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The Ecommerce Guide to Flash Sales (With Examples)

Hubspot Marketing

Instead, they advertised new "everyday low prices" -- which seems like a pretty good idea, right? Penney found they actually made more money when they raised the prices of their products and then arbitrarily lowered them, calling these “last-minute deals.” Use a logistics company to determine how much you’ll need.

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How to Make Your Brand Stand Out When Amazon's Your Marketing Competitor

Hubspot Marketing

I almost entered my card details when I spotted a beautiful purple mat with a similar price and great reviews. Is it just about prices or something else? Amazon Basics, started in 2009, is Amazon’s brand, offering a variety of everyday items at low prices. Being someone who plays it safe, I usually go for Amazon Basics.

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Winning Back Abandoned Carts: Effective Techniques for Cart Recovery

Digital Marketer

The basics include: Varied incentives — a diverse range of customers means a variety of preferences. Some are motivated by direct price reductions, while others find value in added benefits. The beauty of these additional techniques lies in their ability to address the more intricate concerns of customers.

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AMAZON – Retail’s 800-Pound Gorilla…or Crafty Coyote?

Doug Garnett

Amazon buys retail revenue and “customer loyalty” at a loss today. Even Amazon Prime is -so far- a money losing attempt to buy loyalty. Entrenching their coyote role, Amazon scavenges some of their revenue using an online loophole – not charging state sales tax in order to keep their prices to consumers lower.

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From pixels to profits: How to sell digital products online

Unbounce

The internet is a boundless marketplace where your creations can reach customers across the globe without the messiness of physical boundaries or shipping logistics. Low overhead, sky-high profit margins Forget about the nightmare of stocking inventory or the logistics of shipping.

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on ecommerce

Econsultancy

“It will take continued agility and resilience if they are to battle the storm ahead, while also tackling issues from labour shortages to rising transport and logistics costs,” she concluded. When asked for the reasons that they prefer to shop on online marketplaces, the most commonly-cited was price, given by 62% of consumers.

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on marketing & advertising

Econsultancy

Of course, as spend accelerates this will have an impact on competition between brands, as well as ad pricing. Typically, households are optimistic that their improved financial situations will continue over the next 12 months, and the same can be said of their expectations about house prices.