Are You a “Split Shopper”? Coupons Could Change That
Why do grocery shoppers split their trips among multiple stores – and what can stores do to prevent it?
Archive for April, 2017
Diners Want Deals: Restaurants Urged to Offer More Coupons
A new study urges restaurants to offer more coupons, to attract more price-conscious diners.
New Peelies Won’t Destroy Product Packaging
A product packaging company invents a new kind of peelie coupon that could solve many of the problems with peelies.
Shoppers Want Coupons For Fruits and Vegetables
A new survey finds that shoppers would buy more fruit and vegetables, if there were more coupons available.
If You’re Not Grocery Shopping Online Yet, Just Wait
A new report predicts this will be the “year of online grocery shopping”. But will it really?
RedPlum Owner Buys RetailMeNot
The owner of RedPlum publisher Valassis announces its purchase of RetailMeNot, combining newspaper, printable and online coupons in the same company.
Family Dollar (Briefly) Sues Dollar Express
Family Dollar sues the buyer of 323 stores, after it announces plans to close and sell them.
Bed Bath & Beyond Finally Puts Coupon Rumors to Rest
Bed Bath & Beyond finally reassures customers that its 20% coupons aren’t going anywhere.
Dollar Tree Accused of Dirty Tricks in Dollar Store Drama
Dollar Express blames Dollar Tree for its decision to close its Family Dollar stores and sell them to Dollar General.
Coupon Jackpot Becomes Coupon Disappointment
Wegmans gets couponers’ hopes up, then dashes them, with a ton of digital coupons that weren’t really available.
