Moneysupermarket have the answer

22nd March 2010, 12:56pm

Moneysupermarket.com have recently launched a new service on their vouchers section called Go Local, which will help small and independent businesses find new custom and actually have a real chance against the national chains.

This new feature allows visitors to go to the site to find and retrieve offers at restaurants and bars in and around their local area.  All that the customer needs to do is simply insert their postcode or an area into the search box and then sit back whilst the comparison tool does what it does best – finds you the best offers and deals for companies near to where you live.

The Go Local feature will actively help smaller businesses by getting the word out about their business and offers to a national audience; the offers will be seen by the millions of people who visit the site on a daily basis.

The online voucher market is a huge opportunity and a market that is growing incredibly quickly; each year it is growing at a rate of over 40%.  This new Go Local opportunity not only enables the large national chains to get the most out of this free service but also the smaller, independent establishments get their chance to show our huge audience exactly what offers they can benefit from on their own doorstop.

This opportunity can only increase the amount of customers that these independent restaurants get through their doors each day, and help give their business a real fighting chance for survival in this hugely competitive market.

Moneysupermarket.com are always actively seeking new and improved opportunities so if you are interested in this opportunity or have a great local restaurant that deserves promoting, then get in touch with moneysupermarket.com.

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