How do I get coupon information like retailmenot has on the SERPs?

[Serenawong]

Hello can anyone tell me how I can implement the same tactic that RetailMeNot is using to populate coupon information in the search results? They have below there meta description 4 fields labeled:Coupon Codes‎: ‎38, Free Shipping Deals‎: ‎6, Best Discount‎: ‎20% off, & Total Offers‎: ‎49  Is there some schema markup here? Or is this only allowed for RMN I have not seen it elsewhere but want my website coupons page to compete with them in the SERPs. Appreciate your help!

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[effectdigital]

This is the search query for anyone who is interested in reproducing:

https://www.google.com/search?q=bouqs%20coupons

Screenshot:

https://d.pr/i/MKjfHw.png

Google links through to this page:

https://www.retailmenot.com/view/bouqs.com

This is the schema read-out for the page:

https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool#url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.retailmenot.com%2Fview%2Fbouqs.com

... so it's not a schema thing. It's just that Google has begun identifying patterns in how coupon sites tend to visually and architecturally lay-out their coupon codes (which it is now recognising). The way the CSS classes are marked up may be helping them (plenty of references for: "OfferItemFull"). Although it's not schema code, there are some schemas which use very similar language e.g: OfferItemCondition

They're using Nginx on the React framework (JS). They're also using this, whatever the heck it is: https://www.signal.co/ - description seems wishy-washy to me. Doesn't seem schema-related, though

[slickdealsapi]

Hello,

Google is pulling this information from their table. Honey and Slickdeals also have it.