Mon Oct 19, 2009 12:28 pm
Buy One Get One Free
While sometimes these offers can be quite handy, in many cases they merely encourage us to buy stuff we don't need, and in the cases of food, often end up wasting as they are not used.
One of the largest supermarkets in the UK has tried to address the problem of waste with a new take on bogof offers.. Now it's buy one get one free 'later'..
They plan to issue customers who buy one of the offer items, a voucher/coupon which can be redeemed up to several weeks later for another one of the product bought.
Sounds like a good idea that the others will probably copy too... what do you think?
One of the largest supermarkets in the UK has tried to address the problem of waste with a new take on bogof offers.. Now it's buy one get one free 'later'..
They plan to issue customers who buy one of the offer items, a voucher/coupon which can be redeemed up to several weeks later for another one of the product bought.
Sounds like a good idea that the others will probably copy too... what do you think?
...how do they do that?