Daily deals have served as a godsend for consumers because of all the savings that they present. Overtime though, these types of websites haven't just multiplied, they've evolved, too. Deal sites don't just cater to individual consumers anymore; now there are websites that target businesses. BizDeals.com is a prime example of such as website.

BizDeals provides weekly offers that are especially targeted to small businesses, with deals that fall under three main categories: Business Growth, Business Essentials, and Rewards & Recognition. From office equipment such as phone packages, to marketing and press release distribution products, and even online business courses, the bargains that BizDeals provides can usually give business owners savings of 50% - 75%. Moreover, all offers from BizDeals are set to a national level, unlike other deal websites that only make certain bargains available to specific locations.

How it Works

The offers that BizDeals provides come in three formats: Regular Buy, Group Buy, and Progressive Buy.

Regular Buy involves the simple process of customers hitting the "Buy Deal" button and they automatically get the product. Group Buy on the other hand, needs to meet a minimum number of buyers before customers actually get the deal. If the minimum number of "buys" isn't reached, then the deal is called off, and shoppers won't be charged. This format aims to get people to share a deal with their friends and professional network. Last but not least is Progressive Buy. An offer under Progressive Buy is available for a starting price, and as more people purchase it, the said price drops for everyone, until the maximum discount is reached. Again, this format encourages shoppers to spread the word to their network, so that they can get a bigger discount. Needless to say, BizDeals has made it easy for customers to share offers through email and social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

About BizDeals

BizDeals was launched in May 2010, and kicked off with great deals from Kodak, FromYouFlowers.com, and PhoneBoothMobile. Now, over a year later, the website is still going strong, and has offered deals from other reputable companies, including PR Newswire, Sprint, Experian, and Yahoo! Small Business.

A great thing about BizDeals is that the company has a strong social media presence. BizDeals regularly posts updates and deals via Facebook and Twitter to ensure that shoppers never miss an offer. You can also swing by the company blog for deal announcements and small business tips.

BizDeals continues to search for great small business deals, and the company is also open to input and ideas from users. They welcome product, services, and company suggestions. So if you've tried a great product that worked well for your business, feel free to shoot them an email at ideas@bizdeals.com.

Businesses who wish to sell on BizDeals.com can start off by filing out a form on their website. If you have a product that "can help a Small Business manage and grow its business more effectively, or recognize its employees and customers" then by all means, send them an email.