Extreme Couponing 101: How To Start Building Your Stockpile

Posted by My Dallas Mommy on Tuesday, September 27th, 2011 at 3:15 pm


Now that you know some of our price points for stocking up on items and the sales cycles it’s time to start thinking about picking up more than one item at the store when you have additional coupons to use.

Here’s a few things you should know before you start:

1) A Store Sale + A Coupon = Rock Bottom Prices And BIG SAVINGS

The reason that we match up the weekly advertisements to coupons is because that is the time that you want to buy your item. It’s also important to know that the closer a coupon gets to it’s expiration date the more likely you are going to see a reduction in that items price.

2) Sales tend to come around every 3 months.

I don’t encourage anyone to clear a shelf at any store to start their stockpile but I do encourage you to buy the amount of a product that you will need to last you 3 months since sales and coupons re-appear every 3-4 months giving you savings throughout the entire year.

For example in 3 months I will go through approximately 2-3 jars of peanut butter and after that 3 months I will be able to find another great deal to last us an additional 3 months and I won’t find it necessary to make a purchase without a coupon or a sale on that item.

If you stock up when their are rock bottom then you have eliminated the NEED to make a purchase later.

3) Choose One Store to start your couponing and stockpiling in.

It’s important if you are just starting out to choose 1 store. Don’t compare yourselves to others and don’t fall into the temptation of trying everything at once. When you master your first store then move on to a second.

4) Follow along with MyDFWMommy and use our coupon match ups for drug and grocery stores as well as our Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Dollar General

Get up to date with our Extreme Couponing 101 Series:

--Extreme Couponing 101: What Are Coupons & Where Do I Find Them and Coupon -Etiquette & Tips
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Extreme Couponing 101: Coupon Lingo What Does It Mean?
-Extreme Couponing 101- New Coupon Labels
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Organize Coupons
-Extreme Couponing 101: How to Shop with Class
-Extreme Couponing 101: Stock Up Prices
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Utilize “Free” Coupons”
-Extreme Couponing 101: What To Buy & When: Sales Cycles
-Extreme Couponing- How to Find Stores that Double and Triple Coupons
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Extreme Couponing- Stock Up Prices
-Extreme Couponing 101: How To Start Building Your Stockpile

How to Shop Stores
-Extreme Couponing 101-How to Shop Walgreens
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop CVS
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Target
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Walmart
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Kroger & Updated Kroger Policy after Doubling Eliminated
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Tom Thumb

-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Albertsons
-Extreme Couponing 101- How to Shop Dollar General

Other Stores Outside DFW:
-Extreme Couponing 101: Shop ‘n Save Store Guide
-Extreme Couponing 101: Schnucks Coupon Policy
-Extreme Couponing 101: Dierbergs Coupon Policy

One Response to “Extreme Couponing 101: How To Start Building Your Stockpile”

  1. CouponDad says:

    The links in this post need to be fixed. I am new to couponing and am trying to learn what to do but the links are not working.