Switch to Save: Why Couponers Aren’t Brand Loyal
A new survey says couponers aren’t brand loyal if it affects their ability to save money.
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Report: We’re Willing to Be Loyal – For a Price
A new survey finds that “loyalty” isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be.
Coupons Could Help Change the Way We Shop – Online
Shoppers say they would be more likely to order their groceries online, if they could use coupons and get more deals.
Coupons Myths and Realities Revealed
One of the largest coupon publishers reveals some of the biggest myths and realities about coupons.
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.
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.
