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| Subject: How to shopping online for the purpose of Saving money? Thu May 16, 2013 5:02 pm | |
| How to shopping online for the purpose of Saving money? Now a days the idea of saving money has grown in popularity due to the recent Amazon Coupon Codes. Well according to consumer psychology experts, this is because online shopping doesn't make us feel like we are spending money, in fact having nothing literally come out from our pockets, receiving something via mail a few days later is just like getting Christmas present. Don't you agree? Researches by consumer associations seem to suggest that, first world country population in general are becoming more and more 'financially savvy', having to spend less of their hard earned dollars in conventional store, they turn to online stores. Should we then conclude that online shopping is therefore so tempting and successful?Regardless of male or female, we just have to accept the fact that online stores have such huge alluring power. The first appropriate question to ask here is, what is behind this alluring power? Let's just hit on one of many good strategies of online marketers, which is the use of online coupons. Online coupons have over the year help popularizes some of the online stores, and this fact has been supported by many surveys. Perhaps it is not too much to pay tribute to the convenience that information super highway presents, consumers, particularly women can avoid the hectic traffics, long lines at cashiers, tiring walk down the mall and risk of being the victim of snatch crime, hence it is very appealing to so many. Who can blame them? Just look at the luxury of being able to get home from a tiring day of work, fix a dinner, spend time with kids, then fill up the fridge and food closet by order the groceries online? And as for offer coupons are concerned, their usage has tripled tremendously since 2002 or currently up to 82% among online groceries shoppers. Penchant coupons offer as marketing strategy. Not until recently, consumers' behavior of coupons use is unclear, but a recent survey by BurstMedia done on approximately 4,500 women older than18 years has revealed much. BurstMedia interviewed then about their current use of the Internet and it's relation to household purchases and whether or not they take up the coupons offer. | |
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