SNAP Recipients Spend Too Much And Don’t Use Coupons, Study Finds
A study says SNAP recipients spend too much of their own money because they’re not using enough coupons or buying cheaper brands.
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Coupons and Sales Aren’t So Effective Anymore, Report Says
Brands are urged to focus less on coupons and sales, and more on making their products appealing on the shelf.
Your Coupon App May Be Watching – And Selling – Your Every Move
Coupon apps may be doing a lot more with your information than they’re telling you up front.
Make Some Room On Your Phone: Grocery Apps Are Hot
Retailer apps offer coupons and convenience – and soon, you may not be able to shop without them.
The Embarrassing Products None of Us Want to Buy – And How Coupons Can Help
Embarrassment may prevent shoppers from buying certain personal products – but a new study says coupons can change that.
Mobile Coupon Study Proves Free Is Better Than Cheap
A new study says free-item mobile coupons encourage more shoppers to buy later at full price.
Good God! Religious Grocery Shoppers Are Better Savers
A new study finds that religious people spend less money on groceries.
Supermarkets Swat Down Upstart New Competitor
An upstart new U.S. grocer is having a challenging time standing up to its established competitors.
Why Name Brands Are Better Than Store Brands
A new report says name-brand products are a better value than their store-brand equivalents.
Report Urges Elimination of BOGOs
A new report on food waste says eliminating BOGOs could help solve the problem.
