March's TOP TEN (Most Purchased + Most Clicked by YOU!)

Raise your hand if you’re feeling a bit ~shook~ that today is APRIL?!?!?! I mean…what? Anyhoo, March flew by like I don’t even know what – just POOF and here we are. Last week I shared what’s been on my radar for March, from good songs to eats/drinks, to recent purchases + what’s in my shopping cart now, and then we did the usual Cool Sh*t I Lovelovelove. So today, I’m throwing it back to something we did before – sharing March’s Top Ten according to YOU. I did a post like this back in the old ages of August 2018, and I have NO clue why it’s been such a long hot sec since doing it again, since you guys seemed to lovelovelove! I know personally, I’m as nosy as the next gal and like seeing what other folks like me are shopping + have in their carts. And all of us here in the CURowd…we’ve got good taste. 😉 So today, I rounded up a sortof “Top Ten” from the month of March, featuring the most purchased + most clicked-on products by YOU all as you read + shop around!

BUT, some backstory on this before diving into the data…(the same spiel from the last time, for any newbies in da house)

As a blogger, I use a platform called RewardStyle, which is an affiliate program that allows me to essentially create trackable links to the same products I’d be linking to anyways. Because the links are trackable, they’re also commissionable – so that if I’m recommending one of my favorites and it turns into a CUR favorite, the brand can see that, and I might receive a small commission. Not all affiliate programs are created equal – some pay per click, whereas some pay per purchase made. RewardStyle only pays for purchases actually made, so if you clink on one of my links AND then end up making the purchase, then and only then will I receive a small commission (which usually runs between 7-15% of the sale).

With RS comes access to some data analytics on my end, so that I can track what items are the most popular – both what’s being clicked on the most, and what’s being actually shopped the most. That’s the full extent of data I can see – so I can NOT see who clicks on what, what else might have been bought in the order, any identifying info whatsoever. It’s just a piece of information that says on X day, Y product led to a $Z commission.

So if you click on from American Eagle, but then also add to your cart a pair of from their sale right now, all that would show up on my end is the jumpsuit, and whatever commission I ended up making – not what else was in the cart, how much the total order was for, or anything else. It’s not PERFECT data analytics, but it’s at least something to help us as bloggers know what our readers (you guys, the CURowd, the real MVPs) are most interested in seeing, so that we’re always working to help you as much as possible in your everyday shopping + styling. 🙂

ALSO IMPORTANT to note: Using an affiliate program in NO way/shape/form impacts your experience as a shopper, nor does it impact what I’m recommending to you! As a shopper, it doesn’t cost anything extra – any cost comes out of the retailer’s pocket directly to the affiliate program platform. And I’m always always always only recommending products to you that I truly lovelovelove myself and think you would lovelovelove, too, regardless of whether or not they’re “linkable” on some affiliate platform! If it’s something worth recommending + sharing with y’all, then goshdangit I will share my lovelovelove for it until the cows come home, regardless of whether or not it’s an affiliate link – so even if every single one of you makes the purchase, I might get diddly squat for that. And that’s A-OK – the priority here was, is, + always will be just serving you best.

SO, let’s do this – March’s TOP TEN:

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