CHICAGO, Nov. 22, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brad Wilson, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of BradsDeals.com, has released the Black Friday by BradsDeals iPhone app that allows shoppers to take leaked Black Friday ads to stores with them on their iPhone.
The free app, which is the mobile companion to BlackFriday2010.com, consolidates all the best Black Friday ads from more than 40 stores including Walmart, Best Buy, Macy's, Target, and Toys R Us. It can be easily downloaded to iPhones enabling shoppers to conveniently research, plan and execute the best Black Friday strategy.
"This is by far the best way to track all the best Black Friday has to offer," says Wilson. "Many stores have apps for their own ads, but they of course don't tell you what the competition is doing. The Black Friday by BradsDeals iPhone app provides shoppers with access to all of the leaked ads in one single app."
The app includes the full store ad circulars for top Black Friday stores, exclusive Black Friday deals and links in-app from the ads to the store websites for additional research.
More deals can be found everyday at BradsDeals.com.
About BradsDeals.com
BradsDeals.com is a free, trusted consumer resource that publishes handpicked shopping deals, coupon codes and fantastic money-saving blog posts to a loyal following of approximately 5M shoppers. Led by Editor-in-Chief Brad Wilson and staffed by a team of expert editors and bargain-hunters, 8-year-old BradsDeals.com publishes over 100 daily handpicked deals and maintains a list of over 4,000 active online coupon codes and printable in-store coupons valid at over 1,000 top retailers including Home Depot, Sears, Overstock.com, HP and Macy's. Many coupons and deals are made available exclusively to the BradsDeals.com audience by retailers.
Brad's Deals is also the publisher of Black Friday 2010, the leading resource for consumers to research, plan & execute their Black Friday shopping, and Cyber Monday 2010, home to all the best online shopping offers on Cyber Monday, November 29th 2010.
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