Check tickets cost 66 cents at my local Coles supermarket. This makes them considerably more expensive than many newsagencies. While Coles, and I am sure Woolworths, promotes great deals on brand name high volume items, there are other items which are expensive, like check tickets.
We could probably put together a shopping basket of ten common stationery items and compare our every day prices to the Coles everyday prices for the same items. I expect we would be cheaper.
While such price comparison may open a Pandora’s box, it could be key to showing your customers the value of shopping in your newsagency versus the supermarket. Take a wander around your local national brand supermarket and see if you have this opportunity to promote your low price credentials against them.
However, before you promote a price comparison, ensure that you are permitted to do this under the terms of your lease. I have seen a situation where tenants are not allowed to price compare against another tenant.
Cheaper than Woolies on;
Ink and Toner
UHU
Envelopes
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I have to wonder if a clause that does not permit price comparison is legal. Anti-competative much?
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