Brands’ Coupons and Deals Are “Out of Sync” With What Shoppers Want
A new survey finds a major disconnect between what shoppers want, and what marketers are offering.
Archive for September, 2021
“$1.50 Tree”? Dollar Tree Prices Inch Upward
Dollar Tree will try raising prices throughout the store to see how customers react.
“Fake Coupon Codes” Dispute Lands in Court
A computer maker is sued for offering “fake coupons” and misleading discounts.
The Future of Grocery Shopping Is Not In Grocery Stores
A new report predicts newer grocery formats will surge in popularity as traditional supermarkets decline.
New Printable Coupons – 9/26/21
New printable coupons are available today for Advil, Aquafresh and more.
Sunday Coupons – 9/26/21
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, Save and P&G in your September 26, 2021 Sunday newspaper.
Big Changes in Store for Kellogg’s Family Rewards Program
Major changes to the Kellogg’s Family Rewards loyalty program are coming.
Walmart to Pay Millions to Overcharged Customers
Walmart sets aside up to $9.5 million to reimburse shoppers who bought overpriced meat.
A Coupon For Your Email? Report Finds Emailed Incentives Are Lacking
A new study says too few retailers and brands are offering coupons and promotions when asking you to sign up for their email lists.
Report Exposes the Serious Impact of Coupon Counterfeiting
A new report adds up the economic fallout caused by counterfeit coupons.
