Shop A Docket and Woolworths revive partnership

Shop A Docket and Woolworths have re-established their partnership, in a move that will see Shop A Docket receipts again distributed at the point of sale in Woolworths and Big W stores across Australia.

Kirsten Wade
Kirsten Wade
Locked · 31 Aug 2011 · 2 min read
Above Shop A Docket and Woolworths revive partnership. Dynamic Business

Shop A Docket and Woolworths have re-established their partnership, in a move that will see Shop A Docket receipts again distributed at the point of sale in Woolworths and Big W stores across Australia.

Shop A Docket receipts will now be available at more than 2,300 locations nationally, increasing the number of distribution outlets by over 70 percent. The availability of Shop A Docket receipts from Woolworths and Big W stores will mean advertisers have the ability to reach 93 percent of Australian Households in any given week.

The announcement marks the anniversary of Shop A Docket’s 25th year in operation. Shop A Docket CEO Simon McCord said the partnership signals their ongoing commitment to businesses and consumers.

“Our primary focus is, as it has always been, to develop the best variety of content to make receipt offers attractive for the consumer and for Shop A Docket to continue to support local businesses and communities.”

McCord says it is also a valuable opportunity for Shop A Docket to again collaborate with Woolworths.

“We feel privileged for the opportunity to work with Woolworths once again. Our existing clients have welcomed the partnership and the deal is already showing strong acceptance from businesses wishing to leverage the channel.”

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