How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on Google

Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by sgc on Friday September 28, 2018 @02:23PM (#18095721)

I agree. I regularly fill carts expecting to find a coupon or abandon. At the same time, just make your coupons easily accessible on your site via a google search and save yourself some money. I have noticed this is becoming a trend and use it to avoid one more chance of malware on myrandomcoupons.com.

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Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by dazc on Friday September 28, 2018 @04:21PM (#18096720)

I work with a retailer who displays a coupon on every product page and it does cut down a lot of the normal brand+coupon searches - though there are a hard core who'll always look (unsuccesfully) for a better coupon off-site.

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Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by njarboe on Friday September 28, 2018 @07:18PM (#18097783)

Sort of like how in Safeway every single bottle of wine is "on-sale". I know it works on many (most?) people but if something is always on sale isn't just for sale?

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Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by dazc on Saturday September 29, 2018 @02:25AM (#18099003)

Describes about 80% of UK retail atm.

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Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by gnicholas on Saturday September 29, 2018 @12:24AM (#18098698)

Michaels (the craft store) does this. And if you’re not getting 40% off at least one item with every purchase, you’re paying too much. Sort of like bed bath and beyond’s ubiquitous 20% off coupons, but online.

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Re:How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on ... by wolco on Friday September 28, 2018 @03:26PM (#18096296)

I did this a few hours ago. Without a coupon I moved on.

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