Convenience Store Shoppers Care More About “Community” Than Coupons
Frequent convenience store shoppers are less motivated by coupons and discounts, and more motivated by friendliness and familiarity.
Frequent convenience store shoppers are less motivated by coupons and discounts, and more motivated by friendliness and familiarity.
Shoppers have hit their limit on how much more they’re willing to pay for groceries.
Shoppers want to keep buying their favorite products, so they’re seeking out cheaper stores where they can get them for less.
In contrast to some earlier surveys, new reports find that shoppers are ready to spend this summer.
Shoppers are prioritizing their must-haves this summer, so they can afford at least a few nice-to-haves.
As digital tools make grocery shopping easier, there’s one feature shoppers demand more than any other.
Couponing catches on overseas, as grocery shoppers look for more immediate savings at the checkout.
With prices rising, grocery shoppers aren’t always sticking with their favorites anymore.
Shoppers are leaving billons of dollars in expired loyalty points and unused perks on the table each year.
Clipping digital coupons and shopping at Walmart are now grocery shoppers’ favorite ways to save money.