We have been in the restaurant business for more than 20
years now. Being the marketing graduate
of the family, I am in charge of putting our name out there. Things have changed a lot since the 80s and
90s. I remember writing jingles with my
dad that would later on be played in the local community radio station. Everything used to move at a slower pace and
looking back, I would’ve done a lot of things differently.
After seeing a couple of episodes of Extreme Couponing, I
immediately regretted not getting in the game early. It looks like the whole nation has caught on
and left an old business like ours in the past.
After some time researching, I’ve found ShopperLocal – a
company that sells advertising space on the back of grocery receipts. Being a skeptic, I checked out our local
Harris Teeter’s and browsed through the coupons. After looking at them closely, I found almost
all of the community’s more successful family businesses in the roster. This was enough testimony to indicate that
coupons are indeed a viable advertising option.
So I got in touch with a sales rep and crossed my fingers as
I signed up for 6 months. This was their
minimum and I thought that their explanation made a lot of sense – it takes at
least 12 weeks to get a response and once
you start getting some, you need some sort of continuity to enjoy the maximum
effect.
Sophia Wright
RSS Feed
Twitter
12:24 PM
Unknown
0 comments:
Post a Comment