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Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online
This immensely practical book and its supporting website provide clear, tech-savvy advice designed to reassure readers who are new to the world of saving and earning money online, while providing an array of innovative ideas, strategies, and resources for those who have been clipping coupons (online or off) for years.
Rachel Singer Gordon is Mashup Mom a widely-read blogger who combines high and low-tech strategies to help her readers achieve financial objectives. Here, she helps money-conscious web users gain immediate relief from the pain of rising prices, find fabulous freebies, engage the whole family in the fun of using the web to create income, and much more.
Point, Click, and Save is a must-read for stay-at-home/work-from-home moms and dads and anyone else looking for ways to save and even make money in these tough economic times. What are you waiting for? Grab this book and let Mashup Mom be your guide to saving and making money online!
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List Price: $ 19.95
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#2 written by Midwest Book Review 1 year ago
Review by Midwest Book Review for Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online
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Money is something a lot of mothers don’t have a lot to throw around. “Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online” is a guide to being the budget conscious mom in world that wants to see you penniless. Saving on what’s important, making money along the way, and using the internet to its full power, “Point, Click, and Save” is a powerful guide that shouldn’t be missed by the mom on a budget. -
#3 written by lauriedir 1 year ago
Review by lauriedir for Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online
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Within a week of owning this book, I saved $54 at the grocery store! Rachel gives some awesome advice on how to easily save money without spending a boat load of time on it. I thought I was a savvy shopper but, alas, she has opened my eyes to an entire world of online deals, coupons and freebies. A great book for those looking to save money – and who isn’t? -
#4 written by Christian A. Schelthoff 1 year ago
Review by Christian A. Schelthoff for Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online
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Wow, the author certainly covers more than just using coupons to save money. This book includes topics like garage sales, internet sites for organic/healthy foods (at a discount, of course), combining income streams to form a part time job and more. I particularly liked her interviews with people who are actively doing all this. One woman makes thousand$ on garage sales using her stockpile of free or almost-free goods. The author presents her ideas and suggestions in a easy to follow format. I have followed her site, Mashup Mom, for quite a while now. She gives you a deal by deal look throughout the day (including pictures) at just what she’s buying, where and how much, along with humorous comments about her occasional screw-ups. Good to know even experts mess up sometime! This book is exactly like having Rachel take you by the hand and help you on your way to saving big time. Get this book and use it as your reference guide to saving on life. I’ve found much of the information she’s listed through trial and error; had this book been available, I would have had a much easier (read SAVED MORE MONEY) time of it. Great reference book for both newbies (as it starts you off with baby steps) and the more experienced frugalists out there (through more advanced coupon use, sites for selling/buying, potential income sources, etc.). - Comment Feed for this Post
Review by Sacramento Book Review for Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online
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Accessible from its first page, //Point, Click, and Save: Mashup Mom’s Guide to Saving and Making Money Online// by Rachel Singer Gordon provides a wealth of information on how someone can use the Internet to start saving money today. Gordon (aka Mashup Mom) admits early on that you need not be a mom to learn some savings tips from her book, and you don’t need to necessarily spend all your time clipping coupons. Gordon knows that not everyone may understand blogging or how to capitalize on online deals or printable coupons. Giving tips on how to save money even getting online, Gordon really starts from step one.
In between tips, Gordon inserts stories of others who impart ideas on how they use the Internet to save money, including some who have saved more than half of their monthly grocery bills by using the //point and click// method of saving. It’s not all about finding the deals online, Gordon discusses how it may also take a shift in a person’s buying habits to save money — stocking up on items while simultaneously using coupons on sale items. Gordon also unveils secrets for when to visit the grocery store.
Reviewed by Elizabeth Humphrey