Strategic Shopping

Strategic Shopping E-Book

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Candy Foote in Ebooks

Candy Foote’s book, Strategic Shopping, will teach you how to shop at popular stores like Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Family Dollar and Dollar General at rock bottom prices. You will learn how to get the stores to not only give you your purchases for free, but in some cases, they will pay you to take them!

STRATEGIC SHOPPING E-BOOK

Find out how a momma of 12 manages to stay at home, while taking good care of her family.

“No, I don’t use coupons. It’s just not worth all of that hassle to end up saving twenty cents.”

“Oh, I was just paid $15.00 to shop at that store today.”

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I used to clip coupons, but have stopped over the years, but reading Candy’s book has inspired me to get started again! She tells you why to use coupons, where to get them, plus gives you specific ways to save at stores like Wal-Mart, Rite Aid and Walgreens. Candy even gives tips on organizing your coupons.

-Laurie Neumann

http://christianhomebusinessconnections.com/blog/

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Candy had been a good shopper for years. With 12 children, it didn’t take her long to realize that if she wasn’t a smart shopper, she wouldn’t make it very far! She wanted to continue to be a stay-at-home mother, but she wondered if this was going to be possible. Then, she found out about coupons. Coupons have literally changed her life!

I emailed this company and asked them to mail me some coupons. They sent a bunch, including 4 for $5.00 off any size product. Four packages of carrots came to $7.12. I had $20.00 worth of coupons. Walmart pays overage, so I WAS PAID $12.88 to take four packages of carrots!

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This book is full of easy to apply steps for you to get the best deals while shopping!

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Candy Foote has written a remarkable book which will teach you how to save money when feeding your family. The book was born out of a desire to help others. Candy is a mother of 12 and knows and lives the information she shares. You’ll save the price of the book in your very first shopping trip after implementing her money saving ideas.

-Terri Camp

http://www.familiesmakingfortunes.com/

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PAID $1.18 to take: 2 bags of Kettle potato chips, 2 mini first aid kits, 2 bars of Lava soap, and 10 packages of Cabot cheese!

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Want to pay rock bottom prices, but just soon skip using coupons?

Candy’s book, Strategic Shopping, has a well-laid out plan for that too!

Learn how to get the best prices on meat. Order free magazines! Get free prints of your favorite pictures!

Read, Strategic Shopping, and start saving today!

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Would you like to know which stores are the most profitable (that’s right, profitable) to shop at? Would you be interested in *earning* money shopping? Do you want to learn the highest-return-on-investment techniques for using coupons?

If you answered “yes” to any of the above, *Strategic Shopping* by Candy Foote is a book worth your reading. The Foote Family Ministries spokeswoman and author of The Word of God series has packed into 32 pages information on: the principles of frugality; finding coupons; organizing coupons; mystery shopping and similar work; and resources for learning more. And once you’ve read *Strategic Shopping*, you’ll be fired up to learn more!

Those just starting their families and worried about balancing family values–or the desire for many children–with the realities of modern society may find this book of particular interest. Most people today have fallen for the myth that no one can afford to raise more than two or three children anymore–certainly not on one average salary. Well, Foote and her husband have a “mega family” of *twelve* children, and most of what she knows about frugality she learned in the trenches. You may not want twelve kids, but if you’re concerned with giving *time*, more than *things*, to the children you do have, this book has ideas for giving them the things they need without giving away all your time to acquire those things.

- Katherine Swarts