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72% of consumers are using coupons more, and many are open to web discounts
15% of consumers get the majority of their coupons from the Internet, a Prospectiv survey finds. 81% say they would use more coupons if offers were more targeted to their specific interests.
Posted 09/04/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Tough times and technology advances could mean more use of coupons
67% of consumers polled by ICOM Information and Communications say they increase coupon use in a weakened economy. 58% favor electronic coupons delivered to loyalty cards online.
Posted 04/04/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Online coupons can drive in-store sales
Online distribution of coupons could lead to an increase in in-store purchases, according to a new survey from Prospectiv Consumer Preference Index.
Posted 10/06/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Military commissaries to accept Internet coupons in-store
The agency that sells groceries to military personnel and families around the world will accept web-generated coupons in its 273 stores. While some retail grocers don’t accept them, consumers love them, driving web coupon redemption up by 134% last year.
Posted 10/04/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Moves that minimize the risk of Internet coupon fraud
In addition to technology that stops web coupons from being edited before printing, steps to minimize coupon fraud include skipping free product offers, including ID information, and shortening expiration dates, says Coupons Inc.
Posted 12/12/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Trade group seeks solutions at point of sale to fight Internet coupon fraud
If online security fails, cashiers are a last line of defense against fraudulent home-printed Internet coupons, but verification can’t encumber check-out. One CPG manufacturer says fraudulent coupons have cost it $1 million this year.
Posted 12/04/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Online coupons have a role--but not long term, says eBags
Users of online coupons represent 31% of sales at eBags, says president Jon Nordmark. “But 87% make only one purchase, and they have the lowest lifetime value of all customers,” he says.
Posted 10/01/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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How much do grocery shoppers like online coupons?
Online shoppers downloaded 242 million grocery coupons last year, 111% more than in 2001. They buy more in some categories but may brand-hop by price, Forrester finds.
Posted 04/25/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Some CPG manufacturers fear abuse, but consumers love online coupons
38% of U.S. households use web coupons, Forrester says. Technology eases manufacturers’ concerns with new tools to beat coupon fraud.
Posted 04/23/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Keeping online coupons in synch with new supply chain data standards
Coupons Inc. is offering a hosted service designed to automatically synchronize disparate product codes on the fly between retailers and their manufacturing partners.
Posted 08/15/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment
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