Study Suggests Extreme Couponing May Never Come Back
A new study finds shoppers have become less price sensitive, are using fewer coupons and willingly paying more at the grocery store.
A new study finds shoppers have become less price sensitive, are using fewer coupons and willingly paying more at the grocery store.
Coupon use plummets to new lows, even as shoppers say coupons are becoming more important to them.
New figures show that coupon redemption has sunk again to a historic low.
The total number of available coupons has once again suffered a steep decline.
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The long decline in coupon use finally appears to be leveling off, and might even begin to reverse.
As coupon use continues to decline this year, marketers are urged to offer more and better deals.
The number of available coupons continues to decline so far this year, though not quite as sharply as last year.
Most coupons never get used – but they might, if they’re good for items shoppers actually want.
New coupon stats prompt more misleading headlines about the future of paper coupons.