- Offer the best of both worlds with a coupon such as: "$15 off or 15% off, whichever is higher." This will also encourage customers to buy more to save more.
- Consider offering a bonus item to increase the value of your coupon. This will also let you compete with your competition without actually lowering prices.
- Offer incremental percentage-off amounts based on what the customer spends. An example of this would be "save 30% on $150 or more, 20% on $100 or more, or 10% on $10 or more."
- When using a dollar-off coupon, customers respond best to round dollar bill denominations whenever possible, such as $1, $5, $10, or $20 off. Not only are the amounts easy to calculate, but it easily translates to a bill in their pocket.
- Try a BOGO (buy one get one) campaign, such as buy one get one free or buy one get one half price.
- Use easy-to-remember codes like FEB20 rather than KTR10R44YZEX to make it easy to use during online checkouts.

Monday, December 10, 2012
Creative Coupon Offers
It's an age-old debate. Which is better: percentage off or dollar-off coupons? There is no right or wrong answer, since both options can be very appealing to consumers looking to save money. Here are a few creative offers for your next coupon campaign:
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