Kakinada: Vinayaka wines his bumperfur .. Drinking medicine .. Go to Thailand!
We look online .. from one .. Go. Otherwise we see advertisements such as heavy discounts and sales offers. Sometimes clearance cell is sold at affordable prices. This is all common. But in Kakinada, a liquor dealer thoughtfully thought of. Alcohol made an unexpected proposal to increase sales. Drugs are trying their luck.
Innovative proposal ..
The organizers of Vinayaka Wine in Kakinada have announced an innovative proposal. Drink drugs .. Flexi arranged to go to Thailand. He has announced that he will find all the brands of his store. Not only the desired brand drinking .. Trying to be free to go free to free Thailand.
Alcohol for luck.
If drugs buy liquor in their shop .. then tokens .. They say they will take a lottery. It has also been announced that the lottery will be given gifts like car, bike and cell phones. Flexi was established as the first prize in the lottery. This proposal is no longer in AP .. It is becoming viral across the country. Seeing this statement, drugs .. not for kick .. alcohol for luck.
Last ..
Not now .. liquor managers have announced various proposals in the past. Recently, banners of proposals were seen in front of liquor shops in Annamaya district and Rajmpeta areas. The banner was placed at the shop, “If you buy a quarter .. an egg, a glass and a water packet free.” A plan is planned to increase the sales of Licker. The announcement of the proposal has increased the sale of liquor in the respective shops.
Spend up to lakhs per month.
Tenders have invested from outside for most liquor shops in AP. Low interest is brought for two lakh rupees. There are many shops that have Rs. This will be Rs 40,000 per month interesting. Traders say that interest, salaries of employees and cost of shop management are all up to Rs 1 lakh per month.
To earn profits.
Sales should be huge for all those expenses to earn profits. The tenders are kept with some .. but traders are saying that there is no expected sale. Managers of liquor shops say they are making such proposals for minimal investment.
