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I think it depends on the business. Someone up top mentioned it was a great way for them to try scuba, sky diving, etc. That's not the sort of thing you necessa
by bpicolo 11y ago
I think it depends on the business. Someone up top mentioned it was a great way for them to try scuba, sky diving, etc. That's not the sort of thing you necessarily see a lot of repeat traffic for. Not sure.
- mooreds 11y agoRight. Seems like a restaurant (or hotel, nails place, anything that you could use more often, etc) is a better use case.
- PeterisP 11y agoScuba and skydiving are the exact type of hobbies where if you make people interested, then you can get a lot of very expensive follow-up business. You won't get most of them hooked up; and if you make the first experience a lousy one because of Groupon pricing issues, then you won't get any of them hooked up, but in general if your business current weak point is excess capacity and a need to bring in new people to the hobby (since your current customers are doing it as much as they can and won't do more), then a deeply discounted first trial is pretty much the main way to do that.