Sandwich Shop Uses Twitter For Customer Pre-Orders & Special Offers
A new Bristol-based sandwich shop in the UK will use social networks to allow its customers to pre-order food and drinks, and also offer them special discounts in-store as a reward for their loyalty.
Nom Nom opened this week in the center of Bristol and is tweeting an opening week offer to its Twitter followers, who can receive a 10% discount on everything when they ask in-store. The shop’s branding, visual identity and screen interfaces were created by Fiasco Design, who also hope to design their website early next year. According to Design Week:
The shop features large swivelling screens to display promotions and Twitter feeds. Customer feedback made through social networks is rewarded by a loyalty scheme entitling them to special offers.
This innovative use of social media should attract lots of followers from the local area and encourage customer loyalty.
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| TOPICS: | Advertising, Branding & Marketing, Food & Drink, Retail, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | bristol, fiasco, nom nom, pre-orders, sandwich shop, special offers, Twitter |
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