You Could Be Making These 4 Costco Mistakes Without Even Knowing It
If you frequently shop at Costco, you're certainly aware that a variety of things, including dairy products, spices, and baked goods, have the Kirkland name.
Avoiding Kirkland products
However, you could be doing it incorrectly if you consistently avoid Kirkland products because they are not the company that you recognize and love.
Avoiding Kirkland products
It can be intimidating to even shop on yourself at Costco. It may be a highly stressful experience when the people that gather on weekends are added. Better odds?
Shopping on weekends
If you work from home and have the freedom, visit Costco during your lunch break. If not, go there after work is done for the day. Making wise judgments when shopping could result from your ability to remain cool.
Shopping on weekends
Because you don't want to come out as ungrateful, you could be tempted to decline Costco's free samples. Don't carry on doing that. Since free samples of its products frequently result in further sales, Costco wants its customers to test them out.
Passing up the free samples
But you may save cash by trying out different food products. You can avoid buying in bulk if you test a multigrain cracker that, based on the label, appears delectable but tastes awful.
Passing up the free samples
It's possible that you don't need a business member and that a regular Costco membership, which costs $60 yearly, is more appealing.
Sticking to a basic membership
But when you consider the money you'll get back by upgrading to an executive membership, you might find that it's a more wise financial decision.