Growing global consumer adoption of mobile coupons

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Growing global consumer adoption of mobile coupons
Everybody loves a bargain. Mobile couponing proves just that. While the coupon format may have morphed from pieces of paper shoppers cut out of the weekly circular to digital scans they store in their trusty smartphones, their popularity continues.

Chew on these stats: 20% of smartphone users redeem mobile coupons and that number is expected to increase to 30% in 2013.

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