Showing posts with label couponizer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label couponizer. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Tomorrow December 3rd from 4-7 PM I will be at Red, White & Brew in Mt. Holly, NJ as a vendor for their Girls' Night Out shopping event. Since I am a Couponizer Coach, I will be there selling The Couponizer, which makes a great gift--perfect for the eventual $20 white elephant exchange ;o)
Red, White & Brew is a really cool shop in historic downtown Mt. Holly that is a boutique wine, beer & spirits shop. I just stopped in today and they have a great selection of little-known wines that are very affordable (which would also make great gifts!).
There will be a variety of women/mom-preneurs available to shop from (which I don't even have to say is so much better than shopping at mass retailers). So if you are in the area, please stop by & check us out!
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Last Saturday, August 29th, I had my Couponizer Brunch Seminar at The Tortilla Press in Collingswood, NJ. Like I mentioned earlier, I knew this brunch would be a great way for me to introduce the Couponizer system and how to get started saving REAL money using coupons in a fun and relaxed way.
So many people tell me that their coupons are a mess, they don't have the time to use coupons, etc. Yes, clipping coupons does take some time, as does learning how to use them effectively, but the savings you can realize *every week* makes that brief investment SO worth it!
At this seminar, first we got settled & ordered our brunch. The brunch specials at The Tortilla Press are awesome and a really great price (click here to visit their website!) Once we were enjoying the fresh squeezed oj and the delicious cinnamon nachos I went through the basics of how to save money with coupons, in general. Hint: Planning is #1!
After we enjoyed our meals, we got into the basics of the Couponizer system. Here I am going over how to use the Couponizer to keep organized while you are in the store:
Once I went over how to use the Couponizer, we talked about how to use coupons effectively. This included our local store coupon policies (such as who has the best coupon policies & what stores don't accept *any* internet coupons), where to find coupons and how to start saving BIG. This includes the beloved CVS, where you can combine Extra Care Bucks with Manufacturer coupons (like the one I'm holding below) to get your toiletries and household items for very little $!
Once everyone broke into her Couponizer, I fielded questions from the group:
My favorite was the question from Kat (far left, below) which had to do with buying things you don't need just because you have a coupon. Don't do it! That is one of the mistakes I made when I was a beginner, was to buy something because I had a coupon or because my coupon was about to expire. If it is not something you were planning to buy, or you could get an equally acceptable item for a lower price (like a generic), don't feel like you have to use the coupon. Coupons are tools to save you money, not an obligation! And, of course, good coupons come around every week! =)
Thanks to all of the attendees for coming out for my first seminar--I know that we all had a great time & I love your emails about your first shopping trip with the Couponizer! Don't forget you can always contact me with any questions.
And for those (many!) of you who wanted to come, but couldn't make this date I will be having more seminars like these in the future. If you are interested in having me speak for your group (women's group, MOPS group, etc.) feel free to contact me!
Special thanks:
To Chef Mark at The Tortilla Press for the delicious meal & giving us a great meeting place in your lovely restaurant!
And for Jamie at Ju'see Photos for taking a break from the seminar to capture these great pictures. In the Philly area and need a photographer? Click here to check out Jamie's website!
Friday, August 28, 2009
Just a final reminder (& if you follow me on Twitter you've heard this 1,000x by now ;o) *tomorrow* is my Couponizer Brunch seminar at The Tortilla Press in Collingswood, NJ!
If you were planning on attending, but have not registered yet, please do so now by clicking here & using the Paypal button. There's still room for a couple of more, but I would need to know TODAY! (Well, duh, it is tomorrow, lol)
And for those of you coming tomorrow, I can't wait to see you! It is going to be a great time with some delicious food!
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
I am SO excited to announce a fabulous Couponizer Brunch Workshop that I am hosting! As I've recently mentioned, I am a "Couponizer Coach" helping you get started with coupons and saving money using the awesome Couponizer system--the #1 best-selling coupon organizer in North America! There has been a great local demand for The Couponizer, and what better way to get started with one than for me to show you this easy system step-by-step while we enjoy a delicious brunch!?
On Saturday August 29th at 11 AM we will meet at The Tortilla Press in Collingswood, NJ for their award-winning brunch! While you relax and enjoy your meal, I'll explain The Couponizer system and help you get started on your money-saving journey.
The cost for this awesome event is only $30 and includes your brunch, The Couponizer system (a $19.95 value), AND the seminar!!
I'm so excited to meet you and get you started on couponing, while also enjoying a delicious meal at one of my favorite restaurants! Space is limited, so you will want to register as soon as possible to reserve your space. Payments may be made securely through Paypal by clicking the button below:
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me. I look forward to seeing you on August 29th!
On Saturday August 29th at 11 AM we will meet at The Tortilla Press in Collingswood, NJ for their award-winning brunch! While you relax and enjoy your meal, I'll explain The Couponizer system and help you get started on your money-saving journey.
The cost for this awesome event is only $30 and includes your brunch, The Couponizer system (a $19.95 value), AND the seminar!!
I'm so excited to meet you and get you started on couponing, while also enjoying a delicious meal at one of my favorite restaurants! Space is limited, so you will want to register as soon as possible to reserve your space. Payments may be made securely through Paypal by clicking the button below:
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me. I look forward to seeing you on August 29th!
Monday, July 27, 2009
I have tried all different ways of coupon organization in the past: the little accordian file (problem? too small, couldn't see the coupons well), the keeping-the-insert-whole method (I ended up never clipping them) and even the big binder with baseball card pages method (It was so hard to fill and empty that I dreaded opening it). A little over a year ago I heard about the Couponizer. It looked like everything that I was looking for to keep me organized and I bought it immediately (it didn't hurt that it was only $19.95).
Ever since I started using it, the Couponizer has been a winner for me. The whole system includes the booklet itself, which contains all the categories you would need, along with slots to organize your coupons easily while you shop, and some cool extras like a carrying pouch, mini-scissors, and my favorite, the Coupstacker mat that lets you quickly sort and stash your coupons after you've clipped them.
Since I'm such a die-hard Couponizer fan, I looked into buying some to sell since I am talking about it so much anyway. That is when I signed up to be a Couponizer Coach. Not only do I sell the Couponizer, but I can coach people in how to use it, and how to quickly start saving money.
I've already started helping people save time and money with The Couponizer. I have a couple of cool events that I'm going to announce here on the blog, but I wanted to let you know what the scoop is first :)
If you want to check out the Couponizer online then click here! And if you are in the South Jersey area and are interested in a free seminar for your group or organization, click "Contact me" here on the blog and drop me a line.
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