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Will you prefer onions over free Goa trip?

Last updated on - Dec 13, 2019, 16:36 IST
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Company surprised as people prefer onions over free Goa trip!

After a bride chose to wear tomato as her wedding jewellery in Pakistan, the latest buzz on social media is about recent study, where people are preferring onions over free Goa trip. If experts are to be believed, this has happened after sky-rocketing price of onion in the Indian market. An Indian company was surprised to find that more people were opting for onions than a trip to Goa. Read to know more about it.

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The exciting offer

With onion prices at all-time high in most parts of India, a leading online bus ticketing marketplace included the commodity in the list of prizes for customers booking the ticket on its platform. The other prizes on the platform of Abhibusdotcom were an all-expense paid trip to Goa, an iPhone or an e-bike. After observing the behaviour pattern of customers, the company decided to make this interesting offer, as the onion prices in some parts of the country crossed Rs 200 a kg and social media went in overdrive with memes and jokes on surging rates.
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What’s the deal?

The company was surprised to find that more people were opting for onions than a trip to Goa. According to the company, anyone booking tickets on their website till December 15 can enter the contest by selecting their preferred option. Every day they announce 20 lucky winners and deliver the ‘jackpot’ (3 kg onions) to their homes.
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Response rate

More than 54 per cent opted for onions as their prize ever since the offer was made on December 10. The Goa option received 46 per cent response.
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Takeaway

In the world of marketing, innovation speaks and this contest around onion is an example of the customer-centric approach that the company is strategizing. But, the question of concern is, will you avail any such offer? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Venkatesh i
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Govt. wants all to become Jains till the prices come down.
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