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Salty Savings gets your business in front of more consumers!
You don't sell, we don't get paid.

The Shops
Salty Savings Nonprofit Corporation provides services for local businesses by advertising and promoting their shops or restaurants, selling their items, and providing special deals to patrons.

The Situation
Our Nonprofit Corporation helps local businesses in the local communities they serve. We raise money by providing deals to consumers.
We operate on commission - so we only charge stores based on how well we sell your store's items. There are no hidden costs!

2 Step Process
Step 1. You tell us item info that you want listed on Salty Savings.
Step 2. Once you are notified of a purchase order, ship the items.
Step 3. Get paid monthly for what you sold!
That's it! We do the rest!
Salty Savings Nonprofit Corporation Helps Increase:
1. PEOPLE
Wider Reach
From surrounding towns
Increase #
More Locals +
Gross-Generational Awareness
2. SPEND
Increase the $ Bill
Larger Purchase Size
More Celebrations
People Spend More Each Time
+$20 - $40 More!
3. FREQUENCY
Customers Return
Increase Loyalty
You Become Their "Go-To" Place
More Visits, More Often
1x Visit Becomes 3+ Visits
Some of the Complimentary Services that Salty Savings Non-Profit Organization Provides to Help Local Businesses for Free:
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We Get Your Business Name Out For Free
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We Provide Your Discounts To More People At No Cost to You
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We Do the Work for You Without Charging You Anything

“It's such a simple process! Salty Savings asked me what I want to sell.
I don't pay if I don't sell anything! They take a small commission of my sales as their payment.
I can't wait to be part of your journey and wish you all the success.”
— Cindy S., Northern NJ

“People's checks have been higher, not because I increased prices, but because they want to reach their minimum of spending $50 in order to get the free shipping. I can tell you that they hardly ever stop at $50 but usually overestimate on what they order just to be safe and make sure, and the bill winds up being closer to $100.”
— James D., Ocean County, NJ
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