St. Patrick’s Day Promotion – Only $350

Get the most out of your St. Patrick’s Day promotion. Pizzerias around the country are creating innovative products available only for St. Patrick’s Day. Limited time promotions revitalize your menu and bring curious customers into your store.

Case Study: Creating Buzz

Sometimes a promotion can create a cult-like following. When McDonalds introduced it’s mint flavored shake for St. Patrick’s Day, they had no idea it would create a buzz on the web. McDonald’s only releases the mint shake to a limited number of franchises and people will go out of their way to find them.

Imagine that. Your clients stocking YOU!

Below are some St. Patrick’s Day Menu items you may want to consider promoting:

• Corned beef and cabbage pizza
• Mint Shake (McDonald’s has some of the most successful marketing campaigns; capitalize on their market research).
• Gold at the end of the rainbow – promote  a basket of golden chicken wings.
• Lucky Pizza – Try making a 3-leaf clover in the middle of a pizza with a jalapeno or bell pepper. They naturally have three segments that resemble a clover. You could even make the dough green!

Another way to take advantage of your St. Patrick’s Day campaign is by promoting under performing items on your menu and giving them a St. Patrick’s Day twist. For instance, maybe you have the best breadsticks in town, but people aren’t ordering them. Make a St. Patrick’s Day coupon that offers FREE breadsticks with a pizza purchase. That gives the customer a reason to come in and try a product.

The Bottom Line

An easy, cost effective way to promote your St. Patrick’s Day campaign is by purchasing our full-back adhesive die cut notes. They are in the shape of a shamrock, and would look GREAT on a pizza box. For only $350 you will get 10,000 glossy notes with full color imprint and a bleed. This price also includes shipping (design services not included). Worried you will have too many? Have the offer expire March 17, that way you can use them again next year! Call Diana for more details.

In the comments section, let us know what St. Patrick’s Day campaigns you have tried and your results.

Post by: Diana Lofflin