Study: Couponers are Brands’ Most Important Customers
A new survey of coupon users reveals how and why they clip coupons, and concludes that couponers are brands’ “most important consumers”.
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Coupons Are Getting Better – So Why Aren’t We Using Them?
Even though coupon distribution and values are up, a new study shows a sharp decline in the number of coupons redeemed so far this year.
What We Buy, and What We Buy With Coupons, Are Surprisingly Different
A brand new breakdown shows what grocery products we’re most likely to buy, with and without coupons.
Study Confirms That Coupons Actually Do Work!
Coupons may not always be high-value and for products you want, but a new study confirms one thing – they still serve a very important purpose.
Couponers Shun Target, Opt for Walgreens & Walmart Instead
A new report notes that couponing activity on Target’s website is way down, while most other retailers are seeing large increases.
Revealed: Who Has the Best Coupons in the Country
A detailed map and an analysis of newspaper inserts reveals the cities that offer the very best coupons in the country.
Why Grocery Shoppers Are Using Fewer Coupons
New coupon statistics show why we’re using fewer coupons at the grocery store, and more at drug and dollar stores.
Couponers Want Their Discounts Big, Easy – and Edible
New coupon statistics show how many coupons we used last year, what types we prefer – and what kinds of coupons companies should offer more of.
Coupons Are Becoming More Valuable, Less Edible
A new report on coupon trends from 2014 finds that face values are on the rise, but coupons for food are on the decline.
Coupons in the News: The Top Stories of 2014
From new printable coupon sites and savings apps, to industry efforts to crack down on fraud, these were the top coupon news stories of 2014.
