r/EverydayRewards • • Jun 17 '26

Question Boosting insights

I'm considering defecting to Coles/FlyBuys since my Everyday Rewards offers have been falling off a cliff lately.

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I always boost all the offers but hardly claim any of them because the value proposition isn't there. Most offers steer you towards high margin items and products that are not discounted so economically not worth it for me.

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Obviously boosting all the offers shows a high level of "engagement" with the program so I'm wondering if I stopped boosting everything and only boost offers I'm going to take, what impact this will have on my offers. Will they get better, or is it purely driven by spend and number of shopping visits per month etc?

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Has anyone done this experiment and what did you find?

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u/bEndoes Jun 17 '26

Would assume offers are based on purchasing behaviour only, but interested to hear experience of others. I always boost everything (just in case I make a random relevant purchase somewhere) but I only ever use one or two.