Apple is a sales giant, the company increasingly sells more and more despite the bad omens that many analysts predict for the company, but the truth is that the guys from Cupertino always improve their results when they take stock in front of their investors, and at that time they don't know he can lie, it depends on who and in which country he is clear ...
A sales policy that improves thanks to the devices that already present certain pricing strategies, It is true that the company's devices tend to have quite high prices, but it is also true that from time to time they surprise us with the occasional promotion, and even with a price drop, something that we have seen with the Apple Watch and That has meant that, in the absence of official results, it has greatly improved its sales. In the field of promotionsOn the last Black Friday they surprised us with promotions dedicated to that single sales day, and with the beginning of the school year Apple always starts the 'Back to School' campaign with interesting promotions. And the time has come Apple just activated the 'Back to School' promotion in Australia, Japan, and New Zealand… Next we give you all the details of this interesting campaign…
You already know that these countries are the first to receive this campaign because it is now when they begin their school year. Between February 7 and March 16, All staff educational and students they will receive Apple gift cards when purchasing some of the company's devices.
- En Australia, those that are made with a MacBook Air, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, or iMac will receive a gift card worth A $ 100 ($76), or if they are made with a iPad Pro one for A $ 70 ($54).
- En New Zealand, for the MacBook or iMac range a card NZ $ 105 ($77), and with iPad Pro NZ $ 75 ($55).
- And in Japan 8500 yen ($76) with the Macbook e iMac, and 5,500 yen ($49) for him iPad Pro.
Apple returns to giving gift cards instead of Beats headphones, probably because they just launched new Beats headphones that have a much higher price than gift cards, just as they did in recent years, so now You can get an idea of what we will see in other countries, including Spain, when they reactivate the corresponding 'Back to school' campaigns.