Printable Coupons Expert, Couponstar, Launches New Digital Pre-Shopping Platform — beforeIshop.

Marketing Weekly News May 1, 2010 Based on the core consumer proposition of providing users with the tools to save both time and money by doing their research online prior to hitting the shops, beforeIshop™ allows brands to target household shoppers with printable grocery coupons, printable vouchers, and other promotions whilst they are in the comfort of their own home or desk. go to website free printable grocery coupons

An evolution of CouponNET[R], Couponstar’s established multi-brand online printable grocery coupons network, beforeIshop™ has been developed following an extensive research and consultation process with some of the UK’s leading FMCG brands, supermarkets, high street retailers and consumers. A number of publishers and brands have already signed up to the beforeIshop™ printable vouchers launch programme, including Asda.com, GMTV, UKTV Good Food and Tesco Diets, with many other publishers, brands and retailers due to go live over the coming weeks and months.

This first-of-a-kind platform provides a way for relatively low-involvement grocery brands and supermarkets to engage with their core consumers online, and then influence and track their in-store purchasing behaviour through the use of printable grocery coupons or other mechanisms. Building on Couponstar’s expertise as the global leader for secure printable vouchers, beforeIshop™ allows brands to combine a variety of engagement tools with printable grocery coupons. These tools – which include videos, games, competitions, sampling, registrations, surveys, cash rebates and ad features – result in meaningful interactions between the consumer and the brand on multiple levels, and can be paired up with printable coupons to provide the user with the ultimate reward for their involvement – product trial or brand switching at a reduced cost.

Jo Malvern, Product and Marketing Director for beforeIshop™, says, “The recent recession has changed consumer behaviour in a fundamental way; consumers now expect additional value from almost every transaction, including when they are in the supermarket, and the challenge to marketers is to meet this expectation without compromising on their own brand values or positioning. We found from our research that whilst marketers recognise the role that price promotions such as printable vouchers and printable coupons play in attracting and keeping customers, there is increasing pressure to ensure that this investment has a longer term effect. The kind of value exchange that beforeIshop™ offers – for example where a consumer is rewarded for watching a 15 second TV ad with the reward of a money-off printable grocery coupons at the end – benefits both the consumer and the brand and allows the brand to serve longer term objectives alongside the more short term uplift to sales delivered through a money-off coupon.” Malvern continues, “What makes beforeIshop™ really unique is the variety of supermarket brands that users can interact with, and the constantly changing content. This results in a highly interactive audience who are in ‘sit-up-and-click’ mode rather than the more passive ‘sit-back-and-read’ mode more common with sites targeted by most brands. Our approach of aggregating brands, printable coupons, printable vouchers and other content into one easy to use digital platform provides brands and retailers with a much more cost-effective route to online engagement than the more traditional route of using online display advertising to drive traffic to a brand-specific website.” Gareth Herincx, New Media Editor at GMTV, a beforeIshop™ publisher partner, says, “At GMTV we are 100% committed to offering some of the best online money-saving advice and tools in the business and our partnership with Couponstar has always been a key element of this commitment. The fact that the coupons are for everyday products and are redeemable at all major supermarkets means that they are relevant to everyone and fit into their lifestyle easily and effectively.” Matthew Stephenson, Marketing Manager at beforeIshop™ advertising partner TSC Foods – the producer of the award winning Glorious! soups and sauce range, says, “The beforeIshop™ digital platform is a fundamental element of our plans to increase awareness of our Glorious range and engage more effectively with consumers online. Being part of beforeIshop™ positions us alongside a wide variety of other leading brands and retailers, providing us with far more dynamic content including the social media interactivity that is becoming increasingly important to FMCG marketing.” this web site free printable grocery coupons

L. Neil Warren

St. Joseph News-Press December 27, 2010 | Anonymous CAMERON, Mo. — Louis “Neil” Warren, 89, Cameron, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away December 24, 2010, in the Hospice House of North Kansas City Hospital.

Neil was born on April 29, 1921, in Grant City, Mo., to Thomas Foster and Gladys (Ince) Warren.

As a younger man, Neil was a professional wrestler; he wrestled at carnivals, County Fairs and in auditoriums throughout the country. He among the first wrestlers to have televised matches. site north kansas city hospital

Neil served his country in the United States Army during World War II. Later, he served his country in a civilian capacity working at White Sand Proving Grounds in New Mexico and Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. His work at these installations required Neil to have a military security clearance of 26; 27 was the highest security clearance level at that time. Neil continued to work in that capacity until he retired in 1986 and moved back to his farm in Ava, Mo. this web site north kansas city hospital

In 1999, he moved to Cameron, near the family of his wife, Madge Warren. Neil cared for Madge ceaselessly when she developed Alzheimer’s. Madge passed away on March 16, 2006. Neil continued to reside in Cameron until his death on Christmas Eve 2010.

He was preceded in death by his mother and father, Gladys and Foster Warren; his brother, Wilber Warren; and his devoted wife, Madge Warren.

Neil is survived by his loving sister, Mildred Nykel, who was at his bedside at the time of his death; three children, Tom Warren of Eagle Rock, Mo., Tim Warren of St. Joseph and Roxanne Clouse, Amazonia, Mo.; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson.

Neil was a devout Mormon and the family suggests memorials be sent to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Cameron and/or to the Hospice House in the North Kansas City Hospital. Service: 1 p.m. Wednesday, December 29, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Cameron. Evening Visitation: 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Poland-Thompson Funeral Home, Cameron. Afternoon Visitation: 1 hour prior to the service at the church. Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Joseph.

Arrangements: Poland-Thompson Funeral Home, Cameron. Online condolences: www.polandthompson.com.

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