Coupons are essentially known as price cut-bearing tokens that businesses give to their patrons (or potential regulars); such that upon the presentation of such a token, the said customers get awarded numerous discounts (either in the form of cash discounts, or in the form of freebies) from the sellers presenting the coupons. In traditional brick [...]
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How to Save Money By Using Coupons
Posted by davidguide on May 12th, 2011
Posted in Coupon Offers and News 
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Comments OffCoupon Clippers Throw Away Their Scissors and Still Save!
Posted by davidguide on May 2nd, 2011
There is a revolution in marketing today. The switch from traditional and costly print coupon marketing such as clipping coupons from newspapers or magazines is moving in a mass exodus to the Internet. Offering free coupons began as a test marketing strategy by the Coca Cola Co. in 1887. Today, Google searches for retail coupons [...]
Posted in Coupon Offers and News Tags: Advertising, american icon, Business, Clippers, clipping coupons, coca cola co, Consumer, fact data, free coupons, genius idea, Google, mass, mass exodus, online, reason, restaurant, retail coupons, Revolution, slow economy, stock portfolio, store, switch, Test, test marketing, Today, tool, waste Comments OffCongress Weighs Online Privacy Rules
Posted by davidguide on March 22nd, 2011
The Obama administration and some members of Congress are calling for online privacy protections, including a “do not track” mechanism that would allow consumers to block any efforts to have their online activity tracked, stored and shared with private companies. Internet companies use “cookies,” an imprint from a person’s computer, to keep track of online [...]
Posted in Coupon Offers and News Tags: Advertising, american civil liberties, american civil liberties union, assistant, autonomy, capitalism, civil liberties union, collection, computer, Employment, imprint, internet firms, jon leibowitz, mechanism, members of congress, online, panel, person, privacy protections, Senate, senate hearing, senate panel, sexual orientation, shopping habits, state, surveillance, surveillance state Comments OffWhat Business is ‘Deal a Day’ Part of?
Posted by davidguide on March 4th, 2011
Some new mobile-related markets are so new it is hard to describe them. Groupon and LivingSocial might be called “social shopping,” “group shopping” “mobile coupon,” “location based services,” “local advertising,” “deal a day,” “mobile offers or mobile commerce.” There probably are other ways to describe programs that offer limited-time promotions, typically with a mobile component, [...]
Posted in Coupon Offers and News Tags: Advertising, Business, commerce, component, day, deal, Groupon, LivingSocial, local advertising, Location, location based services, merchant, merchant locations, mobile commerce, offer, post, Shopping, Stories, time promotions, view Comments OffWhy Dismissing Local Search Marketing Online Could Close Your Business
Posted by davidguide on March 4th, 2011
Did you know that according to the U.S. Small Business Administration, roughly 50% of small businesses fail within the first five years? Why do they fail? Typically it can be caused by what is referred to as “cost per acquisition.” If the small business is spending thousands of dollars on television, radio, yellow pages, and [...]
Posted in Coupon Offers and News Tags: 500 channels, acquisition, Advertising, availability of broadband, behavior, book directories, Change, com, Consumer, conversion rate, Customer, education, instant information, local marketing, online, phone, satellite radio, Search, small business administration, small business owners, Specialist, Television, tool, way, wifi internet, wireless internet services, yellow pages phone book Comments OffPet Food – Save Money Without Sacrificing Quality
Posted by on January 23rd, 2011
Do you sometimes wonder at the cost of pet food, and think that maybe it ought to be considerably cheaper? Well there are ways in which you can keep the same level of quality but reduce the costs!
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, advertising research, Bear, Canin, Cat, commercial sense, current marketing, different foods, food, Home, Iams, increasing sales, lifestyle brands, Natural, need, Pedigree, pet plan, plenty, postal charges, profit margins, quality, quality pet food, quality pet foods, Royal, shop, supermarket, supermarket shelves Comments OffPet Food Labels
Posted by on December 31st, 2010
Ever notice its hard to make healthy choices in dog food these days? Teri explores the labels and tells you whats really in your dog food, so you know “what not to buy”, a real good guide to take to the pet food store when your shopping for dog or cat foods. Natural is not always natural.
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, beef, cancerous tumors, Cat, Cat Foods, chicken, course, cow, cow hooves, dead carcasses, decline, Diabetes, diseased tissues, food, food diets, healthy dogs, Home, organic pet foods, pet deaths, pet diseases, pet food labels, plastic, rat, raw dog food, Today, use, way Comments OffWhy Does Some Pet Food Cost So Much?
Posted by on December 18th, 2010
In the UK you can buy a 15kg bag of dog food for £9.99, or you could dig deeper into your wallet and pay £41 for another brand. So why should we pay up to 400% more for a bag of food – is it justified?
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, animal derivatives, beet pulp, Cat, chicken, Consumer, CONTAINS, Department, Fish, food, hat, oils and fats, Pet, Poultry, protein extracts, Pulp, Television, wallet, Yeast Comments OffWhy Does Some Pet Food Cost So Much?
Posted by on December 18th, 2010
In the UK you can buy a 15kg bag of dog food for £9.99, or you could dig deeper into your wallet and pay £41 for another brand. So why should we pay up to 400% more for a bag of food – is it justified?
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, animal derivatives, beet pulp, Cat, chicken, Consumer, CONTAINS, Department, Fish, food, food cost, hat, marketing budget, marketing department, meat meal, oils and fats, Pet, Poultry, protein extracts, Pulp, Television, vegetable origin, vegetable protein, wagg, wallet, Yeast, yeasts Comments OffCat Health Made Easy
Posted by davidguide on December 16th, 2010
It’s probably true to say that most people who enjoy the company of cats in their home are particularly conscious of providing good cat health care. Optimising good cat heath care will not only provide your cat with the potential of a long life, but also of a healthy, carefree one, too. It’s very satisfying [...]
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