Friday, March 28, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
What to say
A few people have asked me why the companies send me so many coupons. I never demand coupons or ask for anything. I do compliment the company for a product I love or ask a question. Recently my family added a new baby. I remembered that my son had horrible reactions to several brands of diapers. I emailed every diaper company and asked questions about their diapers. Seventh Generation went above and beyond and sent me several samples of not only their diapers but their products. This is a great marketing technique because now I buy Seventh Generation products because of how kind the company was to me. Also, they made me feel good when they sent the package and I automatically associate Seventh Generation as being good for my baby. I now have their wipes and diapers as a subscribe and save delivery via Amazon Mom..
Here is a re-post from my former blog as an example of what to include in your letter.
Do you want better coupons than come out in the paper? It easier than it
sounds. You do not need to have a complaint to get the coupons for
FREE items. In fact I have found that you get better coupons if you
COMPLIMENT the companies.
I have a spread sheet of everyone I have emailed , what I have said and what I have received . It is located here:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dfk9rdxc_5fbhm6wfr&hl=en
When you email companies do not beg for coupons or demand them. I have already been much more successful than the 39 dollar Experiment guy.
He is an example what NOT to do. He was a little bit successful, but I have received much more than him in my quest for coupons for free and high dollar values.
Tips for Emailing Companies
Example.
We love your _prouduct name_, my husband and I always have _______ on our weekly grocery list. It make ours lives much easier. Please add me to your mailing list I would love to be kept aware of your new product developments. Also please let me know if you ever put coupons in the Sunday paper!
Name
Mailing address
( make it part of the signature)
And that is how I have gotten a lot of coupons for free items!
Here is a re-post from my former blog as an example of what to include in your letter.
Emailing Companies
I have a spread sheet of everyone I have emailed , what I have said and what I have received . It is located here:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dfk9rdxc_5fbhm6wfr&hl=en
When you email companies do not beg for coupons or demand them. I have already been much more successful than the 39 dollar Experiment guy.
He is an example what NOT to do. He was a little bit successful, but I have received much more than him in my quest for coupons for free and high dollar values.
Tips for Emailing Companies
- State WHERE you buy the item
- State HOW or that you use the item often
- State why you like the item.
- Ask if you can be added to a mailing list or ask if they ever put coupons in the sunday paper.
Example.
We love your _prouduct name_, my husband and I always have _______ on our weekly grocery list. It make ours lives much easier. Please add me to your mailing list I would love to be kept aware of your new product developments. Also please let me know if you ever put coupons in the Sunday paper!
Name
Mailing address
( make it part of the signature)
And that is how I have gotten a lot of coupons for free items!
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Amazing Mail Day
- GoGurt House Party from HouseParty.com
- $10.12 check from SurveySavvy.com
- Recipes and several $0.45 off coupons from Daisy Sour Cream
Monday, March 17, 2014
Saturday, March 15, 2014
A few days worth of mail.
My best from childhood came to visit for a few days, which meant I didn't have time to blog because I was having too much fun.
- Almond Accents sent 5 $1.00 off coupons
- Farmers Market sent a coupon for 1 FREE Organic Pumpkin
- Vlassic sent a coupon for $1.00 off two products
- Wet Ones sent 2 coupons for $3.59 off any 1 Wet Ones Product/Canister
- Safeway (Facebook giveaway) sent a coupon for 1 FREE Marcela Valladoild Flour Tortillas 10 Count Package
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Shopping Trip Highlights!
On Sunday , I escaped the family for a trip to Harris Teeter to redeem a few of my free coupons and a few others that were great to combine with a sale.
Items that I redeemed for free products included organic bacon, angus meatballs, yogurt, readypac salad . I saved over $50 on our grocery bill by taking the time to use a few coupons.
I am not an extreme coupon person by any means. I bought sushi , sandwich wraps, an Amazon gift card and other things that I didn't have coupons to redeem. My original total was almost $170 and I left paying $114.
A lot of cashiers and customers will treat you like you HAVE to use coupons to survive. The truth is the majority of people who use coupons have higher income and education letters.
Items that I redeemed for free products included organic bacon, angus meatballs, yogurt, readypac salad . I saved over $50 on our grocery bill by taking the time to use a few coupons.
I am not an extreme coupon person by any means. I bought sushi , sandwich wraps, an Amazon gift card and other things that I didn't have coupons to redeem. My original total was almost $170 and I left paying $114.
A lot of cashiers and customers will treat you like you HAVE to use coupons to survive. The truth is the majority of people who use coupons have higher income and education letters.
- http://www.learnvest.com/2013/03/couponing-2-0-how-the-wealthy-use-them-to-save/
- Then there’s the the 2012 data from Coupons.org, which found not only that households with incomes over $100,000 are twice as likely to use coupons as households earning less than $35,000, but that college graduates are twice as likely to coupon as those who didn’t graduate high school.
Monday, March 10, 2014
- Enfamil sent a $5.00 Formula check. I called them, they sent me 2 cans of formula, a cooler, ice packs and coupons.
- DelGrosso 4 $0.50 off coupons
- Tyson sent 2 $1.00 off coupons
- Wholesome Sweeteners sent 1 $1.00 off and 1 Buy One Get One coupon
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Thursday
- Blistex sent 2 $0.25 coupons
- Santa Cruz sent 2 $1.00 coupons
- Science Diet sent 2 $5.00 and 3 $1.00 coupons
- Henkel sent 1 $0.50 off Purex and 1 $0.35 off Dial
- Nathan's Hot Dogs sent 3 $1.00
- Wellness Pet Food sent $5.00 off coupon
- Walden Farms sent 3 $1.00 coupons
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Monday, March 3, 2014
- Eden Foods sent several recipe books and 9 $0.55 off coupons
- Ready Pac sent a coupon for a FREE Ready PAC Fresh Cut produce item
- Cooked Perfect sent a coupon for a FREE package of meatballs and $1.00 off cooked perfect bites
- Al Fresco sent 2 $1.00 off coupons
- Johnsonville sent 2 $1.00 off sausage
- Butterball sent a cookbook
- Ling Ling sent 2 $1.00 off coupons
- Jose Ole sent 2 $1.00 off coupons
- Cedar Lane sent 2 $0.55 off coupons
- ACH Foods 3 $0.50 off Cornstarch,$1.00 off Mazola,$0.50 off Karo syrup, $0.50 off Fleischmann's Yeast,$0.35 off Weber BBQ sauce, $1.00 off Spice Island
- Johnson and Johnson 3 $1.00 off Johnson's Baby, $1.00 off Band Aid products and $1.00 off Listerine.
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