Poundland has launched a loyalty scheme called Poundland Perks, offering customers points and exclusive promotions for every £1 spent in-store. The app-based program allows users to earn 100 points for every £1 spent, with 5,000 points redeemable for a £1 off voucher. In addition to discounts, members can participate in spin-to-win competitions for additional rewards. Poundland Perks is currently available in select stores in Scotland and is expected to roll out UK-wide later this year.
Lidl has revamped its loyalty scheme, Lidl Plus, introducing Lidl Plus Offers. These offers provide additional discounts that change weekly and are exclusive to loyalty scheme members. Unlike traditional Lidl Plus coupons, which require activation before use, Lidl Plus Offers are automatically applied when scanning the app at checkout. This new initiative aims to offer more personalized discounts to customers based on their shopping habits.
Sainsbury’s has slashed the cost of its 6kg British turkeys to a mere 50p, offering a significant saving on the usual £25 price tag. However, shoppers must be enrolled in the supermarket’s loyalty scheme to access the deal. Sainsbury’s loyalty scheme, Nectar, allows customers to earn points on purchases, which can be redeemed for discounts on future shopping. The Nectar scheme is free to join and offers one loyalty point for every £1 spent in-store or online. Customers can also collect points on fuel purchases at Sainsbury’s petrol stations and from partner businesses such as Esso and eBay.
