Hello everyone, I have read that the Tea Time line has unfortunately been discontinued.
Our absolute favorite was the Fantastic Berries. Which M-Budget tea should replace it?
Thank you very much!
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missy_89
Migros has been "purring" its way out of this for years by saying that the effort would be too great and that customers are already inundated with information anyway and that this would be overlooked.
These are not real arguments and are just excuses.
Such a list would be minimal to place somewhere and the data can be retrieved via an interface from SAP (or whatever system is used there). Product A still available until date XY etc. The basis for this is stored in the system anyway when an article is discontinued. All that is needed is an interface and a small placeholder on the website.
And a customer only calls up such information if they are interested in it. Therefore, no one is bombarded with even more information. Personally, for example, I am not (or no longer) interested in new products and promotions. This information is therefore irrelevant to me and I never access it. As a result, I am only "bombarded" with a little information about Migros.
Therefore: More excuses than arguments and no sense of innovation (unless it costs nothing).
rbde565
Of course!
And because you're ashamed of M-Budget (looking at you, mayonnaise tube marketing boss), the next redesign of "Migros Breakfast & Co." is sure to come within the next 12 months.
By the way: The Tuca Passion successor "Migros
Pas
Sion"
is sure to go down extremely well in Valais 🥴
😅
Thanks for the laugh!
Yolibolli
😅
Thanks for the laugh!
Above all, the various posts on this topic show that such information is desired by the customer!
It's simply a lame excuse 🤷🏼♀️
Or would it be possible to see at first glance which popular products are being replaced by brands? 😂😂