FlashCoupons: Fresh Coupons and Deals Every Day, Built on Yazing

Yazing gives creators and publishers a deal link for every brand we work with, and pays them when their audience shops. People often ask what a serious, deals-focused presence built on those links looks like. FlashCoupons is a good answer.

FlashCoupons.com is a daily deals site that publishes five new coupons and deals every day. Its public site launched in September 2026 and already covers more than 300 stores from A to Z across over 100 shopping categories.

A note on who is behind it: FlashCoupons was started by Yazing’s founder and runs on a regular Yazing account, using the same deal links available to every member. We are featuring it because it shows the whole model working in public, from picking a deal to getting it in front of shoppers.

What shoppers find on FlashCoupons

FlashCoupons keeps the format simple. Five deals go out each day, and every one gets its own page.

• Five new deals a day. Each deal is picked for the strength of the offer and the brand, then reviewed by a person before it posts.
• A clear page for every deal. You see the offer in plain words, when it ends, and any terms or exclusions. Deals that have ended are labeled as expired instead of being left to look current.
• A page for every store. Current offers sit at the top, so a shopper looking for Crocs, Teleflora, Travelocity or Coleman deals can see what is live right now.
• Short deal videos. Many deals come with a vertical video of about seven seconds that shows the offer at a glance.
• Deals where people already scroll. The same five daily deals post to Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, X and LinkedIn.

If you want to browse, start with today’s coupons and deals on FlashCoupons.

How FlashCoupons runs on Yazing

Every “see the deal” link on FlashCoupons points to that brand’s Yazing deal page under the FlashCoupons username. For Oakley, that is yazing.com/deals/oakley/flashcoupons. The shopper sees the brand’s current offers, clicks through to the store, and any purchase is credited to FlashCoupons.

One Yazing account is the only affiliate relationship FlashCoupons needs for all 300+ stores it covers. The time that would have gone into managing separate programs goes into choosing good deals and presenting them well.

How FlashCoupons makes its deal images with AI

Every FlashCoupons deal gets its own image, and none of them are designed by hand. An AI image model creates each one from a written prompt that is filled in automatically with the store name and the deal.

Each deal gets two versions: a square image (1024 x 1024) for Facebook, Bluesky and Threads, and a tall one (1024 x 1536) for Pinterest. A person looks at every image before it is scheduled, because AI still gets things wrong. The most common problems are a misspelled store name or a number that does not match the offer.

Most of the prompt is rules learned the hard way:

• Say the discount once. Left alone, the model repeats “40% OFF” three times in one image.
• Never show a coupon code. The model will invent one, so the image only carries a label saying a code is available.
• Nothing that looks clickable. A button drawn into an image cannot be tapped, and it frustrates people.
• No invented urgency. No countdown timers and no “ends tonight” unless that is true.

Here is a version of the prompt you can use for your own deal posts. Swap in the parts in brackets:

Create a polished square social deal image for [YOUR NAME OR BRAND] at
1024 x 1024 px (1:1 square). Use a clean, modern editorial deal-card
design with strong retail-style energy, high contrast, and enough
whitespace for readability. Include the name [YOUR NAME OR BRAND].

Feature the store name: [STORE NAME].
Feature the deal summary: [DEAL, FOR EXAMPLE "20% off your first order"].

Use a bold headline and a simple savings callout with shopping-themed
visual accents that suit [WHAT THE STORE SELLS].

State the main discount figure prominently exactly once, as the visual
focal point. Do not repeat the same percentage or dollar amount in any
other element. Each piece of information (discount, store name, offer
details) appears only once.

Do not show a coupon code or any characters standing in for one. If a
code exists, show only a flat label reading "Promo Code Available".
Add a flat label reading "Deal link in caption".

Do not draw buttons or anything that looks clickable. Do not include
countdown timers, urgency claims, QR codes, or tiny legal text.

Keep all text large and readable on a phone. Size 1024x1024, format jpg.

For Pinterest, change the size to 1024 x 1536 and ask for a vertical layout. Whatever tool you use, check the finished image against the real offer before you post it.

What creators can take from it

You do not need a 300-store site to use the same approach. Three habits do most of the work:

1. Pick a lane. FlashCoupons only does deals. Your lane might be running gear, home office setups or pet supplies.
2. Post on a schedule. Five a day is a lot. One good deal a day, every day, builds the same habit in your audience.
3. Give your links a home. Social posts fade within hours. A page per store or per topic keeps earning after the post is gone.

Start with your own Yazing links

Yazing members get a personal deal link for each of our 5,200+ brand partners, the same kind FlashCoupons uses for every post. Take a look at the stores FlashCoupons covers for ideas, then join Yazing and share your first deal today.