Our local sports team is running a promotion with a local restaurant. You get a free product when you present a ticket stub on the day of the game.
The radio ad was worded as follows:
"Offer valid only on the day of the game during the 2013 season."
I guess I'm missing the part where the "day of the game", whose date is printed on the ticket, could be played in any season other than 2013.
I would take that to mean that the promo will continue for the duration of the 2013 game season.
That makes sense, although I doubt that if the ad isn't running in, let's say May 2014, anyone is going to bring their ticket stub into said restaurant for a free product.
"Hey, last August I heard a commercial about your offer. I know it's May
2014, but I'd like my free French Fries please."It could happen, so I guess they better CTA or they could be giving French Fries away by the boatload. ;-)
I was a bit more amused by the offer on the wrapper of a Dairy Queen Dilly Bar.
"Offer expires December 31, 1968."
This was in the fall of 1974.
"How's that Dilly Bar taste, Joe?"
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