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.
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Grocery Stores Tumble in Customer Satisfaction Scores
A new survey of the best and worst grocery stores finds that nearly all of them are getting worse.
Is Convenience More Important Than Coupons?
A new survey finds that more shoppers may be willing to pay for convenience at any cost.
Mobile Coupons Are Taking Over – Except Where They’re Not
Two new studies show that mobile coupons are overtaking paper coupons in certain types of stores – but not others.
Shoppers Say Saving Money Is a Hard Habit to Break
Most shoppers surveyed say they plan to continue couponing, whether they need to or not.
Coupon Use Hits 40-Year Low
Companies aren’t offering what couponers want, as the coupon redemption rate reaches a historic low point.
Shoppers Want More Mobile Coupons, And They Want Them Now
A new study finds smartphone users want coupons that will load directly onto their phones, giving them discounts without swiping a loyalty card.
Forget Coupons – Shoppers Say They’ll Pay More For Privacy
Shoppers aren’t so sure anymore about sharing their personal information in exchange for coupons and savings.
Do Billionaire Lottery Winners Still Use Coupons?
Most couponers say they’ll continue their frugal habits, even if they win the $1.5 billion Powerball lottery jackpot.
Will You Be Skimping on Groceries to Splurge on Gifts?
Two reports on holiday shopping find that we may be cutting back on groceries, in order to buy more gifts.
