How can I get free samples/coupons?
I get a lot of people asking me how to get free samples and coupons from companies so I thought I would answer all the questions in one place.
It's very easy to find free samples and coupons online using various websites that update there sites daily with freebies to be snapped up.
So firstly what are the best sites to use for free samples:
The top ones I personally use are:
http://www.latestfreestuff.co.uk/
This site updates daily with freebies, coupons and competitions. All you have to do to apply for them is simply click, fill in your details and they're sent to you within a certain time.
Most coupons require a printer so setting one up is essential to get the best deals, these can more or less only be printed 1 per computer, but some are known to be 1 per email address.
Most coupons require a printer so setting one up is essential to get the best deals, these can more or less only be printed 1 per computer, but some are known to be 1 per email address.
http://www.freestuff.co.uk/free-samples/
This site offers free samples, coupons, competition and also money off discounts. It's handy if you're planning on going out for a meal or popping out to the shops as you can find discounts to save you some extra pennies.
There is also a full section on printable vouchers, these can be restaurants & pubs, shops & supermarkets, days out and entertainment and try something new.
These sections make it easier for you to find if a discount voucher is available for you to use at your selected location.
https://www.magicfreebiesuk.co.uk/
This has to be my favorite site and the one I use the most out of all of them.
You can sign up via email to subscribe to them and get the freebies available to your email daily so you don't miss out on anything. I'd recommend setting up a separate email in case you don't want them in your usual email account.
This site offers the freebies in categories, competitions, saving money through vouchers and freebies in magazines. I really enjoy using this site because it is very easy to navigate through and find what you need to. It is also updated daily so the latest freebies are there to snap up.
Another way to get free samples is contacting companies directly, again I'd set up a different email account.
This is very easy to do all you need to do is write a list of products/companies you love such as Yeo Valley, Quorn or Nescafe. All you need to do is simply go on there website, go to the "contact us" page and either fill out there form on there or write them an email.
A different way that I've found to really reach out to the brands is buy sending a personal written letter to them. Getting the children involved is another way to go about things, say for example they really love innocent smoothies, you can get the children to draw a picture with a written letter saying thank you.
I wrote one not to long ago about Milk loaf bread, saying how much it's saved lunchtime dramas of "I hate crusts" and the "I'm not eating that" phase. They sent me a kind letter back and also a small pack of goodies. Another point I'd like to add would be say for example you see that Nestle have a new cereal out, you could message them saying how much you appreciate there brand, that (if) you buy from them frequently and you love there products, that you would love tot try there new cereal. It's got me some coupons in the past so it is worth asking.
Theres also another way if you have bought a product and you wasn't happy with it or there was something wrong with it for example; I bought a Nivea deodrant the same one I usually would buy only this time it said new formula on the bottle. Something about it wasn't the same to me anymore and it really didn't do the job it used to, so I sent them a letter and explained everything. They sent me a written letter back and coupons for there brand, they were very apologetic.
I would only do this if you have a genuine complaint as it ruins it for people who need to complain in the future, taking the mic out of companies does no one favors it can stop them ever sending out coupons or free samples.
Signing up to various sites that offer products in return for a review is something I've been loving this year.
Theres two that stand out to me and they are;
https://www.supersavvyme.co.uk/
and
https://www.bzzagent.co.uk/
These are two sites that you simply sign up to, fill out very short surveys about your lifestyle and home life and they will allocate you products to meet your lifestyle they vary all the time and you can get some amazing products to test and all they ask for in return is a short simple review on the product.
I find Bzzagent defiantly easier to get products from but Supersavvyme has a lot of product testing it's just being lucky enough to be selected.
I've had a whole array of products from baby food pouches, to butter, to fabric softeners and I would say it's defiantly worth it.
I hope this has helped a lot of people who had questions or who wanted to start delving into the world of coupons and free samples.
If anyone has any questions please comment and I'll be sure to answer them as best I can.
This is very easy to do all you need to do is write a list of products/companies you love such as Yeo Valley, Quorn or Nescafe. All you need to do is simply go on there website, go to the "contact us" page and either fill out there form on there or write them an email.
A different way that I've found to really reach out to the brands is buy sending a personal written letter to them. Getting the children involved is another way to go about things, say for example they really love innocent smoothies, you can get the children to draw a picture with a written letter saying thank you.
I wrote one not to long ago about Milk loaf bread, saying how much it's saved lunchtime dramas of "I hate crusts" and the "I'm not eating that" phase. They sent me a kind letter back and also a small pack of goodies. Another point I'd like to add would be say for example you see that Nestle have a new cereal out, you could message them saying how much you appreciate there brand, that (if) you buy from them frequently and you love there products, that you would love tot try there new cereal. It's got me some coupons in the past so it is worth asking.
Theres also another way if you have bought a product and you wasn't happy with it or there was something wrong with it for example; I bought a Nivea deodrant the same one I usually would buy only this time it said new formula on the bottle. Something about it wasn't the same to me anymore and it really didn't do the job it used to, so I sent them a letter and explained everything. They sent me a written letter back and coupons for there brand, they were very apologetic.
I would only do this if you have a genuine complaint as it ruins it for people who need to complain in the future, taking the mic out of companies does no one favors it can stop them ever sending out coupons or free samples.
Signing up to various sites that offer products in return for a review is something I've been loving this year.
Theres two that stand out to me and they are;
https://www.supersavvyme.co.uk/
and
https://www.bzzagent.co.uk/
These are two sites that you simply sign up to, fill out very short surveys about your lifestyle and home life and they will allocate you products to meet your lifestyle they vary all the time and you can get some amazing products to test and all they ask for in return is a short simple review on the product.
I find Bzzagent defiantly easier to get products from but Supersavvyme has a lot of product testing it's just being lucky enough to be selected.
I've had a whole array of products from baby food pouches, to butter, to fabric softeners and I would say it's defiantly worth it.
I hope this has helped a lot of people who had questions or who wanted to start delving into the world of coupons and free samples.
If anyone has any questions please comment and I'll be sure to answer them as best I can.
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