Tricks That Online Stores Use to Get You to Spend More Money and How to Avoid Them
We all know that brick-and-mortar stores use all sorts of tricks to get you to spend more, but online stores like Amazon use much the same methods. This video and drawing is a rundown of them and how you can fight back.
Click Play on the video above or scroll down to the picture below to see all 12 techniques, but some of them are techniques that you probably already know about or are just in the past. Things like the minimum dollar amount for free shipping or discount coupons that encourage you to spend more than you return for a coupon or shipping cost are great examples, or emails and newsletters that encourage you to come to a store when you didn’t plan it – of course thanks to a timely email and a 10% coupon discount, here are other examples.
Low stock alerts, especially from services like Amazon that deliver push notifications to your mobile devices when they find similar products, out of stock something you have viewed in the past or something that you bought will end soon. This is another great example of how online stores use their access to you to encourage you to spend money. Check out the full image to find out more, or click on the link below.
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