Many business owners and entrepreneurs plan to
offer discounts when companies slow down (low sales or reduced numbers of
customers).
At first glance, it seems like a good idea to
resume activities and increase sales, but only meet certain criteria.
Most business owners believe that (in general, it
does) promotions or discounts can lead to an increase in sales or sales;
whether through new customers (letting them out of the competition) or exiting
old customers, this is for you. The company provides new marketing materials to
maximize its demographic characteristics.
However, there are a few things to keep in mind
when offering discounts or promotions.
First, it's not easy to show your existing or new
customers that you are ready to work or sell products at a price below the
standard or industry average.
because? Many new customers may see "big
games" or the last effort to save their business. Those who think their
business may be in trouble, many people still come to buy it off (right side),
but most likely they also have a bad first impression that their business is in
trouble and it will never become one question. In the long run, the problem.
The customers you really want, or at least not forced to recommend your
business to your friends and family, if they feel that your business may not be
here tomorrow.
Second, for existing customers, these types of
rebates or promotions can 1) drive them crazy because they only pay the highest
price and are not required to delay and wait for them. Discounts (they think
you should be loyal to them) or 2), you can teach them to simply wait until the
activity is slow and see if it will offer new or additional discounts
(consumers learn the actions they participate in the business). In fact, some
customers may find that they can lower the price and start asking them to do so
now to keep the business.
Discounts and promotions can be a great way to
create new business and marketing, but there are a few things to keep in mind.
When you offer a discount, do it as a discount or
a single event. This means notifying your customers (which means they know
through marketing messages) that this is a unique event and will not be offered
again. This is why holiday discounts are very good for businesses. Most
holidays are held once a year and most consumers are aware of such activities.
Therefore, make sure your customers know that any discounts offered (for
whatever reason) are a unique event.
In addition, for your business will not be
damaged in the future or in the hearts of customers, please ensure that your
discount does not meet the principal provided by your company, but for
products, services or supplementary equipment. As a result, those who
participate in their business are satisfied with their main offer and the possibility
of obtaining additional sales. In addition, this allows new or potential
customers to know that their business is solid and that they are doing well in
their efforts to win sponsorship.
Just make sure the discount is about what the
customer really wants to buy, not what you can't sell. Consumers will see it
all.
It looks like this. You sell barbecues and
accessories. Most customers buy their grills, but they often don't spend extra
money on accessories such as barbecue tools or extra fuel tanks, not because
they don't want it, but because the main purchase is very difficult. Don't
neglect.
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