You can create product sampling campaigns at Lidl that help both own label and private brands increase product awareness, encourage customer trial and drive measurable retail sales. Discover in store sampling, in front of store and proximity sampling activations, all fully managed for you, by the expert team at LINK.
Did you know you can use sampling to activate your sales at Lidl Supermarkets?
Generating ROI of your product lines at Lidl has never been easier with the help of expert guidance from supermarket sampling team at LINK.
Lidl Supermarkets – In front Of Store Sampling
Lidl stores are located in both busy high streets and suburban areas. These entrance areas and carparks in front of stores enable the creation of a pop up sampling experience to engage thousands of shoppers coming in and passing by. With expert guidance, we will select the most relevant and best-selling stores, which will deliver the highest yield immediate sales uplifts for your brand.
Lidl Supermarket – In Store Sampling
On a more compact scale, LINK can secure sampling area inside the supermarket to engage shoppers and drive immediate sales results for your product range. The indoor event area means a smaller sized sampling counter that can be used to meet and greet potential customers with your sample on arrival. Ideally suited for ambient products that don’t need more complex catering.
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MAKE CONTACT
To discuss a bespoke campaign plan to suit your brand and budget, make contact with the expert team at LINK. The experienced campaign planners will guide you through the options for displays, catering and sales activation.
You’ll then receive a fully itemised costed proposal, scalable in size to suit your budget. The costs will typically include everything needed except the sampling stock. All aspects of design, production, store liaison, event staffing, logistics, catering consumables, print and expert reporting will be included to the usual LINK high standard.









