Dell Vouchers, Dell Coupons, or…
I make no secret that I don’t run this site purely out of the goodness of my heart: Dell pay us a small percentage of all orders made through our links. We’re not making millions, but it makes the effort worth it. For this reason, and just the fact it’s nice to be popular, it’s in our interest to bring more visitors to this site, and most of those visitors will find us by searching.
What would you search for when looking for a Dell discount code? I’ve always called them vouchers, but there’s also a lot of people calling them coupons. There’s also “discount code”, “promotion code”, and I’m sure many more. Any thoughts on how I should be describing them?
I’d also like to take this opportunity to explain how Dell seem to be releasing their vouchers at the moment, at least for home users.
The trend seems to be that there will be a new voucher every week, running from Thursday to Wednesday. At the moment the voucher always seems to be off Studio, Inspiron and XPS, and there’s a minimum spend (normally ranging from £399 to £699).
For a long time the discount was always 10%, and the only thing that changed was the minimum spend, but over the last few weeks the discounts have been 5%.
As I said, the codes usually run from Thursday to Wednesday, but unfortunately I am normally only informed of them on Friday ( and normally very late), so if you are looking for a code and it’s Thursday or Friday, consider waiting till the weekend if you can’t find any. Check our homepage regularly for all the latest offers including vouchers.
These “rules” are only the current trend. It always used to be very different, and even now there are exceptions (we recently had a 2 week code). Codes for small business (Vostro etc) are much more varied, so it’s all pot luck.
If you have any questions please let me know, and of course if you find any great deals you would like to share, we’d love to publish them.
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