Ccoupons.com Website Review

WE ARE COMMUNITY COUPONS! An established and recognizable coupon advertising agency. We provide direct mailing services of coupon booklets to New York and New Jersey residents, helping businesses flourish within their Est. in 1990 Community Coupons has been helping businesses thrive in their community. It goes without say that all businesses need to advertise to get business and grow. In a perfect advertising campaign the money you spend on advertising should return at the very least the amount of money you invested. If you spend $400 and make $400 in return on your investment you not only make the $400 to cover your advertising, you also acquire new clients for future sales. But thats not enough for us, we want your ad to make you money, this way advertising with us is a no brainer. Which is why we keep our prices low and offer $100 off your first coupons mailing. 89% of shoppers use printed coupons when shopping. 61% of Millennials look for coupons in their mail, prior to shopping. Our coupon book is small and convenient so consumers can cary it around with them in their purse, car etc. Coupons are a proven success. In 1888 a business owner by the name of Asa Candler bought a little company called “Coca Cola” and began distributing thousands of coupons for a free glas* of Coca-Cola in the mail. His “coupon mailing campaign” was a huge success! Between 1894-1913, more than 8.5 million coupons were redeemed at soda fountains across the US and Coca-Cola–AND the “coupon”become household names. Community Coupons is the most affordable coupon distribution in the Tri-State area. We looked at Direct Mail Advertising Businesses and thought what makes a Direct Mailing Campaign successful for the businesses that advertise. First; Coupons, the reason why people are going to keep a direct mailing is because it not only shows a company exists, but offers  the goods or services they offer at a discounted rate. Whether it be a dollar amount or percentage off. The customer now has an incentive to save the mailing. The second reason is