Yvony 108 Posted June 25, 2020 It sounds like a sales deal alright but when people see the $0.99 price tags on the items, it gives them the perception that it's not the actual prices but a sales strategy to make it look like it's enticing people to see that it has a lesser price. Instead of putting this in my price tags, I always play with different numbers to avoid it looking like that and show the customers I am really displaying the actual price. Instead of $85.99 I would probably make it $85.68 or something. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ma.Aprilette Sulib 57 Posted June 28, 2020 On 6/25/2020 at 11:00 AM, Yvony said: It sounds like a sales deal alright but when people see the $0.99 price tags on the items, it gives them the perception that it's not the actual prices but a sales strategy to make it look like it's enticing people to see that it has a lesser price. Instead of putting this in my price tags, I always play with different numbers to avoid it looking like that and show the customers I am really displaying the actual price. Instead of $85.99 I would probably make it $85.68 or something. @YvonyGee thanks, now I see your point, so you are trying to give the impression of a sale to entice them to buy the product. So this is a marketing or sales strategy that you have been using for quite some time now or did you just implement it lately? So, how did that work out for you? Are you getting more sales when you use this sales tactic? Hope you can share your personal journey on this. Thanks! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
