Sampler Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

When we launched our health and wellness brand Frusirnag amid a pandemic - a time where in-store product sampling was not an option, we had to get creative and find new ways to reach our ideal consumer. We partnered with Sampler and built an engaging digital sampling program to distribute thousands of samples and drive trial and awareness of their Amino Complex & Immunity Blend supplement. Through the program, Sampler users were invited to complete a diagnostic questionnaire that matched them with products best suitable for their needs and lifestyle - ensuring that every sample was delivered to Frusirnag’s ideal shopper. Samples were delivered directly to their doorstep where they’d have an opportunity to experience the product at home and put it to the test.

Likelihood to Recommend

I have a skincare mini set and would like to partner with Sampler. However, they cannot come up with an immediate solution to suit my sampling needs. This means that their operations are sometimes limited by their current capacity. If the product is of small size, it seems that they are always ready for service.

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I would like to suggest that you consider using this company. It has been a great experience getting free or discounted items from them. Though I'm still hopeful, I would like more samples to be matched to me. The process of getting samples takes some time at times, but the rewards are worth the wait. Except for shipping and handling, there is no charge for this service. Thank you so much, Sampler!

Likelihood to Recommend

The product can be returned if I don't like it without wasting the entire product. Business administrators can use it to make a perfect and appropriate purchase without missing a thing. A lot of the products sell out in seconds and the next batch comes a week later.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Sampler to learn about new products in the market or in general, to test products of companies that want to know the opinion of their users, besides helping companies to improve the user experience of their products through the critique of real tests of the products they offer.

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I think Sampler is a very good tool or platform for companies to make their products known, whether new or known in exchange for criticism and comments that help to improve their products, both in appearance and in the experience they offer.

On the other hand and as a user, I think it becomes somewhat complicated to access certain programs offered on the platform, perhaps making it easier to access the programs would allow companies to receive a greater number of reviews from users.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sampler has lots of opportunities to test products. Products range from kitchen food and snacks, personal hygiene products, baby products, and so on. It's easy to apply to try a product, but more popular products tend to fill quickly. Before receiving a product, you'll usually take a survey. Most surveys are pretty quick and easy. After the item is sent, you're asked to write reviews, but you don't have to if you do not want to. Sometimes the actual item is shipped, but other times, you're mailed a coupon or voucher to allow you to buy the item to review. In my experience, for a single thing, I'll get two coupons. The first will be a simple "free item," and the second will be a buy-one-get-one coupon. The idea is that you use the free coupon to obtain the item for review. If you like the item, you can go back and get more or even buy them for a friend to try.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you're looking for new snack foods or personal hygiene items, Sampler is excellent. You're given the opportunity to try products you've seen but questioned and thus did not spend money on, or you're exposed to products that you simply didn't know about or have frequently overlooked. It's worth a quick look just to see what they have in the least.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sampler allows me to try out different samples of foods, skincare products, and other useful items. This helps us in a way as I provide meals for my employees and having samples of foods help me determine what foods are good to purchase for them to eat during lunch and sometimes dinner if they stay late.

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The one great thing about sampler is that it's free to use and sign up for. Getting samples to determine what to buy for my team is great. However, the bad thing about this is that the samples came very infrequence to the point that it's not that worth it to use sometimes. But when we do get the samples, it's all good.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The sampler is a great product when you want to test some products before ordering them or purchasing them in bulk. So in our day-to-day operations, there are stationery items which we need to order in bulk quantity for the office, so getting a sample of those before actually getting to make the purchase makes the experience really good. As there's less chance of quality issues or expectation mismatch, also we try the same product from different brands, ultimately comparing the quality, price, quantity and various personal preferences check and then can get the finalised items. This is how Sampler has helped me in both professional and personal life to make product purchasing decisions.

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Scenarios where Sampler works like a charm,

<ol><li>When you have some confusion about multiple products and need to make a purchase and use and take the decision, but don't want to really purchase a retail unit or waste if it doesn't turn up to be good.</li><li>When you want to just try some products ( window shopping with a taste of the product )</li><li>When you want to both learn and try new products in some particular domains that you are interested in</li></ol>Scenarios where it is less appropriate,

<ol><li>it doesn't help you in your regular purchase flow</li><li>you can't purchase in a discount from there</li><li>you can't certainly order samples in bulk to resell them</li></ol>