First of all, I would create a proper newsletter again!!!!!!
This confusion sucks!
You don't just put the products you want to sell on the shelves at random!
It's really nice to quickly write a shopping list at home, but with the newsletter it's terribly slow, if you have the patience at all ...
Please design the newsletter with the offers as before!
Greetings
Ingeborg1234
First of all, I would create a proper newsletter again!!!!!!
This confusion sucks!
You don't just put the products you want to sell on the shelves at random!
It's really nice to quickly write a shopping list at home, but with the newsletter it's terribly slow, if you have the patience at all ...
Please design the newsletter with the offers as before!
Greetings
Ingeborg1234
Guest
Hello Ingeborg1234
Thank you for your message and your feedback on our newsletter. I will be happy to pass it on to those responsible.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello Ingeborg1234
Thank you for your message and your feedback on our newsletter. I will be happy to pass it on to those responsible.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
The newsletter is not made to create a shopping list!
It points out news through links from all Migros divisions. In the latest newsletter, the best from issue 32 of Migros Magazine.
So at Cumulus, about a 5-fold promotion week. At Migipedia you can win a cream to test. Petit Beurre can be chosen. Vote on the barbecue sauce tasting. 50% off topline products, promotions and much more.
Everything that belongs in a newsletter!
Hi Ingeborg, which NL do you mean, the Migipedia NL or the Migros NL, which is sent out on Sundays? I'm guessing the latter and it should simply provide an overview of the Migros novelties, as Istanbul rightly says.
If, on the other hand, you want to create a shopping list, I recommend the Migros app for your smartphone. It also contains the promotions.
LG, Jeanette
Thank you for your answers. Yes, I mean the Migros newsletter that is sent out on Sundays. That was fine for a shopping list and that alone was important to me.
Now new products and offers are mixed up ... not good for me.
Everything has to have its order, and that's the way it is on the shelves. But in the newsletter it's a jumble of food to hardware and back to food again ... I just don't like it!
But the customer is supposed to bring in sales, so he is bombarded with all sorts of things and can laboriously search for what interests him ... but he is simply encouraged to produce sales .... Not my taste.
By the way, there are still many people who don't want a smartphone!
Greetings Ingeborg
Hello Ingeborg
I'm sorry that you don't like Migros-NL. However, the majority of customers want an overview of all areas - Migros is now more than "just" a supermarket.
If you would like an overview of the supermarket promotions, I can recommend these pages: https://vonuns-vonhier.migros.ch/de/start#!/c/promotions and https://produkte.migros.ch/aktionen?p=1&sort=discount
LG, Jeanette, Migipedia team
Guest
aktionis.ch was launched in the summer of 2006 by three students to serve as a compass in today's jungle of retail promotions. The declared aim is to make everyday shopping easier for consumers in German-speaking Switzerland by providing transparent information about current special offers and a wide range of search and additional functions. aktionis.ch is not primarily aimed at classic bargain hunters, but instead aims to help all consumers to save money easily when doing their regular shopping thanks to the targeted consideration of special offers.
http://www.aktionis.ch
That's interesting!
Students want to understand how to save money when shopping ... It makes sense, because they certainly need to save money, but whether they can or want to invest so much time in finding the offers ... However, this is not transparent information...????
How about starting a simple little survey (in the Sunday newsletter) to see what people think of the newsletter? There are perhaps more classic bargain hunters than you think, not because of hunting fever, but because their wallets are not always bulging.
Greetings Ingeborg
The newsletter is not made to create a shopping list!
It points out news through links from all Migros divisions. In the latest newsletter, the best from issue 32 of Migros Magazine.
So at Cumulus, about a 5-fold promotion week. At Migipedia you can win a cream to test. Petit Beurre can be chosen. Vote on the barbecue sauce tasting. 50% off topline products, promotions and much more.
Everything that belongs in a newsletter!
Hi Ingeborg, which NL do you mean, the Migipedia NL or the Migros NL, which is sent out on Sundays? I'm guessing the latter and it should simply provide an overview of the Migros novelties, as Istanbul rightly says.
If, on the other hand, you want to create a shopping list, I recommend the Migros app for your smartphone. It also contains the promotions.
LG, Jeanette
Thank you for your answers. Yes, I mean the Migros newsletter that is sent out on Sundays. That was fine for a shopping list and that alone was important to me.
Now new products and offers are mixed up ... not good for me.
Everything has to have its order, and that's the way it is on the shelves. But in the newsletter it's a jumble of food to hardware and back to food again ... I just don't like it!
But the customer is supposed to bring in sales, so he is bombarded with all sorts of things and can laboriously search for what interests him ... but he is simply encouraged to produce sales .... Not my taste.
By the way, there are still many people who don't want a smartphone!
Greetings Ingeborg
Hello Ingeborg
I'm sorry that you don't like Migros-NL. However, the majority of customers want an overview of all areas - Migros is now more than "just" a supermarket.
If you would like an overview of the supermarket promotions, I can recommend these pages: https://vonuns-vonhier.migros.ch/de/start#!/c/promotions and https://produkte.migros.ch/aktionen?p=1&sort=discount
LG, Jeanette, Migipedia team
Guest
aktionis.ch was launched in the summer of 2006 by three students to serve as a compass in today's jungle of retail promotions. The declared aim is to make everyday shopping easier for consumers in German-speaking Switzerland by providing transparent information about current special offers and a wide range of search and additional functions. aktionis.ch is not primarily aimed at classic bargain hunters, but instead aims to help all consumers to save money easily when doing their regular shopping thanks to the targeted consideration of special offers.
http://www.aktionis.ch
That's interesting!
Students want to understand how to save money when shopping ... It makes sense, because they certainly need to save money, but whether they can or want to invest so much time in finding the offers ... However, this is not transparent information...????
How about starting a simple little survey (in the Sunday newsletter) to see what people think of the newsletter? There are perhaps more classic bargain hunters than you think, not because of hunting fever, but because their wallets are not always bulging.
Greetings Ingeborg
