Why are the promotions now called offers?
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The promotions are still called that, see the labels in the store and on the products themselves. Online, the section is probably called Offers because, in addition to the promotions, it also lists other things such as X-fold Cumulus.
Hello Jaws, thank you for your inquiry. Could you please tell us more about where you found this advertisement? A photo would also be very helpful. Best regards, Alex
M-Infoline
Hello Jaws, thank you for your inquiry. Could you please tell us more about where you found this advertisement? A photo would also be very helpful. Best regards, Alex
I'm not Jaws, but could that be what he means? It used to say "Promotions" under "Offers".
Have a look here:
M-Infoline
Hello Jaws, thank you for your inquiry. Could you please tell us more about where you found this advertisement? A photo would also be very helpful. Best regards, Alex
This is what I mean
Jaws
This is what I mean
I assume that it is more linguistically adapted to High German and that Migros wants to adapt to the market here. As far as I can tell, the term "Aktionen" (promotions) is only used in Switzerland.
It's a shame if another little piece of Swissness is sacrificed to the masses here...
Jaws
This is what I mean
Hello Jaws
Thank you for your feedback and patience! With "Offers" we want to make it even clearer that our aim is to offer attractive products at particularly advantageous prices. Nothing will change for you - you will still find all the usual price advantages and special offers under the new name "Offers".
Best regards, Sarah
Sarah_Migros
Hello Jaws
Thank you for your feedback and patience! With "Offers" we want to make it even clearer that our aim is to offer attractive products at particularly advantageous prices. Nothing will change for you - you will still find all the usual price advantages and special offers under the new name "Offers".
Best regards, Sarah
It's clear that nothing will change for me. But offers are German, actions are Swiss. We are in Switzerland. That's why I'm confused. Thanks for the answer anyway.