Competition is usually just a part of running a business which should be good for the customer as it keeps every company on their toes to try and offer the best. Otherwise, people can just take their business elsewhere. There was one example though that was kind of interesting where usually companies love to flaunt
I recently got a very good offer on my shopping app for a store where if I buy $50 worth of items they will give me $20 back in reward points. Sounds great. But this is one of the scenarios where I had no intent to spend $50 worth of goods and it can turn
Usually when we think of sales days like Black Friday come to mind. Although, in the next few weeks there should be a bunch of sales for retail stores as many of them actually end their fiscal years soon. That means clearing out old inventory and trying to balance the books for the new year.
I’m sure you have at least seen one example of a company providing people such as the media an all-expense paid trip to try out a new product they are launching as an example in an effort to hopefully get glowing reviews which in-turn should increase consumer confidence and sales. You want them to try
While it’s true that a company needs to earn customer loyalty by providing say great service, today it reminded me how sticking with a company that has been good to you as well will often make them do more for you. I saw this in action as I went with a restaurant with my parents
This was interesting I thought as I was researching about a local attraction here that simply involves some nature hiking and at the end of the event they handed out this simple certificate of sort to congratulate you for surviving. This is a tourist attraction and I can imagine a lot o people posting it