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.
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.
A new report notes that couponing activity on Target’s website is way down, while most other retailers are seeing large increases.
A detailed map and an analysis of newspaper inserts reveals the cities that offer the very best coupons in the country.
New coupon statistics show why we’re using fewer coupons at the grocery store, and more at drug and dollar stores.
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.
A new report on coupon trends from 2014 finds that face values are on the rise, but coupons for food are on the decline.
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.
New figures show that the value of coupons is at the highest level ever – but we still may not be saving as much as we could.
Bad news, printable fans – new research suggests that printable coupons may slowly fade away, in favor of digital offers.
Impressionable investors are shocked to learn that printable coupons are popular, so they suddenly start buying stock in Coupons.com.