Walmart announced a limited-time offer to discount the price of an annual Walmart membership to $49, a $50 savings, in an effort to get a jump on online shoppers ahead of Black Friday. The offer, which runs until December 2, coinciding with the end of Black Friday weekend, includes perks such as unlimited free delivery and free returns.
According to a statement from Walmart, the move is part of the company's efforts to enhance its membership program and provide customers with more value. "We're committed to making Walmart+ the best value for our customers," said a Walmart spokesperson. "By offering a discounted membership price, we're giving customers more reasons to join and experience the benefits of Walmart+." The spokesperson added that the company is confident that the offer will be a hit with customers, citing the popularity of the program and the growing demand for online shopping.
The Walmart+ membership program, which was launched in 2020, offers a range of benefits, including unlimited free delivery, free returns, and exclusive discounts on gas and other services. The program has been successful in attracting new customers and increasing sales for the company. However, with the rise of competing membership programs, such as Amazon Prime, Walmart has been looking for ways to differentiate itself and attract more customers.
Industry analysts say that the move is a strategic one, aimed at competing with other retailers and online shopping platforms. "Walmart is trying to stay ahead of the curve and offer customers more value," said an analyst at a leading market research firm. "By discounting the price of its membership program, Walmart is making it more attractive to customers and increasing its competitiveness in the market."
The offer is expected to be popular with customers, with many taking advantage of the discounted price to join the program. As of now, the offer is available online and in-store, and customers can sign up for the program by visiting the Walmart website or by visiting a local store.
In related news, Walmart has also announced that it will be offering free streaming services as part of its membership program, starting in January. The move is seen as a way for the company to compete with other streaming services and offer customers more value for their money.
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