Restaurant Patrons Are Hungry For Coupons
New surveys show that coupons and discounts have a significant effect on whether and where people go out to eat.
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Don’t Look for New Supermarkets Near You This Year
A new report says the pace of new supermarket openings is slowing down dramatically in favor of much smaller stores.
Newspapers Point to Popularity of Paper Coupons
A survey of newspaper subscribers finds that many of them subscribe solely for the coupons.
“Polygamous” Shoppers Are More Faithful Than You Think
Loyalty does not equal exclusivity – a new study says grocery shoppers who visit multiple stores can still be loyal.
Need a Coupon Code? Sorry, Most Are Expired
A new study says the vast majority of coupon codes posted online don’t even work.
Study: Grocers Should Charge Only What You Can Afford to Pay
A new report advises grocery stores to raise their prices in richer neighborhoods, and lower them elsewhere.
Study Suggests Coupon Fraud is Good For Business
A new study says retailers may be better off tolerating fraudsters than fighting them.
Old-Fashioned Futuristic Coupons Are Cool Again
QR codes are back! A new report says billions of coupons will be redeemed via QR codes in the years to come.
Think You’re Saving Money at Costco? Think Again
New research shows that club store shoppers spend a lot more, and save a lot less, than they think.
Here Come the Chatbots – And They Have Coupons!
Chatbots are the newest trend in delivering coupons directly to consumers.
