Online Couponing In a Day For Dummies [Kindle Edition]

Beth Montgomery (Author)

Book Description

Coupon online like a pro and save big money with this 100-page e-book!
On a budget and need help figuring out how to coupon online to save in the store? This concise e-book will show you where to go online to find the best store and manufacturer coupons, how to combine them for the best deals, and how to stay organized. Get this bargain priced e-book with "beyond the book" extras including a printable get started kit, checklist, and more.

• Contains 100 pages of couponing tips, techniques, and ideas for saving money
• Includes FREE extras online, including checklists and more
• Shows how to find, use, and combine money-saving coupons, and keep them organized

Tired of sifting through hundreds of websites looking for coupons? Here's an online couponing guide you can trust: Online Couponing In A Day for Dummies.

FREE Online Bonus Content Included!

• Printable Get Started Kit
• Online Slide Show with Bonus Information

Editorial Reviews

Review

"I really think this eBook would be a fantastic resource for someone who is just getting started in the world of coupon shopping.  Even if you aren't huge into shopping with coupons, but just want to learn how to lower your grocery budget, there are great tips for you as well." - Melody, Author of This Beautiful Frugal Life

(Full Review: beautifulfrugallife.com/2012/09/review-online-couponing-in-a-day-for-dummies-ebook)

"One of the main things I learned from this book is that there are many more sources for legitimate online coupons than I ever knew about. I have even found coupons for items I actually use. Thanks to the straightforward information about coupons I decided to get right to work finding and using coupons." - Jackie, Author of Blessing Overflowing

(Full Review: blessingsoverflowing.com/2012/09/online-couponing-in-a-day-for-dummies-review-giveaway)

"I think it's a clear and concise explanation of couponing that's both ethical and interesting.  Beth's got great wit and insight on how to successfully coupon your way to saving money in the grocery aisles and online.  And this book is short, too, giving you the highest best information so that you can read it quickly." -Cheri, Author of Queen of Free

(Full Review: queenoffree.net/2012/07/online-couponing-in-day-for-dummies-yay.html)

About the Author

After leaving behind the never-sleeping world of pharmaceutical market research and diving into the excitement of being a stay-at-home mom, Beth Montgomery found herself pushing through the days with even less sleep. During the extra-late-night hours, she refocused her energy into her family's one-income budget, challenging herself to see if they could live within their new (very tight) means, while not giving up the little luxuries that make life fun.

It wasn't long before Beth cut her $200-per-week grocery budget down to $40-per-week -- for a family of three, including one expensive tiny infant. Even as her family expanded, her grocery budget never exceeded $50 per week. Eager friends and family begged to know her secret, so she started a website, In Good Cents, where she shared all her favorite deals, ways to save, and frugal recipes. On this site, Beth focuses on teaching others realistic -- not extreme -- couponing and ethical ways to save.

Product Details

• File Size: 1265 KB
• Print Length: 105 pages
• Publisher: For Dummies; 1 edition (July 18, 2012)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
• Language: English
• ASIN: B008NIQMVC
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• X-Ray: Not Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #379,722 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic Couponing Resource October 25, 2012

By Library Girl Reads VINE™ VOICE

Format:Kindle Edition

Beth Montgomery runs the website In Good Cents which is one of my favorite sites for money saving tips and coupon matchups. When I found out she was putting together a book about online couponing I knew I needed to get a copy. Beth is known for presenting great information in an easy to use manner and this book is the perfect example of that.

Online Couponing in a Day for Dummies takes a potentially overwhelming subject and breaks it down in to manageable information bites. One of the things that I love about Beth's presentation is that she is completely realistic. Online Couponing in a Day for Dummies is a quick read but it is packed with information that will take some time to work through. I am confident that by following Beth's tips about sale cycles, coupon matching, and stockpiling commonly used ingredients I will be able to get a better handle on our grocery budget. I also have a much better feel for where to look for coupons on products that we actually use in our household.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Very good resource! February 1, 2013

By K.Greenwood

Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase

This is a good book for the new, intermediate or even advanced couponer. It is very thorough, covers a wealth of topics, and appears to be well-researched. I skimmed the entire thing completely, and am now going back through it in more detail. I think this is a "must have" for anyone who is serious about couponing - and saving money!

More About the Author

After leaving behind the never-sleeping world of pharmaceutical market research and diving into the excitement of being a stay-at-home mom, Beth Montgomery found herself pushing through the days with even less sleep. During the extra-late-night hours, she refocused her energy into her family's one-income budget, challenging herself to see if they could live within their new (very tight) means, while not giving up the little luxuries that make life fun.

It wasn't long before Beth cut her $200-per-week grocery budget down to $40-per-week -- for a family of three, including one expensive tiny infant. Even as her family expanded, her grocery budget never exceeded $50 per week. Eager friends and family begged to know her secret, so she started a website, In Good Cents, where she shared all her favorite deals, ways to save, and frugal recipes. On this site, Beth focuses on teaching others realistic -- not extreme -- couponing and ethical ways to save.

Beth paid $24.95 (without a coupon) for her husband, Scott. After receiving an e-mail from an online dating service featuring his profile, she paid the membership fee just to meet him. They are now very happily married and living in Indiana with their three adorable young children and three huge dogs. Her home is always chaotic, but never (ever) boring. In her "spare" time, Beth writes for the Indianapolis Star, sharing her ways to save with Indiana readers each week.

You can learn more about Beth and delve into her world of savings at In Good Cents: www.ingoodcents.com.

Read more about Beth on her blog at: http://ingoodcents.com/about/beth.