Black Friday Ads annoy me 🤬 Are these deasl anyway??👇🏽❌ 🤔 Ever noticed how Black Friday pricing tricks? Maybe a classic example of price inflation before the "big discount." The reality check: 🚨 80% of Americans expect to shop Black Friday deals. 🚨 90 % report feeling financial stress about it. 🚨 Consumer reports tracked 1.500 items and found 40% were actually cheaper before Black Friday 🧐 Are we really saving anything except our FOMO? Who thinks consumption makes happy? #circulareconomy #blackfriday #zerwaste
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Canadian shoppers are eagerly preparing for Black Friday, with a strong focus on finding the best deals amidst rising living costs. Retailers are also planning for an uptick in demand, emphasizing promotions and exclusive offers to capture consumer attention. This year's shopping season highlights Canadians’ careful spending habits and growing interest in online deals. Learn more about Black Friday trends and strategies for this season: https://ow.ly/xwmI50U1ghG #BlackFriday #RetailTrends #CanadianShoppers #ConsumerSpending
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Smart Shopping Tips for Black Friday 🛍️💡 Black Friday deals are tempting, but staying on budget is key! Here are some tips to avoid overspending: Happy shopping and stay savvy! 💸 #BlackFriday #SmartShopping #BudgetFriendly
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With Black Friday just a week away, let's look at the lessons from Black Friday 2023 in the UK and MENA and projections and insights for retailers for this year's Black Friday. #BlackFriday #BlackFridayDeals #RetailTrends #ConsumerTrends #SeasonalShopping #HolidaySales #TurnB
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Do you know the REAL cost of #BlackFriday deals? Hint: We are NOT talking about a discount! Black Friday might feel like the ultimate shopping event, but are those deals really as good as they seem? Behavioral economists reveal that many Black Friday sales aren't much different from regular discounts. What’s actually happening is that retailers use tactics like doorbusters and countdown clocks to tap into our fear of missing out. (AKA FOMO at its finest!) But you can outsmart them! Learn how to: • Set spending limits • Use cash instead of card or tap • Employ psychological speed bumps to keep your finances in check. Join us on CIRCLE for this week’s #FinancialEd newsletter to get a full rundown so you can be the savviest shopper on the block this season! ➡️ https://ow.ly/2E8Q50Su2K6
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Young Shoppers Are Leading the Pack - is your strategy matching their energy? It’s a race to the finish line this Black Friday, and the under-30s are calling the shots. This week’s Peak Bulletin is your cheat sheet to Black Friday success: Storm Bert’s delivery drama — did parcels weather the storm? Early Black Friday promos across sectors Key insights and pro tips to stay ahead, on rising weekend volumes to payment flexibility Catch up on everything in this week’s Peak Bulletin > https://hubs.ly/Q02ZGTH40 #PeakSeason #eCommerce #PeakShopping #BlackFriday
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📌 Black Friday Focus! 📌 Getting ready for the season? Stay tuned for insights on making the most of this shopping frenzy and boosting your business! 🚀 #HolidaySuccess #BusinessTips
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Is Black Friday a Good Deal? Today isn’t black Friday (maybe dark blue), but the retail bonanza is only 35 days away. The statistics are staggering, with global online sales topping € 60,50 billion globally in 2023. So we’re all reaping in the benefits, right? If you look closer, there are pros and cons for consumers and retailers. Let’s start with shoppers, who get the thrill of the sale and huge discounts – except on average 75% of the prices have been cheaper within the last six months. People may wait to purchase products they need and sacrifice quality for a price tag. As for business incentives, companies can turn yearly sales around in a long weekend, make a profit from overstock and attract new customers. But these customers can be lost just as easily when they find a better deal. (Great customer service and product content help keep them around.) On a bigger scale, Black Friday can also reduce the impact of sales throughout the year. (Why buy now?) The verdict: this holiday shopping bonanza may thrill bargain hunters and spike sales for retailers, but putting this much pressure on a single sale isn’t good for anyone. Let’s make the whole year a solid performer. #BlackFriday #retail #ecommerce #holidayshopping #sales #strategy
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Is Black Friday a Good Deal? Today isn’t black Friday (maybe dark blue), but the retail bonanza is only 35 days away. The statistics are staggering, with global online sales topping € 60,50 billion globally in 2023. So we’re all reaping in the benefits, right? If you look closer, there are pros and cons for consumers and retailers. Let’s start with shoppers, who get the thrill of the sale and huge discounts – except on average 75% of the prices have been cheaper within the last six months. People may wait to purchase products they need and sacrifice quality for a price tag. As for business incentives, companies can turn yearly sales around in a long weekend, make a profit from overstock and attract new customers. But these customers can be lost just as easily when they find a better deal. (Great customer service and product content help keep them around.) On a bigger scale, Black Friday can also reduce the impact of sales throughout the year. (Why buy now?) The verdict: this holiday shopping bonanza may thrill bargain hunters and spike sales for retailers, but putting this much pressure on a single sale isn’t good for anyone. Let’s make the whole year a solid performer. #BlackFriday #retail #ecommerce #holidayshopping #sales #strategy
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Is Black Friday a Good Deal? Today isn’t black Friday (maybe dark blue), but the retail bonanza is only 35 days away. The statistics are staggering, with global online sales topping € 60,50 billion globally in 2023. So we’re all reaping in the benefits, right? If you look closer, there are pros and cons for consumers and retailers. Let’s start with shoppers, who get the thrill of the sale and huge discounts – except on average 75% of the prices have been cheaper within the last six months. People may wait to purchase products they need and sacrifice quality for a price tag. As for business incentives, companies can turn yearly sales around in a long weekend, make a profit from overstock and attract new customers. But these customers can be lost just as easily when they find a better deal. (Great customer service and product content help keep them around.) On a bigger scale, Black Friday can also reduce the impact of sales throughout the year. (Why buy now?) The verdict: this holiday shopping bonanza may thrill bargain hunters and spike sales for retailers, but putting this much pressure on a single sale isn’t good for anyone. Let’s make the whole year a solid performer. #BlackFriday #retail #ecommerce #holidayshopping #sales #strategy
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