Couponing Struggles to Bounce Back From a Difficult Year
The number of available coupons continues to decline so far this year, though not quite as sharply as last year.
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.
Coupons are becoming less plentiful, but they’re getting better – and consumers hope that trend continues.
As coupon distribution and redemption hit record lows, digital coupons mark an important milestone.
New products are increasingly offering coupons digitally, instead of in printed coupon inserts.
The number of available coupons suffers a sharp decline, in a tumultuous year.
New types of coupons, trouble for the old types, and the pandemic that changed everything – these were the top Coupons in the News stories of 2020.
Couponing’s terrible year may have hit bottom, as the use of coupons – both paper and digital – starts to rebound.
Food coupons are hard to find – and brands are being urged to change that.