It's almost the end of another month and that means coupons are going to be reset in the next few days. Some coupons will disappear and others will be printable again if you've already printed them (this can also apply to coupons that ran out of prints due to demand).
So head to your favorite coupon sites and get printing!
Coupons.com
Smartsource.com
RedPlum.com
Also try manufacturer websites:
http://www.kraftrecipes.com/Products/SuperValu.aspx
http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/KelloggCoupon.aspx
http://www.bettycrocker.com/coupons-promotions/coupons/default.aspx?WT.ac=homepage_05-01-2008
http://www.campbellkitchen.com/coupon.aspx
Showing posts with label online coupon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online coupon. Show all posts
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Coupon reset coming soon!
It's almost the end of another month and that means coupons are going to be reset in the next few days. Some coupons will disappear and others will be printable again if you've already printed them (this can also apply to coupons that ran out of prints due to demand).
So head to your favorite coupon sites and get printing!
Coupons.com
Smartsource.com
RedPlum.com
Also try manufacturer websites:
http://www.kraftrecipes.com/Products/SuperValu.aspx
http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/KelloggCoupon.aspx
http://www.bettycrocker.com/coupons-promotions/coupons/default.aspx?WT.ac=homepage_05-01-2008
http://www.campbellkitchen.com/coupon.aspx
So head to your favorite coupon sites and get printing!
Coupons.com
Smartsource.com
RedPlum.com
Also try manufacturer websites:
http://www.kraftrecipes.com/Products/SuperValu.aspx
http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/KelloggCoupon.aspx
http://www.bettycrocker.com/coupons-promotions/coupons/default.aspx?WT.ac=homepage_05-01-2008
http://www.campbellkitchen.com/coupon.aspx
Sunday, January 24, 2010
The importance of acquiring coupons
If you want to save money, it is important to collect and use coupons. Now, you can save with buy 1, get 1 and percentage off sales, heck, I do that myself. However, if you want to consistently save over 50% off your grocery and drugstore transactions, you must use coupons. There are two basic forms of coupons available: newspaper and ad inserts and printable online coupons.
I do not subscribe to my local paper. My grandfather generously lets me have his Wednesday and Sunday ads and inserts each week. This is actually a great way to start collecting coupons; asking relatives, friends, and co-workers for their papers. If you can't get enough inserts this way, you can also purchase additional papers. I'm not willing to buy extra papers, but my Walgreens discounts the Sunday paper to .75 when you purchase any other item. Some Dollar Generals will also mark down the Sunday paper to $1. You can also call your newspaper and see about discounts for multiple or Sunday-only subscriptions. If possible, buy the biggest (most populous city) paper available to your area.
Now, my paper, the Chattanooga Times Free Press, is horrible for serious couponing. So, I have to acquire the bulk of my coupons through online transactions. I regularly buy off of eBay and from coupon clipping services. eBay is nice, because it never takes a holiday and prices are generally low. Coupon clipping services are good if you need a specific coupon (usually you have to buy at least 5 and there may be a limit) and they generally offer whole inserts before any auctions will appear on eBay. Try to cultivate a variety of resources just in case something happens to one source. That way you'll never have to worry about missing a great coupon/insert.
Do you have a printer? If not, you will want to get one, because online coupons are awesome! Some coupons can only be obtained online. Target has good store and manufacturer coupons that can only be found on their website. My Publix accepts Target as a competitor, so I am able to use 2 coupons and save more money than I would with just 1 coupon. Even the newspaper insert companies have online coupons available! I highly recommend visiting Coupons.com, SmartSource, and Redplum. Also, look for your favorite manufacturers' websites for coupons. Sign up for mailing lists when you see them; email and mailed coupons are possible. If you have problems printing, consider trying multiple browsers or installing Flash. I use 3 browsers myself. Also, most online coupons can be printed twice per computer, just use your Back button.
Stay on the lookout for coupons; they will help you take your savings to the next level!
I do not subscribe to my local paper. My grandfather generously lets me have his Wednesday and Sunday ads and inserts each week. This is actually a great way to start collecting coupons; asking relatives, friends, and co-workers for their papers. If you can't get enough inserts this way, you can also purchase additional papers. I'm not willing to buy extra papers, but my Walgreens discounts the Sunday paper to .75 when you purchase any other item. Some Dollar Generals will also mark down the Sunday paper to $1. You can also call your newspaper and see about discounts for multiple or Sunday-only subscriptions. If possible, buy the biggest (most populous city) paper available to your area.
Now, my paper, the Chattanooga Times Free Press, is horrible for serious couponing. So, I have to acquire the bulk of my coupons through online transactions. I regularly buy off of eBay and from coupon clipping services. eBay is nice, because it never takes a holiday and prices are generally low. Coupon clipping services are good if you need a specific coupon (usually you have to buy at least 5 and there may be a limit) and they generally offer whole inserts before any auctions will appear on eBay. Try to cultivate a variety of resources just in case something happens to one source. That way you'll never have to worry about missing a great coupon/insert.
Do you have a printer? If not, you will want to get one, because online coupons are awesome! Some coupons can only be obtained online. Target has good store and manufacturer coupons that can only be found on their website. My Publix accepts Target as a competitor, so I am able to use 2 coupons and save more money than I would with just 1 coupon. Even the newspaper insert companies have online coupons available! I highly recommend visiting Coupons.com, SmartSource, and Redplum. Also, look for your favorite manufacturers' websites for coupons. Sign up for mailing lists when you see them; email and mailed coupons are possible. If you have problems printing, consider trying multiple browsers or installing Flash. I use 3 browsers myself. Also, most online coupons can be printed twice per computer, just use your Back button.
Stay on the lookout for coupons; they will help you take your savings to the next level!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Earth Fare --- Free Blueberries coupon
Go here to print out a coupon for FREE 16oz frozen blueberries with any purchase. I picked up mine today; I think they'll be great in some Aretha Frankenstein pancake mix! Don't forget to take your 50% off bananas coupon too!
If you want to get all these great deals without missing one, just sign up for Earth Fare's mailing list or follow them on Twitter.
If you want to get all these great deals without missing one, just sign up for Earth Fare's mailing list or follow them on Twitter.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Michael Angelo's Coupon Offer
Tomorrow Michael Angelo's is sending out their January coupon. If you haven't already joined their Family Table, make sure you register now! Their coupons are usually pretty nice and this one is for BOGO single serve meals.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Rebate for Free Spot Shot when you buy Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Buy any Spot Shot product (except 4oz) and a Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs DVD or Blu-ray between 1/5 and 3/31, then submit the rebate found here to get back up to $5.49 back. Any Spot Shot under $5.49 will be FREE! See rebate form for details.
There are $1 coupons for Spot Shot products in the 1/3 Smartsource insert and at smartsource.com
UPDATE: There is a $3 coupon for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs at redplum.com The DVD is $15.99 at Target this week.
There are $1 coupons for Spot Shot products in the 1/3 Smartsource insert and at smartsource.com
UPDATE: There is a $3 coupon for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs at redplum.com The DVD is $15.99 at Target this week.
Free Fresco Taco from Taco Bell
A new coupon for a free Fresco Taco (beef, steak, or chicken) can be found on pg 93 of the new People Magazine Jan. 11 (Jonas Wedding). Limit one per person and it expires 1/22.
If you don't buy People, you can also get a coupon from drivethrudiet.com. It is limited to one print and will only be redeemable up to 7 days after printout and before 1 million (online and printed) have been redeemed. See the website for other restrictions.
If you don't buy People, you can also get a coupon from drivethrudiet.com. It is limited to one print and will only be redeemable up to 7 days after printout and before 1 million (online and printed) have been redeemed. See the website for other restrictions.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Coupon Mom's new book only $9 at Barnes & Noble with code
Barnes & Noble is having a special deal until 1/6 on the Coupon Mom's new book, Cutting Your Grocery Bills in Half: The Strategic Shopping Method Proven to Slash Food and Drugstore Costs. With the coupon code W9A7Y3X, you'll save 40% off the cover price. To make the deal even better, you'll also get 10% off one additional item if purchased at the same time.
The code is for online purchases, but you can go here to print off a coupon for the brick-and-mortar store. Restrictions apply.
The code is for online purchases, but you can go here to print off a coupon for the brick-and-mortar store. Restrictions apply.
Hurry, print your coupons now!
Coupons online get reset tomorrow, so today is your last chance to print them before they disappear. Remember most coupons can be printed twice.
Smartsource.com
Coupons.com
Redplum.com
Smartsource.com
Coupons.com
Redplum.com
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Staples ---- today only coupon!
Staples has a coupon for $20 off any GPS. It is good today only; in-store, online, and by phone. If you're on the mailing list, you'll get an email and be able to print it. Otherwise, the code is 61777.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Preparing for a brand new shopping week
It's time again for the grocery ads to change here. I spend time Tuesday night looking over the ads, making a shopping list, and matching up coupons to see what I will buy from the new ads. Preparation is very important when couponing! I want to save the most I can and the time I spend preparing will be rewarded in the end. I've built up a nice stockpile the last few months, so there is not much I need this week. However, I'm planning to buy items for the local food bank and charities. Coupons and sales will allow me to give more items.
My Tuesday Night Routine
I start out by looking through the ads myself. I focus on buy one, get one or more; percent off discounts; and items with store coupons. Online lists are great, but some items I need/want always seem to get left out. I do use the online shopping lists too; I especially like SouthernSavers and IHeartPublix.
After I have a preliminary shopping list, I use the coupon databases at CouponMom and CouponTom to see if there are coupons available. The online lists will also show if coupons are available and are great for learning about printable coupons. If an item on my list doesn't have a coupon, I consider whether or not to buy it. I try to shoot for a 30-50% discount without coupons if the item isn't something I desperately need or can't substitute something else for.
When I have my final list, I cut out my coupons and print any online coupons available. I then note how many coupons I have for each item and how many of each item I can purchase. For example, if I have a $1/2 coupon, I will make a note by the item that I have 1 coupon and will buy 2 items. This way I'm not fumbling with coupons while shopping and my trips don't take as long.
How do you prepare for a new shopping week?
My Tuesday Night Routine
I start out by looking through the ads myself. I focus on buy one, get one or more; percent off discounts; and items with store coupons. Online lists are great, but some items I need/want always seem to get left out. I do use the online shopping lists too; I especially like SouthernSavers and IHeartPublix.
After I have a preliminary shopping list, I use the coupon databases at CouponMom and CouponTom to see if there are coupons available. The online lists will also show if coupons are available and are great for learning about printable coupons. If an item on my list doesn't have a coupon, I consider whether or not to buy it. I try to shoot for a 30-50% discount without coupons if the item isn't something I desperately need or can't substitute something else for.
When I have my final list, I cut out my coupons and print any online coupons available. I then note how many coupons I have for each item and how many of each item I can purchase. For example, if I have a $1/2 coupon, I will make a note by the item that I have 1 coupon and will buy 2 items. This way I'm not fumbling with coupons while shopping and my trips don't take as long.
How do you prepare for a new shopping week?
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