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The issue with this is that of the businesses who run deals, many operate them at a loss. As a result, they actually do not want the maximum number of new custo
by jamiequint 15y ago
The issue with this is that of the businesses who run deals, many operate them at a loss. As a result, they actually do not want the maximum number of new customers that Groupon can bring. "High-value" is a different issue altogether. In my opinion, Groupon does not have ability to judge what makes a "high value" customer to the merchant as they don't ever see the customers on-site purchase pattern at a given merchant. The real value here would be separating "deal chasers" from people who actually go back to businesses they bought a Groupon at in the past which currently they have zero ability to do.