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PepsiCo India and Google Pay have launched a festive cashback initiative. Customers can earn cashback on specific Lay's, Kurkure, and Doritos packs, enhancing the festival's snacking experience.
By leveraging the immense popularity of Google Pay, PepsiCo India seeks to reward consumers for their purchases and create a win-win situation for both companies.
Unveiling the Cashback Offer on Google Pay
PepsiCo India has unveiled a brand activation on Google Pay, India, featuring some of their popular snack brands. This unique collaboration introduces an exciting cashback offer exclusively for Google Pay users.
According to Hindu Business Line, customers can now enjoy cashback of up to INR 20 and INR 30 on purchasing select Lay's, Kurkure, and Doritos packs, priced at INR 20 and INR 30, respectively.
The festive season witnessed a significant increase in the demand for packaged snacks, leading to a surge in overall snack consumption. Storyboard 18 noted that recent industry reports highlight a growing trend where shoppers prefer rewards seamlessly integrated into their shopping experience.
This includes automatically applied discounts at checkout. PepsiCo India's partnership with Google Pay aligns with these evolving consumer preferences.
Redeeming the Cashback Offer
Saumya Rathor, Category Lead - Potato Chips, PepsiCo India, expressed her excitement about the partnership with Google Pay. She emphasized that the collaboration will elevate the snacking experience for valued consumers. Rathor believes this partnership will benefit PepsiCo and Google Pay and delight customers throughout the festive season.
A Win-Win Situation for All
PepsiCo India's partnership with Google Pay creates a mutually beneficial arrangement where both companies can harness the power of technology and consumer demand. This collaboration allows consumers to enjoy cashback on their beloved PepsiCo products while Google Pay expands its customer base and strengthens its position as a leading payment platform.
Redeeming the cashback offer is convenient and user-friendly, making it accessible to all customers. By finding the promo code inside the snack pack and redeeming it on Google Pay, customers can effortlessly benefit from the cashback offer on their Lay's, Kurkure, and Doritos purchases.
PepsiCo India's collaboration with Google Pay complements the evolving consumer behavior of seeking rewards seamlessly integrated into their shopping experiences. This partnership enables customers to enjoy discounts automatically applied at checkout, reducing the hassle and enhancing the overall snacking experience.
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