Who Uses Coupons
A survey of 8,500 people provided insight into who does and does not use coupons. Here's a summary of the study's findings:
"Coupon Lovers"
- People with household incomes in excess of $100,000 per year are roughly two times more likely to be coupon lovers.
- People who consider the environment of utmost importance are the most likely to be coupon lovers -- 37% more likely than others.
- College-educated people are 78% more likely than the non-college educated to be coupon lovers.
- Parents are 48% more likely than non-parents to be coupon lovers.
- Northeasterners are 66% more likely than West Coasters to be coupon lovers.
- The middle-aged are more likely than younger generations to have a strong opinion about online coupons.
- Coupon lovers are 220% more likely than abstainers to highly value tradition, and 96% more likely to highly value self-direction.
- Devoutly religious people are 31% more likely to be coupon lovers and substantially less likely to be coupon abstainers.
- Libertarians are 47% more likely to be online coupon users.
"Coupon Haters"
- Self-identified insecure, temperamental people are 33% more likely to be abstainers. (harsh!)
- Detached, sophisticated, careless and procrastinating people are also each at least 20% more likely to be coupon abstainers.
- Men are 27% more likely to be coupon abstainers.
- Insecure, low-income men are the quintessential coupon abstainers, being 130% more likely to avoid online coupons. Those with household incomes of less than $50,000 per year are a fifth as likely to be coupon lovers.
The poll surveyed 8,500 people and was conducted by MyType in August 2010. Learn more about this poll here.
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