Costco Shoppers Cannot Track Rotating Deals and Rewards
Costco members struggle to keep up with rotating warehouse deals, member rewards, and expiring coupons spread across multiple channels. Information is fragmented and deals expire before shoppers can act on them. This is a content aggregation gap rather than a validated pain point with significant WTP signal.
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