When a brand with over 15000 outlets, says that it can’t handle the customer traffic, the traffic must be big. No, it gotta be massive!
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This was the kind of massively huge traffic that the outlets of Kentucky fried chicken restaurants experienced when customers came in from all four directions to redeem their free chicken give away coupons. It not just the ‘free’ element that made the crowds pour in like a cloud-burst, but the words of Oprah Winfrey, whose words reach out to all of America. And wow, do they reach out well.
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Got your Oprah Winfrey Free KFC Coupons?
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Roger Eaton, the president of the Louisville, Kentucky-based KFC said, “The lines of customers wanting to redeem their coupons have been out the door and around the block, so we’re unable to redeem customer coupons at this time.” With this, he cancelled the scheme for now, promising to issue rain check form to customers who had already downloaded the coupons. He told the media that this kind of overwhelming response was experienced for the first time by KFC ever, in the 50 year history.
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This once again shows the extent to which popular tv personalities can influence people. Oprah Winfrey, being the most popular tv personality in US, makes her influence spread like a blitzing pandemic.
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Sometimes the coupon can be available in lower price. There is another offer for the customer of the KFC customer in USA. If anyone register’s his or her name in the KFC family then he can win a price of one thousand dollar which will be given within a year. Every coupon is different from the other coupon. The offer is different from one another. If anyone collects the coupon and submits it to the nearby KFC restaurant than he will get the free offer that has been given in the coupon. The manager of the KFC can also give the respected offer that has been given in the coupon.
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Basically KFC coupon is nothing but some offer which attracts the customer to come to the restaurant and have their meal. It a business policy to draw the attention of the customers across the nation.
