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I just read online about a new site that helps users obtain mobile coupons for nearby businesses. I do find this useful if this service if the value is worth it. Check this site out:
http://www.vooch.at/eng/homepages/index
I personally would use it. What about you? I know my friend has shared with me her coupon from an email for me to get a discount at Borders. So that is why I would use this.

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was right that mobile coupons can be a useful push tool; ’s regional concern and ’s note about dead links are also important reminders that the landscape changes quickly. Mobile couponing now spans SMS, email, wallet passes and in-app offers, so pick channels that match where customers already engage and confirm geographic coverage before investing.

For merchants: start with a simple workflow — define a single objective (traffic, trial, retention), design a clear value proposition, choose delivery (SMS/email/wallet/app), create unique or time-limited codes or dynamic barcodes, and make sure the point-of-sale can accept whatever you send. Track redemption rate, average basket lift, cost per redemption and whether redemptions are incremental. Run A/B tests (amount vs. percentage, expiration windows, headlines) and pilot the offer in one location first so staff can be trained.

For consumers and troubleshooting: verify the sender and opt-in status before using a coupon; prefer single-use or account-linked offers to avoid fraud. If a barcode won’t scan, raise screen brightness, increase barcode size, or ask the cashier to enter the numeric code manually. If a link or coupon looks broken (as noticed), check for an official announcement from the retailer or ask customer support rather than sharing or using suspect codes.

Regulatory and operational cautions: obtain clear consent for SMS and email marketing, provide an obvious opt-out, and use single-use codes or geofencing to limit misuse. Because aggregators and campaigns can disappear, document offer terms, test end-to-end redemptions before launch, and keep POS staff briefed so customers don’t get frustrated.

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seems pretty cool and i could definitely see myself using it... tho it doesn't look like it returns coupons for the States just yet.

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I agree. I did see the english version of the page but its mostly UK related. I can see this option as a very good push strategy.

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Great post. Well, e-couponing has a halp us a lot in shopping beceause we can save more and more in shopping. With http://www.ezcouponsearch.com , we can get the discount almost on every kind of desire products and save easily. Moslty i have used it.
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Your link is not working...please provide the correct link..

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Your link is not working...please provide the correct link..

That might be the case because this thread is 2 years old. it might be a dead link already.. just thought you ought to know...

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