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What next for Tesco?

r3nu4l

So at the moment Tesco in England are offering the following services:

Groceries
Petrol
Tesco Direct (similar to Amazon)
Tesco Jersey (similar to Play)
Phone & Broadband
Gas & Electricity
Mortgages
Savings
Credit cards
Insurance
Loans
Breakdown Assist
Tesco Mobile (phones)
Tesco Contact lenses
Tesco Diet Club
Tesco Nutri Club
Tesco Travel Club
Tesco Legal Store

As you can see they are involved in a lot but how much further can they go? The only avenues I see left open to them are satellite/cable TV communications services, an Airline service (Tesco Value or Tesco Finest Airlines...which would you use?), Train services or Tesco cars.

I don't see any of these as unfeasible for a corporate giant like Tesco but will they actually delve into these areas?

/I'd love some serious business discussion on this but can't see an appropriate forum so I guess I'll have to settle for whatever I can get from AH answers...

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AlmightyCushion

Duggy747 wrote:

Duuuuurrrrrppp!!!!
Remember those value burgers you told me to get.....all 30 of em'? They looked and smelled like reformed poo..........needless to say I still ate most of em'!

I didn't tell you to get them. I simply informed you that there price per burger was alot lower than all other burgers and hence offered better value.......then they turned out to be as you so elegantly refer to as reformed poo so they turned out to be worse value but at least you at them all. i'm surprised you didn't need a tesco value coffin after devouring those bad boys.

Hanley

Anybody else thnik Tesco are pretty much modelling themselves exactly like Wal-Mart in the states?? (perhaps with less of an emphasis on the extreme cost cutting)

r3nu4l

Dub13 wrote:

You should have posted this in the Business Management forum then,leave After Hours to the simple people.We are simple but happy,you cant buy happiness.

It's not really business management material though, judging by other threads in there.

I forgot about Tesco software!!.

Tesco have moved into the the US market, I think that they will position themselves as a step above Wal-Mart (similar to the positioning against Wal-mart owned ASDA in the UK). Probably a similar strategy for growth but I also suspect that they will treat employees a bit better!

Their positioning and strategy in the UK and Ireland is very aggressive and imo they do model themselves in a similar way to Wal-Mart.

aidan_walsh

I would say Tesco Television, but we already have TV3.

Dub13

aidan_walsh wrote:

I would say Tesco Television, but we already have TV3.

LOL....:)

r3nu4l

aidan_walsh wrote:

I would say Tesco Television, but we already have TV3.

ITV-lite tbh

Archeron

Tesco brand religion. Tescoism, or bargainology.

Duggy747

Tesco Value Dance music; Tiesco!!

AlmightyCushion

Duggy747 wrote:

Tesco Value Dance music; Tiesco!!

Ah how did I not think of that. Damn you duggy. Tesco Value college - the Sligo IT

Ruu_Old

Tesco Autos*-collect 30 tokens!:eek:

*some assembly required

I heard about Tesco starting up in the US alright. They will have to be careful trying to compete with Walmart. Sears tried to be smart and go in that direction but got knocked back down. I have noticed a few Aldis as well around but not sure how long they have been here.

aidan_walsh

Tesco Value Nation - Tesco purchase Sealand and run it as their own small country/last stop convenience store.

AlmightyCushion

aidan_walsh wrote:

Tesco Value Nation - Tesco purchase Sealand and run it as their own small country/last stop convenience store.

That's a brilliant idea.

dame

Tesco birthing pools and Tesco Value coffins.

Anima

Tesco Value Dance music; Tiesco!!

Genius, sir

Dave

Are we not already operating on a tesco value public transport system?

Blush_01

If we were would we be paying the price we do? Don't be silly Dave.;)

whassupp2

soon there will be tesco branded money

lemansky

Tattoos and piercings......done while you take out an insurance policy on your newly acquired Tesco value yacht of course

Capt'n Midnight

AlmightyCushion wrote:

Tesco funerals. I'm telling ya, some day we'll all be burried in a big white box with blue stripes and Tesco Value Coffin wriitten on the top.

well in the UK the co-op do them already

http://www.coop.co.uk/

Our full range of Funeral Services,
including funeral bonds, caskets, flowers and headstones plus pet funerals.

http://www.undertakers.uk.com/

And in the UK many tesco's have a singles night - they don't charge for it.

but they make money at the other end http://www.tescolegalstore.com/divorce_and_separation.asp

Do-it-Yourself
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Separation & Divorce Kit £14.99

AlmightyCushion

Do-it-Yourself
Our DIY kits provide all the background information, help guides and blank forms you'll need to handle important legal issues confidently.

Separation & Divorce Kit £14.99

Now I've seen everything. Fact is stranger than fiction.

Rhyme

Biological weapons.

AlmightyCushion

Rhyme wrote:

Biological weapons.

They already do. It's called the Tesco Value chicken curry. I needed a hazmat team to clean up the mess I made on the bog after eating one of those.