The New York Post and StackCommerce: A storefront of discounted products and services from a commerce authority for our readers
In 2019, the New York Post began to publish content about shopping, showcasing top products and deals to our audience. Also that year, a partnership with StackCommerce started to help power a New York Post Store offering deals across online courses, electronics, apps, software, and more. Some popular products include discounted access to Microsoft Office, a lifetime subscription to Babbel, a tent that can attach to your car, and more.
StackCommerce has over a decade of experience expertly curating deals tailored to diverse audiences. Through meticulous product sourcing and original content creation—89K human-written articles and counting—StackCommerce showcases exclusive offers with a special focus on lifetime subscription and membership deals that consistently provide exceptional value to readers.
This is a commercial partnership, where both partners receive compensation from sales generated in the store. StackCommerce delivers its written content to the New York Post’s Shopping team, which then edits all article headlines, copy, images, and formatting.
In line with our shoppable content strategy, this partnership aims to provide value, service, and many affordable products and services to our shopping audience.
- Value: These offers provide value by showcasing interesting products and services at a discounted price to our audience.
- Service: All of our shoppable content aims to be helpful to our readers, whether we are providing information to help inform a purchase decision or sharing what you can buy on sale.
- Affordable Products and Services: All products featured in the New York Post Store are meant to be affordable (which might be relative to the product or service) and discounted every day.
- Customer Service: StackCommerce, in partnership with the New York Post, has a dedicated customer service team that quickly responds to and resolves customer issues.
This partnership between The New York Post and StackCommerce aims to showcase products and services that we hope our readers will purchase and enjoy for years to come