Shoppers “Less Inclined to Clip Coupons” During Coronavirus
A new survey finds shoppers are clipping fewer coupons – but the explanation as to why, is a little murky.
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Unhappy Shoppers Give Grocery Stores Bad Grades
An annual survey of grocery customer satisfaction finds that the coronavirus had a major impact.
New Year, Old Shopping Habits? Time To Turn The Page On An Unusual Year
New surveys show that many shoppers cut back last year – though some splurged in unusual ways.
Coupon Skeptics Have a Change of Heart
A new survey finds that shoppers who once spurned coupons and sales, are a lot more interested in them now.
It’s 2021 – Time to Get Serious About Saving
A majority of Americans say they plan to be more careful with money and look for more deals in the new year.
Stockpile Spike: More Shoppers Are Loading Up And Hunkering Down
A new survey finds that grocery shoppers are stocking up now even more than they were earlier this year.
Shoppers Are Still Spending More, But Are Slightly Less Annoyed About It
Grocery shoppers say they’re still shopping less and spending more, but they’re increasingly okay with it.
Grocery Shoppers Demand Coupons And Deals – Or Else
A new survey finds that shoppers are willing to switch brands or stores, if their favorites aren’t providing enough savings.
The Good News? Thanksgiving Will Be Cheaper This Year. The Bad News? Well, You Know.
The price of a Thanksgiving meal this year is the lowest it’s been in a decade.
Concerned Consumers Crave Coupons During the Coronavirus
Grocery shoppers are more confident about safety, but less confident about stretching their dollars.
