A Little Secret Place

Who Doesn't . . .

Love a Deal??

I'm a sucker for deals and often end up trying to calculate if 20% off is better than buy-one-get-one at 30% off. (First deal is better.) Before figuring out the best price, there is a need to actually FIND the deals to compare.

I can steer you to some great online deals, but they are only guaranteed for one week. Members of Group2020, a small group of online shopkeepers, post weekly deals on Pinterest. The best news is that you can follow this Pinterest board to see the current deals.

Deals may include a bonus item, free postage, discounts, or whatever the individual shopkeeper is offering.

https://www.pinterest.com/lehane/group2020-deals-of-the-week/

Need More Help?

Suffering from a lack of enthusiasm when looking for that special gift or present? See thousands of items from the Group2020 shopkeepers in this showcase.

Pinterest as It Should Be

I love Pinterest and have dozens of boards showcasing handmade items for sale, interesting images, sayings, places, etc. These are things I am interested in and they are just like the many Pinterest boards other have created for their own unique interests.

My focus is mostly on getting my ideas and products to an audience and promoting the same for Group2020, my team. We tweet, Facebook, blog, G+ and love Pinterest to showcase our work.

But lately I've needed another way to streamline the paper notes, urls, scribbled designs, and other scattered information on my desk. I created a Pinterest board, just for me. It is hidden from the public and has images of things I want to remember: color schemes, designs, product photo ideas, things to try, etc. This is a wonderful "file" of things of interest just to me.

Perhaps this is how Pinterest was envisioned by its creators! Keeping the board hidden is also a good way to start a gift idea board.

See, and follow, our showcase board.

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