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JVC Giving Away “Vacation Cash” With Products
Eligible product purchases can bring up to $1,000 in vacation certificates.
11.13.2008 — In the latest promo in a slow market, JVC is giving away "Vacation Cash" certificates good toward travel, hotels and cruise bookings when you buy products.
Depending on what you purchase, you are eligible for up to $1,000 in Vacation Cash. Only certain products apply and a minimum of 4 nights is required.
Check out the Savings Table for a breakdown of how it all works.
JVC's not the only company pulling out special promotions to help move product. Home Theater Direct introduced its "Dip-in-the-Dow" program, which offers price breaks equal to the previous day's stock market drop.
Audio Design Associates recently announced its plans to freeze 2007 prices and keep them going until 2009.
Heard of any other interesting marketing plans? Let us know in the comments.
Depending on what you purchase, you are eligible for up to $1,000 in Vacation Cash. Only certain products apply and a minimum of 4 nights is required.
Check out the Savings Table for a breakdown of how it all works.
JVC's not the only company pulling out special promotions to help move product. Home Theater Direct introduced its "Dip-in-the-Dow" program, which offers price breaks equal to the previous day's stock market drop.
Audio Design Associates recently announced its plans to freeze 2007 prices and keep them going until 2009.
Heard of any other interesting marketing plans? Let us know in the comments.
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