Reddi-wip's offer was a dollar-off coupon on walmart.com with a fixed end date it could not push back.
Somebody asserted the problem rather than a document recording it. Who said it, and whether they had a stake, is named below.
How we know
"We know because we did a program for Reddi-wip where we offered a dollar off coupon on walmart.com and went through a quarter million coupon prints and downloads in just four weeks."
| Who says so | Carusele, the agency, on its own blog. No trade press covers this programme, so the quarter million figure rests on that blog alone. Read it |
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| A second source | No independent coverage found. Search turned up only unrelated Conagra product-launch press releases for Reddi-wip, none describing this coupon program. |
| How that happened | Not published: No trade press, RFP, or LinkedIn post found describing how Carusele and Reddi-wip/Conagra first connected. Only a Carusele-published case study/blog post describing the campaign itself was found, which does not narrate the origin of the relationship. |
| How long it took | No pitch length, appointment date, or contract-length evidence found. The coupon-download cap in the campaign (reached in 3 weeks, program ran 4 weeks) is campaign execution timing, not procurement cycle timing. |
| Recorded as | Reddi-wip (Conagra Brands) |
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