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Coupon Mom seems to be the new marketing buzzword and character for 2011, as the last sunset shines its final purple hues on a recession-ridden 2010; coupons for Walmart are one of the hottest items promoted this year, and folks are lining up to get in on last minute after Christmas sales with the retail giant. The “Mom” in question, an economy-fighting spirited activist for “economical shopping”, is herself a mother.

Coupons for Walmart are just one of the various cost-saving methods propounded by Coupon Mom, or Stephanie Nelson to many, and she’s been doing this ever since 2004, when the recession hadn’t even been thought of.
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Coupon Mom is the most heard and watched TV icon across the crisis hit American households. People give every eye and ear to Stephanie Nelson’s advices while they watched Oprah Winfrey too lazily. Yes, Coupon Mom is the popular marketing guru of modern recession era. Nelson tout her fellow countrymen how to save dollars even from a Black Friday list of deals.
Nelson, a graduate in finance has already attracted millions of Americans since2004. Her role as a Coupon Mom had helped them to make their shopping economical. Coupon Mom’s advice covered groceries, restaurants, online shopping, gifts, and entertainment.
Read more: Coupons for Walmart and new years eve 2011 sales

If you want to save money this shopping season and not only, your best bet is to use grocery coupons, and to go for the best deals of the moment. Coupon clipping services are the type of sites that list a number of printable coupons, already clipped and ready to ship to your address. Coupon clipping is a business for many Americans. If you don’t have time to do the coupon clippings yourself, there are services that can do it for you, helping you save time. Sure, these services come for a symbolic fee. The following 10 websites are the best and most popular in the business.
The Coupon Clippers – the brain child of Rachael Woodard – boast more than a million national-brand coupons, and over 2 million Grocery Coupons in stock, even restaurant coupons. Browse the directory and select the coupons you need. The company will mail them to you.
Read More: Top 10 Coupon Clipping Service Websites

Ah, the horror of clipping coupons. What was once considered a tradition, coupon clipping service has quickly been replaced by digital outlets such as Groupon.com. Long gone are the days (for most of us anyway) of clipping physical paper coupons and many people are now looking for free coupons online as well as Grocery Coupons in other places other than the local newspaper.

One popular coupon saving outlet online is Coupon Mom as well as Groupon. These websites offer printable coupons that can be browsed, printed and used in person. Other websites simply bypass this function by offering membership cards, typically for free at stores such as Safeway, Kroger, and even Walmart.
Read More: Coupon Clipping Service, Free Coupons and Grocery Coupons

Crazy shoppers rushed into retail stores on a snowy day after Christmas. Thousands of people searched for their favorite items fighting a nearly freezing cold. Most of them had planned the Sunday after Christmas for their holiday shopping.
Though the numbers rarely reached the pre-Christmas boom, retailers got a good Sunday before they end the holiday shopping even. Many stores had put special offers for the last Sunday of the year. Shoppers selected the post-Christmas Sunday to get best in the market without much door trafficking.
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TLC’s new show Extreme Couponing features people who go to great lengths for a deals. Some of the people on Extreme Couponing got $1100 worth of stuff for only $50!
Coupon Queen Joanie rakes in a $638.64 haul for just $2.64! She has massive stocks of supplies, as does Amanda, another ‘extreme couponer’ featured who shows off her toilet paper reserves.
Entertainment Tonight dished with one of the coupon diva Amanda:
“I’ve been stockpiling for about three and a half years,” she says. “When I look at my toilet paper the feeling it brings to me is absolute joy!” She and her partner have over 3000 rolls of toilet paper, enough to last the couple around 40 years.
Read More: ‘Extreme Couponing’ on TLC Shows How to Save Big

Groupon, the popular online group buying website, made big headlines earlier this month when it reportedly rejected a buyout offer from Google for more than $5 billion (yes, with a “b”).  While Groupon may be the best known company in the booming social e-commerce/group buying market, a national company called BuyWithMe that was founded last year by Wellesley’s Andrew Moss has developed a major following of its own (not to mention $22 million in funding from Bain and Matrix)  in a market that everyone from AOL to Microsoft is crowding into.
view full post; Google can have Groupon, Wellesley’s got BuyWithMe