More Shoppers Are Buying Store Brands – But Not at the Grocery Store
A new report finds store-brand products are selling better than ever – just not necessarily in your grocery store.
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Why Fewer Coupons May Be Better
A new study says coupons can be more effective, if we’re offered fewer of them.
Hold the Phone: Mobile Coupons May Not Be So Popular After All
A new study refutes the idea that mobile coupons are becoming the most popular way to redeem discounts.
Report Finds Couponers Are Still “Old School”
Despite the move toward digital coupons, a new report says most shoppers still prefer paper.
Brands Urged to Offer More Coupons and Deals Online
A new report says many purchases are prompted by deals and coupons found online – so brands ought to offer more of them.
Why Most New Products Flop – And How Coupons Can Help
Hundreds of coupons for new products can’t even be used by many people, which could explain why as many as 80% of new grocery products fail.
Catalina Coupons Make You Spend More
A study from Catalina claims that users of its checkout coupons end up spending even more than non-coupon users.
Study Says Buying in Bulk is Better Than Couponing
A Consumer Reports study examines four types of grocery shoppers – and concludes that bulk shoppers save more than couponers.
Which Products Never to Buy at Full Price – And Which You Might Have to
Researchers study years’ worth of grocery sales, to find out which products go on sale most frequently, and how deep the discounts are.
Double Coupons Aren’t Dead, They’re Just… Dormant?
An exhaustive study of more than a thousand grocery stores reveals new insights about the state of double coupon policies across the country.
