Yes Please Offers in Action

Real campaigns from real stores. See how grocery retailers use Facebook comment deals to drive foot traffic, clear stock, and build loyal communities.

Campaign Showcases

Each of these campaigns used the Yes Please Offers format to drive real results.

Swensen's Magic Markets — Giant Idaho Baker Potatoes 60% off, 696 comments

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United States

Swensen's Magic Markets

Giant Idaho Baker Potatoes — 50 lb. Box

$19.99 → $7.90 (60% off, save $12.09)

This deal from Swensen's went absolutely viral. A 50 lb. box of Idaho baker potatoes at 60% off — the post racked up 696 comments, 123 reactions, and 31 shares. The deal expired and they had to edit the post to let people know it was sold out.

696 comments, 123 reactions, 31 shares
60% discount drove massive urgency
Sold out — deal expired from demand

Zehrs — Jumbo Roasted Salted Cashews Yes Please Offer, save $3 at $7

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Brantford, ON, Canada

Zehrs

Jumbo Roasted Salted Cashews

$10 → $7 (Save $3)

This offer from Zehrs went fast and expired quickly — proof that Yes Please Offers create real urgency. 51 likes, 41 comments, and 5 shares on a single post. The store even had to post a follow-up telling people to follow the page so they don't miss the next one.

51 likes, 41 comments, 5 shares
Sold out so fast it expired early
Drove new followers to the page

Loblaws — Jumbo Cashews Yes Please Offer, save $2 at $8, 52 comments

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Lindsay, ON, Canada

Loblaws

Jumbo Roasted Salted Cashews

$10 → $8 (Save $2)

Another cashew deal that proved the format works across stores. Loblaws in Lindsay ran this Yes Please Offer and it expired fast — 36 reactions, 52 comments, and 5 shares. The post was edited to tell followers to stay tuned for the next one.