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Unlocking the Joy of Bargain Hunting: Big Savings and Even Bigger Thrills at Big Lots During National Bargain Hunting Week
Welcome, fellow thrift enthusiasts and savvy savers! As we gear up to celebrate National Bargain Hunting Week from August 12-18, it’s the perfect time to spotlight the sheer joy and undeniable therapeutic benefits of bargain shopping. And who better to lead the celebration than Big Lots, the giant of off-price retail, serving up massive savings and those adrenaline-pumping ‘bargain thrills’ we all crave?
Bargain Hunting: More Than Just Savings
A recent survey commissioned by Big Lots, in partnership with MarketVision Research, has revealed some compelling insights about our shopping behaviors. It turns out that a whopping 85% of us are not just shopping to save; we’re in it for the thrill of the hunt! Additionally, 62% of bargain hunters find the process therapeutic, turning a routine shopping trip into a delightful treasure hunt.
This is not just about pinching pennies; it’s about the excitement of discovering that unbeatable deal, the satisfaction of maximizing value for every dollar, and the joy it brings when we share these finds with others.
Big Lots Steps Up the Game
In true Big Lots fashion, they’re not just celebrating National Bargain Hunting Week in word but also in deed. Bruce Thorn, President and CEO of Big Lots, mentioned, “Just like our bargain-seeking customers, we constantly search for new and exciting bargains, delivering truckloads of new deals to our stores every single week.”
Every day during this special week, Big Lots is introducing a ‘Bargain of the Day’ featuring an array of products from living room and bedroom furniture to pet accessories and top-brand personal care items, all at 20% to 75% less than what you’d pay at other stores.
Intrigued? Join the BIG Rewards program for free at biglots.com/rewards to get the scoop on these daily deals as soon as they drop. You wouldn’t want to miss out on any of these fantastic finds!
Brag About Your Bargains
Big Lots is also introducing a fun new way to share your bargain hunter pride with the world. With their new “Brag on the Tag” social media filter on Instagram and Facebook, shoppers can flaunt their fabulous finds and celebrate alongside a community who shares their passion for thrifty shopping.
What Do Shoppers Hunt For?
The survey also highlighted that while 69% of shoppers bargain-hunt out of habit, their favorite categories to explore are apparel, pantry items, seasonal goods, décor, furniture, and electronics. For those of us who focus on stocking the pantry, Big Lots continues to be a treasure trove of deals. Most of you make 2-3 trips per month, spending around $100 or less during bigger pantry runs—stocking up on essentials like pasta, flour, sugar, cereal, rice, and soup.
Big Lots: A Beacon for Bargain Shoppers
Big Lots remains one of America’s largest off-price retailers, offering an incredible variety of goods for the home from furniture to pantry essentials. By creatively sourcing closeouts, overstocks, and manufacturer liquidations, Big Lots ensures that the joy of bargain hunting is a rewarding experience for every shopper.
So, during this National Bargain Hunting Week and beyond, let’s celebrate our shared love for the thrill of the deal at Big Lots. Whether you’re restocking the pantry or revamping your living space, embrace the savings and enjoy every moment of your bargain-hunting adventure!
Join the fun, find your thrill, and maybe, just maybe, turn your next shopping trip into a brag-worthy journey. Happy hunting!
For more information, to shop online, or to find a Big Lots store near you, visit biglots.com.
Happy National Bargain Hunting Week! Remember, the thrill isn’t just in the savings, but in the hunt itself. Dive into the bargains, and don’t forget to share your best finds with us!
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- Glad revives its most popular, decades-long, star-studded ad campaign, “Don’t Get Mad. Get Glad.”
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- Glad revives its most popular, decades-long, star-studded ad campaign, “Don’t Get Mad. Get Glad.”
Bringing the Campaign Home: Phoenix Community Clean-Up
- “Phoenix, let’s get grouchy about litter and Glad about clean streets! Join our community clean-up and share your photos with #GladToCleanPHX.”
- “Spotted: Oscar the Grouch in Phoenix! Grab your Glad bags, clean up your neighborhood, and tag #OscarLovesTrash for a chance to be featured.”
- “Spring cleaning in Phoenix just got a lot more fun—thanks to Glad and Oscar! Who’s joining our next clean-up day? #GladToCleanPHX”
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