You Won’t Believe Who Wants Your Grocery Business Now
Grocery shopping is no longer limited to the grocery store – now an unlikely retailer is angling for more of your grocery dollars.
Archive for June, 2014
Three Items or Less: Why So Many Are Buying So Little, So Often
How many grocery items do you typically buy in one shopping trip? Would you believe a growing number of shoppers are buying only 3 items at a time?
Sunday Coupons – 6/29/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your June 29, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Welcome to the Matrix: Walgreens Tests Virtual Reality Coupons
Walgreens, Google and aisle411 team up to offer 3D maps, personalized offers and coupons, in a system that blends reality and virtual reality.
No Loyalty Program? No Problem! Publix Plans Personalized Offers
One grocery chain sets out to prove that you don’t need a loyalty program to offer personalized deals and coupons.
The One Store Brand Product That No One Wants to Buy
A new study reveals which private label grocery products shoppers prefer – and which they refuse to buy.
Love Me, Love My Coupons: Are They Okay on a First Date?
A new survey aims to find out whether using a coupon on a first date is savvy, or tacky.
Federal Judge Okays the Criminalization of Coupons
A ban on coupons? Believe it! A second local law that prohibits retailers from accepting certain coupons, survives a court challenge.
What Grocery Shoppers Like, Hate and Want More Of
Coupons are good, crowded stores are bad and online shopping is not an option – what a new survey reveals about grocery shoppers’ likes and dislikes.
Sunday Coupons – 6/22/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your June 22, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
