Walgreens Steps Up Its Digital Couponing Game
Walgreens announces that the same digital coupons available to use in stores, can now be applied to online orders.
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A Brand New Way to Find Coupons Online
A new invention would allow you to look for products and coupons in a single online search.
Now, A Grocery List That Makes Itself
A major retailer introduces a way to automate your grocery list, delivering your desired items to your door.
Coupons Could Help Change the Way We Shop – Online
Shoppers say they would be more likely to order their groceries online, if they could use coupons and get more deals.
Online Grocery Service Introduces “Revolutionary” Coupons
The grocery delivery service Instacart introduces online manufacturer’s coupons that its brand partners are touting as “revolutionary”.
Better Than Coupons? Online Grocers Urged to Offer More Creative Deals
Shoppers say more coupons might tempt them to try online grocery shopping, but a new report suggests sellers come up with more creative ways to save.
No Coupons at Walmart? The Cost of Online Convenience
Walmart expands its free online grocery pickup service, but there’s a catch – coupons and ad match requests are not accepted.
Get Walmart’s Prices Without Having to Shop at Walmart
Walmart accidentally debuts its flat-fee, unlimited-shipping service earlier than planned – and online grocery shoppers are already eager to try it out.
SmartSource Wants to Sell You Stuff
Don’t want to clip coupons and shuffle off to the store? Well, now you can snap a photo with your smartphone and redeem that coupon digitally! Wait, that sounds familiar, and perhaps just a little illegal (read: “SnipSnap Coupon App Comes Under Fire”). But with SmartSource, it’s all on the up and up. The coupon provider is launching a new[Read More…]
Three Reasons AmazonFresh is Good, and Bad, for Grocery Shoppers
Assumptions can be wrong, of course – but let’s assume for a moment that you will not be buying your groceries from Amazon.com. The latest iteration of the internet giant’s “AmazonFresh” grocery delivery service charges you 300 bucks just for the privilege of buying your groceries from Amazon – and you still have to pay for the groceries, and possible[Read More…]
