Bunnings’ Post

At Bunnings, we know that providing best experience to our customers doesn’t just end when they walk out of the Big Green Shed. That’s why we were thrilled to hear from a customer earlier this week thanking us for sending them a reminder letter about an unredeemed exchange voucher.   There are a million reasons why our vouchers might slip your mind, but it doesn’t take much effort for us to send out a quick reminder to help whatever DIY projects are on the horizon.   Our team prides ourselves on offering amazing service for all customers regardless of whether they’ve entered our stores, shop on our website, or even when they’re checking their mailbox at home. Thanks to our customer for expressing their gratitude and reminding our team why we do these small acts that can make a big difference.

  • Screenshot of email from customer. Text reads: Dear Bunnings team, Please pass on y thanks to the manager or team behind this campaign. It has surprised me no end. I know that expiring vouchers are pure margin gold for companies. And yet doing this shows that you are trying to do the right thing. Once again, thank you to the people that put this marketing retention campaign together.

The email incldues a picture showing a letter from Bunnings to this customer reminding them of an unredeemed Bunnings Exchange Voucher.
  • A Bunnings team member scans the barcode on a pair of work boots for a customer.

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Burt Ropiha

Helping local businesses own their customers’ next shoppable moment, dominate Google, and turn clicks into customers. → Proven 100% page-one results. → From one van or shop to thriving franchises

2w

This is a fantastic example of how small, thoughtful gestures can reignite customer engagement and build lasting loyalty. 👏 It’s not just about excellent customer care—it’s a smart strategy for reactivating a sleepy or dormant audience. Sending a quick reminder about unredeemed vouchers? That’s not just a nudge—it’s a thoughtful value-add that says, “We’re here to support you.” We apply this same principle with our clients through proactive check-ins like tire safety checks or dental health reviews. These touchpoints do more than just deliver a service—they: ✅ Reinforce trust. ✅ Show customers their needs are a priority. ✅ Build relationships that go beyond the first interaction. Imagine the ripple effect if more businesses applied this approach—reaching customers at the perfect time with meaningful value. Bunnings has absolutely mastered this play. It’s a winning strategy we can all take notes from: 1️⃣ Engage with purpose. 2️⃣ Add value. 3️⃣ Show genuine care. That’s how you move from just a transaction to a trusted relationship. 👌

James McIntyre

Head of Marketing | CX, Loyalty, Digital & Customer Lifecycle Expert | Helping Brands Grow, Retain and Delight Customers

2w

nice touch Bunnings many vouchers go unredeemed, so a great customer experience to be reminded

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