Vouchers

[samrr]

Does anyone know if Greggs The Bakers do vouchers?

I want to send them out to customers as an incentive. (No such thing as a free lunch? type campaign)

If not is there anything similar, although Greggs would hit my target market quite well.

I sent them an email the other day but havent heard back yet.

[StevieBee]

Looked at something similar for a student focused campaign last year.

Highly unlikely that Greggs have a voucher scheme in place. If the numbers stack up, they may arrange something bespoke but will charge you additional to the face value due to the admin side their end.

We ended up buying and re-labelling 3,000 tins of baked beans and offering iTunes vouchers and Cinema Tickets.

Be aware though that voucher incentives don't normally have a significant effect on purchaser behaviour and you could end up cutting your margin for little additional gain.

[samrr]

Hmmm interesting points - thanks.

Well Greggs have got back to me saying to write in and they will look at it however the volumes I don't think would be worth their while.

Anyone got any ideas that might sway a parts manager's (main car dealer) buying pattens?

[StevieBee]

There are a few companies that offer cruise vouchers. You buy a book of vouchers for a nominal sum and the vouchers entitle the holder to a week's cruise - they pay for booze and food (possibly flights too if needed). The face value and the cost to you is not a lot (the ones I've seen range from £25 up to £100) and the cruises are good ones.

Depends on the margins and probably only work as a loyalty incentive rather than as a single purchase.

An illustration agency we use always send us a big bar of Cadbury's after every order which goes down very well.

[voyds9]

What about the traditional LUNCHEON VOUCHER