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The following is a guest post by Outside the Box Mom:
Smart Strategies
- Start…but start small.
- Prioritize by how often you purchase certain items or how much you spend on certain items
- Put it all together: store sales + coupons = big savings.
- Set a budget, stick to it, and see how your stockpile increases
- Learn. Read blogs, read the circulars, search coupon databases for coupon details.
Do you want this couponing series to be a regular feature? Share your feedback in the comments.
– Outside The Box Mom features quick, easy, time-saving tips and solutions to help busy, working moms find balance, easy meals, deals, and time for moms. Follow her on Twitter.
Other posts in this series:
- Goals when using coupons
- Common reasons why people don’t use coupons
- #1 obstacle in using coupons
- Types of coupons available and where you can get them
- Ways you can organize your coupon stash
- How to make a grocery list
- Shop at different stores to stretch your buck
- Know the sales cycle
- Stockpiling
I do coupon on occasion and hope may be I can get into it more.
When I first started couponing I was discouraged because I didn’t save much. But now I have learned to save quite a bit. Starting small is the way to go in the beginning.
I swear I will learn to coupon one day 😉
Another great post to forward to my coupon guy 🙂
haha
starting small is helpful but i want all my stuff for free now what feedback do i need to leave