Digital coupon users – particularly heavy users – shop more often than the average shopper, and spend more heavily when they do, details Coupons.com in research conducted by GfK. The study looked at 120 campaigns which ran a digital coupon on Coupons.com during 2012, representing a cross-section of CPG categories, and compared the shopping behavior of digital coupon redeemers with the behavior of 2.3 million households in the GfK Knowledge Networks database. Digital coupon users were found to spend 13% more per grocery shopping trip than the average shopper ($53.14 vs. $47.01) and 42% more annually ($4,295 vs. $3,035). (more…)
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Digital Coupon Users Said Making More Grocery Trips, Spending More
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