
Poundstretcher launches 'Love the Brands. Love the Price' campaign with a £2.50-off coupon and prices from 69p, claiming discounts of up to 30% versus supermarkets. The push follows 15 new store openings.
Budget retailer Poundstretcher has launched a marketing campaign built around the slogan 'Love the Brands. Love the Price', aiming to draw shoppers with what it says are discounts of up to 30% versus supermarkets and other discounters.
The campaign includes a £2.50-off coupon for customers who spend £15, along with a promotional leaflet. Prices in the promotion start at 69 pence, and the retailer said it will add new offers regularly. The push follows the opening of 15 new stores.
Andy Atkinson, CEO at Poundstretcher, said the campaign targets households under budget pressure. “At a time when household budgets continue to be under real pressure and every penny counts, customers still want market-leading brands they know, trust and love, but they want them at knockout prices,” he said.
Atkinson added that some of the deals are limited-stock items. “With some of these amazing offers, it really is a case of ‘when it’s gone, it’s gone’, so when customers spot a great deal, they’ll want to grab it while they can,” he said.
The retailer's claim of being up to 30% cheaper than some supermarkets and other discounters is not backed by a named third-party comparison in the announcement.
The store-opening pace and the new campaign come as UK discount retailers compete for price-sensitive shoppers. Poundstretcher's marketing drive follows similar promotional pushes by B&M and Home Bargains in recent months.
The company did not disclose its current store count or sales figures.
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