Deal-Seeking Shoppers Have A Love-Hate Relationship With Their Grocery Store
Shoppers rely on their grocery stores to help them save – but think their stores could be doing more.
Shoppers rely on their grocery stores to help them save – but think their stores could be doing more.
Shoppers say checking out at the grocery store is the worst part of their shopping experience.
More price-sensitive shoppers are starting to buy more groceries online, and expecting to find deals when they do.
More grocery shoppers are visiting more stores, and buying certain products wherever they can find the best price.
Brands are resisting a return to regular promotions, but shoppers are holding out for better deals.
Shoppers in a new survey are not entirely impressed with digital coupons.
Grocers say they plan to offer more deals – but may reduce or eliminate printed weekly circulars to help pay for them.
Shoppers say they’re not altogether pleased with the rewards and offers their loyalty programs provide.
Clothing shoppers are willing to hold out for deals – but some don’t trust the coupons they see.
Online shoppers say they prefer earning cash back after a purchase, over using coupons to save money up front.