Everyday Rewards launches Everyday Extra subscription product

[oz_mark]

Apple.Pie for me.

 

[MARTINE]

Danone yoghurt

 

[ellen10]

Free Balnea Cleaning Puff?
What is that?
I've been away for 7 weeks, not used my card and this is the love I get!

 

[NM]

Looks like Woollies is likely to run out of apple pies this week. How often are people finding their extra perk is sold out? Has happened a few times for me. At least the perk is valid for the month, so keep checking as stocks sometimes return later in the month.

 

[dairyfloss]

Ceres Organics Rice Cakes, 110g.

Same here. I hate you so much, right now, Woolworths

 

[Happy Dude]

Danone yoghurt

Ditto. We're a big yoghurt household so well pleased.

 

[SuePa]

Danone probiotic yoghurt. Not a big fan, but I'll try it.
It might be good for me.

 

[bussyboy]

Free Balnea Cleaning Puff?
What is that?
I've been away for 7 weeks, not used my card and this is the love I get!

It'll change your life!!

 

[zig]

Sorbent 6 pack of pocket tissues.

 

[NM]

Sorbent 6 pack of pocket tissues.

I guess that is nothing to cry about ...

 

[Mr_Orange]

I guess that is nothing to cry about ...

The door is -------------> that way!

 

[justinbrett]

I got a box of popcorn.

Might come in handy for some of the AFF threads recently

 

[Zanzaid]

Just seen they have changed Family apple pie so that you can either get the family size or the 4 snack pack. In case anyone else hasn't redeemed it yet!

 

[Lynda2475]

Ceres Organics Rice Cakes, 110g.

Me too didnt bother to claim them, not a fan of eating cardboard~esque snacks.

So two months now no benefit as didn't need dental floss nor rice cakes. Was better when one would get a chocolate bar.

 

[MooTime]

Me too didnt bother to claim them, not a fan of eating cardboard~esque snacks.

So two months now no benefit as didn't need dental floss nor rice cakes. Was better when one would get a chocolate bar.

You know you can claim the freebie and place it in the charity food box just outside the registers. Some need food more than you & aren't as picky.

 

[MARTINE]

More yoghurt!!

 

[Lynda2475]

You know you can claim the freebie and place it in the charity food box just outside the registers. Some need food more than you & aren't as picky.

No such thing at my local woolworths nor any supermarket in the area.

I pay for a rewards membership that includes a freebie once amonth. They have data re the types of items I usually buy, so if they were smart you'd think they use data to offer alternative brands or related items which then may lead to me regularly buying that item and increasing sales.

 

[MooTime]

No such thing at my local woolworths nor any supermarket in the area.

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I pay for a rewards membership that includes a freebie once amonth. They have data re the types of items I usually buy, so if they were smart you'd think they use data to offer alternative brands or related items which then may lead to me regularly buying that item and increasing sales.

There may be a food bank of sorts in your area somewhere outside of the Woolworths store.

WW use their data to introduce you to items you don't usually buy in the hope you'll buy more from them in the future.

So your calling EDR or Woolworths not smart. Ok yep.

 

[blackcat20]

From my experience they offer you items that you don't usually buy, that's kind of the point. We've taken up most of ours and if it's no something we use then someone else will.

 

[Lynda2475]

There may be a food bank of sorts in your area somewhere outside of the Woolworths store.

Maybe somewhere kilometres away, but I'm not going to spend time finding an unwanted item then money and more time to travel somewhere else to dispose of it.

Woolworths are better placed than me to transport food items that are not selling or near their sell by dates to food banks or other charities.

I'm sure lots of the freebies end up in landfill, so I'd prefer not to take a useless item and contribute to that.

WW use their data to introduce you to items you don't usually buy in the hope you'll buy more from them in the future.

But not as smartly as they could. There is no nuance and they seem to ignore demographic and shopping history altogether.

Offering family sized pies to single person households or home brand to someone who exclusively shops name brands is imo dumb.

So your calling EDR or Woolworths not smart. Ok yep.

Yep they could be using the data much better to achieve a far more sucessful outcome. Offering people categories or items so incompatible with their lifestyle/age/household size/shopping history that they don't even bother to take the freebie isn't leading to more sales.

Feels more like they are just giving stock that isn't moving, which as I said before they could donate and write off as a tax deduction.