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Deseret Digital Media, the company that manages and operates all DMC online properties including ksl.com has launched a new product called Group Deals. This new product allows ksl.com visitors to find offers from Utah businesses as long as a minimum number are purchased. Those who like the offer are encouraged to be "social" and tell their online friends through Twitter, Facebook and e-mail.
"We are partnering with some of Utah's most reputable businesses and they are stepping up in a big way to give ksl.com visitors some incredible deals," stated Bill Quick, General Manager of DDM's Deals Business. Quick noted the first offer sold nearly 2,000 passes to the Utah Olympic Park for alpine slide and zip line rides, which gave many people the opportunity to experience this world class venue.
Mike Petroff, Vice President of Ad Products at DDM added, "KSL's classifieds has long been one of Utah's most trusted and innovative marketplaces. By connecting buyers and sellers to our new deals products, we have created another game-changing marketplace. We will be launching several new products this year, including 3 more related to the deals business."
In addition to Group Deals at ksl.com, DDM will also be adding this product to FM100, Arrow103.5, Deseretbook.com and Mormon Times. These releases will be taking place in the coming weeks.
How can I access ksl.com Group Deals?
There are 3 ways to access ksl.com Group Deals:
- Directly from your web browser: Open any web browser and type www.ksl.com/deals in the URL field
- ksl.com Navigation: Click the "deals" link located in the upper right hand corner of every ksl.com web page. (next to the "classifieds" link.)
- ksl.com Search: Type "deals" in the search box at the top of the page on the ksl.com homepage.
