on the internet, let alone facebook!
ReplyDeleteKatherineD: Online marketing has grown Katherine. In fact it is preferred. It's cheap & low maintenance. Besides, word of mouth travels the fastest online.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure where you people have been, but lots of upscale stores/brands are advertising online. Sigh. How can you POSSIBLY snipe about a company wanting to advertise to get more sales?
ReplyDeleteI'm just surprised more people that supposedly love J.Crew aren't more supportive when they see them branching out and trying new things.
It's tough times out there, and we should all wish our American companies to thrive in any way they can.