Money Saving Coupons

Don’t have time to use coupons? Well, if you could get free groceries in ten minutes – even if you know nothing about coupons – would you have the time for that? Then read on.

Many people are hesitant to start using coupons because of one thing: Time. Coupons seem overwhelming, and you don’t have the time to learn all that stuff and spend hours pinching pennies, right? But you don’t have to. Anyone can save money on their grocery bill immediately by taking a few minutes to read the following tips and click on a few links.

Step 1: Sign Up For Free Product Coupons Online

One effective advertising method that companies employ is offering limited-time free coupon offers on their websites. I love these offers, because it takes no more than 2 minutes to fill out a quick form and receive a free product coupon in return. I find out about these promotions by surfing my favorite frugal blogs, and then I write about these offers right here on Super Coupon Girl. Click on the “Free Coupons” link to go straight to that category and browse through the free offers – I post these links whenever I find them, so it is updated frequently.

Maybe you think these coupons will never arrive, or it’s “too good to be true”? Then I invite you to check out the following shopping trips where I have used coupons that I received from these type of offers. I have gotten free coffee creamer, free Always pads and Herbal Essences conditioner, free Starbucks ice cream, free Cascade rinse agent, free Dr. Pepper, and free clam chowder, free brownie mix, free candy bars, free hot dogs, and a free meatless vegetarian entree…I could go on, but you get the picture!

Step 2: Register For These Panels

Another way that advertisers spread the word about their products is by creating online panels that consumers can sign up for to receive coupon mailings. I am a member of the following websites, and consistently receive coupons in the mail for totally free products. The panels are free to sign up for, and require nothing on your part other than registering:

Vocalpoint

Pssst…Network

Thanks to these panels, I have received free Kashi cereal, free Rice Krispies, free frozen vegetables, and more.

Bonus Tip: Before you start signing up for coupons, I highly recommend setting up a free secondary email account with Gmail or Hotmail. Use this email address when you register for free offers, and you will keep your primary email free from getting cluttered with unwanted newsletters.

There are other ways to get free product coupons, which I will touch on in later articles; but I wanted to stick to these two tips for this particular post because they are effortless and require minimum time investment – so that truly anyone can start getting free groceries right away.

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