There’s a fine line between smart online bargain-hunting and driving yourself crazy with too much information. You first step is to you use shopping bots. They allow you to quickly search for merchandise across a wide variety of sites. Most bots will include’pay for placement’ retailers at the top of their results lists, though, so you’ll often want to re-sort by price. Still, they are an effective way to quickly get a feel for the available deals. You might want to check https://pricegrabber.com and https://shopzilla.com (formerly Bizrate)
When you are ready to buy at traditional stores, be sure to check to see if a coupon is available for your purchase. You can print coupons for retail stores at sites like https://californiafreebies.com. I found coupons for large retailers such as Ann Taylor(15%-20% off), ToysRus($5 off$25) and more. You can also enter the words’local coupons’ and the name of your city in a search engine to find sites that may have printable coupons for businesses in your area.
You can print coupons for many outlet malls, such as https://premiumoutlets.com. For outlet malls in your area, simply go to a search engine and type in the words’outlet mall coupons’ to find coupons for your local stores. You can also subscribe to the e-mail newsletters at your favorite stores’ Web sites to receive free coupons to use in stores and online.