A new CouponCabin.com
survey reveals that more than one in ten U.S. adults have
already started shopping for the 2012 holiday season. In addition, 17 percent said they plan to take advantage of
Christmas in July sales for their holiday shopping this year. This survey was conducted online within the United
States by Harris Interactive on behalf of CouponCabin from June 28th –
July 2nd, 2012, among 2,209 U.S. adults ages 18 and older. You can read the full results here.
Families
with young children are significantly more likely to start their
shopping sooner rather than later. Nearly one-quarter of
U.S. adults with children under the age of six said they have done
shopping for the upcoming holiday season.
“Every
year we see holiday shoppers getting a jump start earlier and earlier, ”
said Jackie Warrick, President and Chief Savings Officer at
CouponCabin.com. “For many families, planning ahead for holiday shopping
is the best option, as it gives them plenty of time to buy gifts and to
find the lowest prices possible.”
When asked why they shop for
the holidays early in the year, more than half of those who
shop all year round or eight months to a year in advance said it’s
because that’s when they’ll find the best deals. Some said they like to
give themselves enough time to find the perfect gifts,
while others like to get shopping done early since they’re so busy
during the holiday season.
To
help get in the Christmas in July spirit, CouponCabin.com is
celebrating with ten days of giveaways.
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is a leading online destination for coupons including online coupon
codes, printables, grocery coupons and more. Shoppers have saved nearly
$250 million since 2003 and with the largest selection of coupons
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