Does anybody use online coupon codes/discounts?

Genuine answer here, I never look for coupons unless it's a big purchase and you could save some real money.

Do people actually use coupons on food and drink unless their financial situations require it?

>>17750283

Yes, all of the time.

And a key piece to tracking your marketing initiatives is to put a unique promo code on it that people must redeem. Then you can calculate your return on investment.

I don't always use coupons (for example with grocery shopping I just look for in-store deals), but I will for slightly larger purchases.

whatever happened to all of those coupons they used to make on /b/?

Stores get wise to 'em, or would they still work with Walmarts Self Checkouts?

>>17750309
Thanks for the perspective

>>17750343
Thats encouraging, if you're buying an item online, do you see yourself going to another site with a coupon repository and looking for coupons there as well?

>>17750352
Maybe I should search the archive, I guess they were scans of physical coupons?

>>17750370
Nah, they'd actually make their own coupons for whatever products where requested, be it Axe Deodorant, Cheez-It Crackers, Coca Cola, or an Xbox360.

It kind of faded out, I remember it..Oh, at least 4 years ago now?

>>17750283
If your site can handle it, a good ploy is to offer people who buy something a big discount (50%?) on their next purchase if made within a time limit (15 days?) You'd have to code it somehow so they don't get the same discount with their follow-up buy or they'll never pay full price again.