Lootist.com - Specialist Guided Shopping Recs

On Lootist you’ll find recommendations for products, hobbies and interests. Members of Lootist can make recommendations, browse for ideas, build wish lists, or declare specialties. For those of you wondering what to buy on this massive shopping day, Lootist specialists are there to help. For instance, if you’ve got a friend who enjoys architecture, you could get personal shopping advice from an architect. All recommendations and suggestions are user-submitted. The site displays every specialist’s qualifications and endorsements, if any, they’ve received from the community at large. Search by category (there’s loads to choose from), or use the ever handy search bar. Sign up today to get specialty recommendations.

“We believe that making a satisfying purchase or giving a thoughtful gift is a matter of getting the right shopping advice from the right person.

That's why on Lootist, people looking for great products can get recommendations from real-world specialists. This guidance comes in handy when you know who you’re shopping for, but not necessarily what you’re shopping for. For instance, if you’re looking for a gift for a friend who enjoys cooking, wouldn’t it be helpful to get shopping advice from a professional chef?

So who are our specialists? All the product recommendations on Lootist are submitted by our community, which is made up of real people, like you. We display every specialist’s qualifications, and the endorsements he or she has received from others in the community.

Lootist doesn't sell any products directly. Instead, our specialists recommend products from any store on the Web.”

Now that Christmas is around the corner, the shopping frenzy is just beginning. People everywhere are wondering what to buy. Lootist makes it simple. You can rely on the guidance of experts rather than having to rack your own brains. Perfect for the holiday season.

How are specialists’ qualifications screened? There are plenty of shopping recommendation sites out there, what makes Lootist so different?