Study: Couponers are Brands’ Most Important Customers
A new survey of coupon users reveals how and why they clip coupons, and concludes that couponers are brands’ “most important consumers”.
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What We Buy, and What We Buy With Coupons, Are Surprisingly Different
A brand new breakdown shows what grocery products we’re most likely to buy, with and without coupons.
Study Confirms That Coupons Actually Do Work!
Coupons may not always be high-value and for products you want, but a new study confirms one thing – they still serve a very important purpose.
Report: We’re More Loyal to Bargains Than Brands
A new survey says a surprising number of us will grocery shop wherever the bargains are.
One-Stop Shopping is a Myth
A new study finds that most of us shop at more than one store for our groceries, despite stores’ efforts to get us to buy everything in one place.
Playing Favorites: The Best, the Worst and the Bankrupt
A new survey ranks the best and worst grocery stores, and how they compare to some of the country’s least-liked companies.
Survey Says Shoppers are Demanding More Deals
A new survey finds that shoppers’ desire for grocery deals is growing, and that grocery stores had better figure out a way to provide them.
Why the Greatest Grocery Store is Slipping, and the Worst is Even Worse
A ranking of the country’s top grocery stores has a new number one – and a last-place finisher that fared even worse than last year.
Why Kids Think BOGOs Are Better Than Coupons
Are coupons on the way out? A new survey finds that younger people prefer sales and other deals to using coupons.
The Value of “Extreme Savers”: Why Those Who Spend Less May Be Worth More
Are you a supermarket sale “cherry picker”? A new study suggests that stores should welcome deal-seekers, and not discourage them.
