Black Friday is the world’s busiest shopping day, as retailers offer bigger discounts across the board. Rupu.co.ke, Kenya’s leading online shopping website, will take Black Friday one step further this November 27th, as part of the 5 week holiday sale, dubbed Not Your Ordinary Christmas.
“You will enjoy up to 80% discounts on everything you need this Christmas, from holiday packages to household items, electronics, fashion, events and activities. On Black Friday, we’ll have it all for you.” adds Alex Scholz, Head of eCommerce.
“It’s not just a one day event either,” he adds. ”We will have a special sale for our subscribers, fans and followers earlier that week and an electronics blowout sale on Cyber Monday, November 30th, as well as Flash Sales every Friday with up to 90% discounts.”
“Shoppers will also earn up to 10% in loyalty points for subsequent purchases. The more you shop, the more you earn, the more you save.” says Alex Scholz, Head of eCommerce.
Rupu has recently undergone a top to bottom upgrade and is now faster, easier to use, mobile friendly and powered by state-of-the-art technology with new categories and features to improve user experience for all Rupu customers.
With specially themed weekly promotions planned for every week as the online giant counts down to Christmas, Rupu is set to be your one-stop-shop for all things this holiday season.
For more details on the all-new Rupu, visit www.rupu.co.ke or check out www.facebook.com/RupuKenya.
About Rupu
Rupu.co.ke is Kenya’s go-to online shop for quality products and experiences. Founded in 2010, Rupu surprises and delights more than 70,000 customers each day with unbeatably priced and exclusive offers on electronics, restaurants, travel, wellness and entertainment. Rupu maintains a customer focused model with dedicated customer relations, free delivery, loyalty programs and money-back guarantees. Rupu is also the perfect online marketing tool for businesses looking to expand their customer base. In 2012, Forbes Magazine named Rupu one of the “Top 20 Start-ups in Africa.”