Grüezibags, a Bavarian manufacturer of sleeping bags, has offered its retailers, who have not yet set up their own online shop, that their customers can order directly from the company’s online shop as long as the physical shops have to remain closed. All the retailer has to do is publish a unique shop code via email, newsletter, shop video or Social Media that Grüezibags creates specifically for each individual partner. After a successful order, the retailer receives the usual commission. Consumers who shop on the website currently receive free shipping and a free toiletry bag worth €24.
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