At bars, app lets customers tune into television audio and receive discounts
Those who frequent sports bars will know that sometimes they aren’t the best place to catch a game – screens are either muted or if they do have sound, it can be drowned out by talking. Audioair aims to solve this problem by allowing customers to tune into audio channels through their smartphones, while also receiving extra content. READ MORE…
App rewards cinema-goers for placing their phone on silent
For all their usefulness, in certain situations phones can be an annoyance. Social Rehab has already rewarded restaurant customers for leaving their devices at the door, and now the Cinemark app features CineMode, which offers discounts to cinema-goers for putting their phone on silent during screenings. READ MORE…
Platform fills empty cinema seats through customer discounts
While Pogoseat is helping sports fans to pay a little extra to move into better seats otherwise left unused or unsold at live games, DealFlicks is combatting the same problem for cinemas, and at the same time offering film lovers lower priced tickets. READ MORE…
Health food deals site uses medical records to personalize offers
Regular readers of Springwise may have recently seen our coverage of Kroger and Safeway’s newpersonalized discount schemes, which offer individualized prices for products based on shoppers’ purchase histories. Just launched, Zipongo is now enabling users to get personalized daily deals on health foods which take into account their medical records. READ MORE…
Supermarket provides individual pricing based on shopping habits
Offering consumers coupons based on their online shopping habits is something that Dibsie began offering back in 2011 and now this concept has now been given a real-world twist. Using data amassed from loyalty card usage, Kroger is now offering personalized discounts in-store to give shoppers money off their favorite brands in real time. READ MORE…
Cocktail bar offers discounts based on stock market drops
We’ve many innovative ways to award customers with discounts based on performance, from rewarding social influence to charity work. Now the Bull and Bear Steakhouse at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York is cutting back the prices of its cocktails in line with stock market drops. READ MORE…







