More and more Barbadians are on the lookout for bargains as businesses try to build their customer base and encourage more trade, especially in these tough economic times.
And one entrepreneur said he was working to satisfy both parties.
Two years ago, Omari Jackson, 28, launched his company – Demand the Deal – an online marketing company which gives shoppers an opportunity to get a wide range of products and services and allow businesses to offer discounts and increase their customer base.
The entrepreneur told BARBADOS BUSINESS AUTHORITY that so far, the response has been a “surprising” one, and there has been an increase in customers and growing interest from merchants.
Read the full story in today’s BARBADOS BUSINESS AUTHORITY.
Growing demand for online deals
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