“Christmas and Easter are the two focal points of the Christian good news story, so it’s not bad to see the connections,” said 44-year-old Mr. Chalmers.
But it’s not just about chocolate shapes. Although he was surprised to see Easter eggs for sale at the Co-op in Kilgetty,
Pembrokeshire, marketing expert Andrew Wallis pointed out that it demonstrates “forward-thinking” on the part of large corporations.
“It made me reflect on how big brands are always thinking ahead and planning early,” the 54-year-old Isle of Man resident, who provides marketing guidance to the fitness industry, said.
He gave shops advice: “I would tell businesses that although preparation is vital, it’s as critical to consider customer mood.
While some may believe that seasonal items like this are premature, others may see it as a show of foresight. Maintaining client satisfaction requires finding the ideal balance
