GETCHU SOME FREEBIES at 🎯
Target be bussin' again this week again!
Here are 5 FREEBIES I got so far this week from Target
The developer is by the hair dye, grab 3 for $4.99 each
-$5 ibotta rebate (limit 3)
= 3 FREE!
Buy Brutus bone broth @$9.99
Submit to social nature for $9.99
= FREE
Buy Air wick mist starter kit @$11.99
-$6 Target circle (check saved offers since it's no longer available to clip)
-$6 Ibotta
= FREE!
The Clorox toilet cleaners are $2.69 each
-$8 swagbucks
= $0.69 each!!
#lemon8partner #deals #targethaul #targetfinds
#🎯 #dealsoftheweek
Okay, so you've seen my amazing Target freebies haul, and trust me, the thrill of walking out with items like that "all about curls developer" or even premium "Brutus bone broth" for free just never gets old! But here’s a little secret: these money-saving strategies aren't just exclusive to Target's red aisles. You can totally apply these savvy shopping tactics to almost any store, including your local Dollar General, Family Dollar, or even exciting new concepts like Popshelf! One of the biggest game-changers is understanding how to stack deals. Like how I combined Target Circle offers with Ibotta "rebates" for the Air Wick mist kit – that's the magic formula! Always check store apps for digital coupons and loyalty rewards before you shop. Many stores, big or small, have their own versions of Target Circle. Then, layer on those third-party "rebate" apps like Ibotta, Fetch Rewards, or even Checkout 51. These apps frequently offer "cashback" on everyday essentials or even specific brand-name items like "Clorox toilet cleaners" or other household staples, regardless of where you buy them. Don't forget about "cashback" sites like Swagbucks or Rakuten for online purchases, but also keep an eye out for their in-store offers. Sometimes you can snap a picture of your receipt and earn points or cash back that way too! It's all about maximizing every possible saving opportunity. When it comes to stores like Dollar General or Popshelf, the game changes slightly but the savings potential is huge. These stores often have amazing clearance sections – always check the endcaps and seasonal aisles. Their inventory can rotate quickly, so what’s a full-price item one week could be deeply discounted the next. I've found incredible deals on unexpected items, from craft supplies to home decor, just by regularly browsing their clearance racks. Another tip for these types of stores, especially new ones like Popshelf, is to look for weekly ad matchups. While they might not have as many manufacturer coupons as bigger grocery stores, they often have store-specific promotions or digital coupons that can be stacked with those universal rebate apps. Keep an eye on social media groups dedicated to deal-finding for these specific stores – fellow savers often share their latest scores and tips! And don't overlook the advantage of 'new store' openings! When a Popshelf or a new Dollar General Market opens in your area, they often have grand opening specials, extra "coupons," and unique promotions to attract new customers. It's a prime time to scout out their typical offerings and see what kind of deals they consistently carry. Sometimes, you'll find brands or products there that aren't available at larger retailers. Being an early bird can really pay off in terms of discovering hidden gems and getting the best introductory offers. The key is consistency and a little bit of planning. Before you head out, do a quick check of your favorite "coupon" apps and the store's digital flyers. You'll be amazed at how many freebies and nearly-free items you can snag, turning every shopping trip into a treasure hunt. Remember, every store has its own rhythm, and once you learn it, you'll be a pro at spotting those unbeatable deals, whether it's a developer for your hair, ingredients for a gourmet meal, or just keeping your "toilet cleaners" stocked up for less. Happy saving!



