Beth Klongpayabal
Analytics Manager at Savings.com
Beth is Savings.com's Analytics Manager. She holds a Master’s degree in Business Analytics and has been helping consumers save money and time along their shopping journey as part of the SDC team since 2012.
Beth focuses her analysis on delivering meaningful insights around emerging retail issues and their impact on everyday consumer purchases. She enjoys creating surveys, digging into research, and analyzing business trends to deliver actionable insights about the state of the industry. She specializes in breaking down complex problems to help consumers make educated purchasing decisions.
Beth began at Savings.com as the Head of Data Operations for their mobile app. She coordinated a network of influencers and staff to manage a nationwide database of grocery store and coupon data syndicated to help consumers stretch their grocery budget. She's also worked to optimize the way shoppers view offers and coupons to ensure that shoppers are always seeing the best deals.
Drill down on some of Beth’s favorite research pieces using the links below:
Discount Dating: Is Using a Coupon a Turn-Off or Turn-On?
Nearly 80% of U.S. Adults Have Cut Back on Groceries Due to Cost
Beth’s Favorite Savings Hack
My favorite way to save money is to travel in the off-season with last-minute travel deals. Planning my trips that way has led to some really fun weekend trips at off-the-radar destinations. I often pay way less than I normally would, which opens some space in the budget to eat at unique restaurants and visit local sites (because, let’s be honest — most of my trips revolve around food and quirky museums).
Beth’s Favorite Brands
Expedia makes traveling super easy, especially with the last-minute deals I love. I can book a trip for my whole family, and get a hotel, flights, and a rental in one place (or pick each one up piecemeal, which usually gets me a better deal). It’s really convenient, and I also always count on Expedia to help me put together a great itinerary.
Here are a couple more of my favorites:
Fun Fact about Beth
I have a collection of rare plants I’ve been gathering and cultivating since 2019. Since I’ve started, I’ve picked up around 150 plants with no intention of pruning my collection anytime soon (though I will prune the plants themselves).