Once the pandemic is over, people are going to jump over each other to go to music festivals again. After six months in quarantine, why wouldn't they?
If you're craving sweet serenading in an open field or downright partying at EDC, this article's for you. Read on to find out how cashback offers can draw crowds to your concerts.
The music industry, and the festival circuit, in particular, got rocked by COVID-19. Festivals such as Glastonbury and Lovebox had to cancel, and it doesn't look like the second half of the year is any more promising.
All event venues remain shut down, and festival grounds are closed indefinitely. Think about the financial hardships of not only the musicians, but the staff, brand ambassadors, and promoters as well.
But if history has shown us anything, it's the resiliency and power of music. So how can you show your support to the music industry when we defeat COVID? How can you get back to your fist pumpin' booty shakin' ways?
The answer is signing up for a cashback program geared towards festivals.
Cashback is a simple process with credit cards where the cardholder gest a percentage back for their purchases. Cashback is similar to other rewards programs where the customer has the incentive to use their card because of the perks they receive.
Cashback returns a percentage of the money you spend each time you use the card. For example, if you're trying to see Griz at Coachella next year , but are unsure of whether the concert is going to be canceled now, knowing you have a cashback incentive might just sway your decision.
Cashbacks are generally paid annually, which can equate to a solid end-of-the-year festival like Decadance in Colorado. Some cashback cards compound monthly, but it just depends on the card company.
Whether the card sends cashback to your bank account or converts the cashback to credit depends on the type of card as well. You can exchange reward points anytime you want to on most credit cards.
Different cashback programs work for different people. Somebody who doesn't like concerts (I don't know who that would be) might want a gas cashback program. Another person who likes to dine out a lot might opt for a food cashback program.
Regardless of whether you're looking for a specific program or a general program, the principle stays the same: you receive money for your purchases. And there's nothing wrong with that!
Nearby is one of the only Festival friendly cashback programs out there. Nearby operates like a cashback program and securely links with all of your cards. When you purchase items at major retail stores, you get points.
You can imagine these points add up quickly. Since they add up quickly, you'll be on the festival circuit in no time!
Since we're all cuddled up at home and can barely travel, why not spend this time to try and build some rewards for when you can travel? Instead of wasting money trying to fill the festival void by going out to socially distanced bars and restaurants, spend your money wisely and grab some cashback offers.
Build points, so when the time comes, you're ready to hit that festival circuit for free. Click here to learn more about what Nearby can provide!
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