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Domino's is paying customers to use its new app

Chances are high that you've used an app to order food before and would likely do it again. That's why this announcement from Domino's Pizza is so exciting because it is actually paying customers to give their new app a test drive.

Domino's is showing just how important feedback is

Domino's Pizza has completely overhauled its app and website to improve the experience for customers. What's even better is that you can weigh in on the makeover.

Right now, the pizza chain is paying customers to test the app, give their honest feedback, and help shape the final product.

"While other companies treat consumers like guinea pigs and ask them to test their sites and provide feedback for free, Domino's is paying customers to try its new digital ordering experience by giving them $5 off their next order,” says the chain.

Getting in on the action is easy

What's even better is that it's easy to get in on the action. All you need to do is place a qualifying order on Domino's app between now and Aug. 30, and you'll be eligible for the $5 coupon.

If you're a Domino's Rewards member, the coupon can be found in the "My Deals" section of the app. For non-members, the coupon will be emailed to you.

A more streamlined experience

The overhauled app is designed to be more user-friendly, engaging, modern, and streamlined.

"At the end of every online order, customers will have the chance to provide feedback on their ordering experience," said Mark Messing, vice president of global digital marketing, Domino’s Pizza.

"While it’s not required to receive the coupon, we’d still love to hear what worked for them and what we could improve because we know customer feedback is what matters most. Earning a discount on pizza for sharing your opinion may be the easiest side gig ever."

The best time to order a pizza

If you've been craving takeout pizza, why not try the app and earn a coupon for your next Domino's order?

Source: UNILAD Tech

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