Today I saw a sale for a software item where the company was advertising that you can buy it for only 2 cents. Normally it retails for about $40. I was interested in the response it would get versus simply making the item free. For the most part it did seem to generate more than
I was thinking today as there was a sale on the Google Android App store and naturally I looked at some of the offers out of curiosity. The funny thing I thought was a lot of these apps we use aren’t so much to make our life easier for example but rather they are simply
This was funny I thought as I was asking a friend who lived in the US on whether or not he was going to be shopping on Black Friday this year and he responded by saying “It’s called Black Thursday now” as apparently so many businesses are putting up its sales a day ahead of
Recently I was a few people who were given some free water that seemed to be packaged in a fancy way. It was in a bottle and bottle cap where it would seem more like one was buying alcohol. What was surprising to me was that I was told each bottle of water was priced
Today I saw a bunch of people walking around with this broom which implied that either there was a big sale or that it was currently a hot item for whatever reason. As well, naturally this created some buzz as everyone is inclined to find out what it is and potentially buying it based on
This was a sneaky advertisement that is pretty common which I saw today as a way to get people to buy impulsively. Essentially, there was a universal price drop for a particular piece of electronic and while many places advertised it as such some were labeling it as a massive sale for the week. One