Tulsa-based Grocio Expanding Coupon Services
Tulsa, OK – With Thanksgiving just around the corner, many families will be searching for ways to save money on their grocery bills. With the click of a mouse, shoppers can find the best coupons they need for the items on their shopping list.Grocio.com, the Tulsa-based grocery savings & coupon shopping website, is offering its new service just in time for holiday shopping. Grocio Matchups allows shoppers to type their grocery list into the Grocio’s Matchups’ site. The Matchups site “matches” the list to all applicable online coupons available – even hard to find coupons. The shopper simply prints the coupons and enjoys the savings at the checkout counter.According to Grocio Founder Gerald Buckley, couponing alone can save people 25-30% on their regular weekly shopping trip. “Extreme couponers” regularly save 70-80%. But that can be time consuming and Grocio Matchups is designed to provide a faster, easier way to find the best coupons and save money.“Saving with coupons used to require a fair bit of effort. Grocio Matchups takes a lot of the effort out of couponing. We routinely find the coupons that shoppers would have missed. There are just too many sources for the busy shopper to keep up with. That’s how Matchups fits in.,” explains Gerald Buckley, Founder of Grocio.For more information or to schedule a demonstration or interview, contact PR Manager Diane White at (918) 770-3905.About GrocioTulsa-based Grocio is an online shopping/couponing engine for groceries. Founded by Gerald Buckley, the company has more than 50,000 registered shoppers across all 50 states, with local sites in 23 cities, including Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York City. Grocio.com features grocery coupon matching, local sales widgets and iPhone apps. Gerald Buckley was the winner of the 2008 Tulsa Mayor’s Entrepreneurial Spirit Award and was named the 2010 Oklahoma Innovator of the Year from The Journal Record. For more information, visitwww.grocio.com
Updated 11-17-2010
READER COMMENTS
