I tend to disagree with that. I dont think this is a fad but a new standard. Patience is a virtue. I dont look at discount sites as necessarily being in direct competition with each other for this example: If Groupon was offering you something in a deal NSL wasn't you could simply use Groupon. If NSL was offering a deal you wanted and Groupon wasnt you would use NSL. In other words you wouldnt be loyal to one over the other on any particular deal, you would simply look at both sites and pick the one that you want or need at that time. A perfect example of that is I get daily deal mailings from both of them and I simply buy a deal based on what I like not who is offering. Could riding the Groupon IPO wave bump the stock though, certainly.
I agree. They should use the light that GRPN is going to get and try to shine it on NSL. Plus, once GRPN takes off they will "For the maples want more sunlight And the oaks ignore their please."
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