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Published On: December 9th, 2024
Happy Holidays from webSaver! Wishing you, your families and organizations a joyful Holiday Season and all the best in 2025
Published On: December 2nd, 2024
Seven important factors CPG Brands should consider when launching an Online Coupons or Cashback Offers campaign in 2025
Published On: November 22nd, 2024
Ten impactful coupon and cashback offer campaign ideas CPG Brands can use to grow their consumer reach, revenue and retention
Published On: November 12th, 2024
Five campaign strategies CPG Brands can deploy to increase consumer purchase frequency with Receipt Validation Solutions
Published On: October 21st, 2024
Three quarters of Canadian parents (74.27%) were ‘Very Likely’ to utilize Coupons or Cashback Offers when purchasing Back to School lunches for their kids: webSaver market study finds
Published On: October 14th, 2024
Effective ways that Consumer Packaged Goods Brands can use discount coupons and cashback offers to grow their customer email list
Published On: September 16th, 2024
As summer comes to an end it’s good to see Canadians take sun protection seriously with 64% using sunscreen ‘Always’ or ‘Often’: webSaver market study finds
Published On: August 14th, 2024
Ten important marketing objectives CPG Brands can achieve by executing Online Coupons and Cashback Offer strategies
Published On: August 1st, 2024
60% of Canadians describe themselves as either ‘Extremely Loyal’ or ‘Very Loyal’ to their preferred oral health and hygiene Brands: webSaver market study finds
Published On: July 8th, 2024
Introducing webSaver’s New Receipt Validation Solution for CPG Brands seeking to enhance customer engagement, brand loyalty and ROI
Published On: June 17th, 2024
What face value dollar amounts should CPG Brands set for their Online Coupons and Cashback Offers
Published On: June 3rd, 2024
Canadian food inflation declined to 1.4% in April 2024 – the lowest since July 2021 – but grocery consumers believe it’s actually getting worse