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2 more sleeps until the barrage of Black Friday emails start! Love it or hate it, it's a promotion that's here to stay, so why not embrace it. Use it as a time to reward your loyal customers ❤️ Use it as a time to clear underperforming lines 👚 Use it as a time to increase footfall and bring new customers to your brand 🤗 Whatever you do don't ignore it, it's here to stay so make the most of it. It's much better to be a retailer who embraces key sale events than one who runs offer after offer, as that erodes far more than just your bottom line. It errodes customer confidence and without that you don't have a business.

If you are like me, Black Friday can feel overwhelming. The endless sales, flashy discounts, and “limited-time” offers are pulling at your attention. It is easy to feel pressure to spend. Before diving into the sea of deals, take a moment to ask yourself: “𝑊𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑝𝑢𝑟𝑐ℎ𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑎𝑑𝑑 𝑣𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑚𝑦 𝑙𝑖𝑓𝑒?” This simple question can serve as your compass to navigate you toward the right financial decisions. It’s not about depriving yourself but about shopping with intention. By focusing on value—whether it’s a need, a thoughtful gift, or something that genuinely brings joy—you can avoid the regret of overspending or buying items that collect dust. Financial peace isn’t about skipping the sales; it’s about making the 𝑜𝑝𝑝𝑜𝑟𝑡𝑢𝑛𝑖𝑡𝑦 𝑡𝑜 𝑠𝑎𝑣𝑒 work for you, not against you. So before you swipe that card, take a breath, reflect, and shop with your future self in mind. 🛍️✨

I don't have a Black Friday discount. My pricing isn't made to make me money. I charge high-ticket because of my clients. Let me explain: If my price was $100 bucks, Absolutely no one will get results. "What are you talking about Antonio?" There is no emotional investment. People don’t care about 100 bucks. But they do care about 1,000. Just one 0 changes everything. With low ticket pricing: 1. They will not care about it 2. They will not see you as premium 3. They will just give you more problems It’s just not worth it. Yes, for physical discount is amazing. For digital high-ticket… Not really. Client results > Money Repost for others ♻️ Follow for more → Antonio Popivoda PS. Do you agree? Do you have a Black Friday offer?

Black Friday deals reek of desperation. Especially if you sell a digital knowledge product. Be different. Establish your price. Stick to it. Stop offering special deals because “you are supposed to.” If you can offer 50% off on Black Friday, maybe you should offer 50% off year round and just change your price.

Is anyone noticing that early Black Friday Offers aren't converting? We've seen consumers: - Holding off, anticipating potentially better deals - Expecting similar discount percentages, if not better if they wait - Potentially experiencing a bit of sale fatigue? The one scenario we are seeing have success is limited quantities and urgency. Interested in hearing others' experiences and results...let me know below if your early deals are proving to be fruitful.

"Only 2% of Black Friday deals are actually at their lowest price of the year on the day...[Most] discounts are available at the same price—or cheaper—within six months before or after." 💸 Found via the "Totally Recommend" Substack: https://lnkd.in/gGV-NhsJ 🤡 Read study details here: https://lnkd.in/gPzXKUFw

BLACK FRIDAY Sorry. Not here..... Posts like this are usually filled with laments from small business owners about being unable to afford a % discount on their goods and services, followed by a reminder about valuing oneself and one's business offering and then an observation about the bun-fight today is for the attention..... and wallets..... of consumers. I 100% agree with all that. But my main bug bear as a consumer myself, is seeing businesses selling goods and services that I paid the full whack for in the weeks or months previously, now slashing prices to attract customers to buy: Especially those who may have been lurking, social media stalking, or otherwise undertaking the 'Rule of 7' touch points before purchase that marketeers love to tell us is the norm. I get its all about volume today, but do consumers waiting for the cheapest option stay loyal? Do they refer and recommend folk to you and your business? Do they come back for more? For me and my business, THAT'S what I want. Black Friday : For me, the jury is still out. #yourlegalfairygodmother...

Black Friday Advice 1. Establish a spending limit and follow it to prevent going overboard. 2. List your needs and refrain from making rash purchases. 3. Examine costs at various stores. 4. Don't use credit; use cash or debit. 5. Do not purchase now and pay later! 6. Don't buy it if you don't need it. 7. The best Black Friday advice is to avoid shopping!

Watch out for our sneaky Black Friday deal announcement tomorrow... There might be an even better one for our newsletter subscribers too 👀 (Hint for those not already subscribed who might want this great deal - log into your Recite account and navigate to the 'My user account' page by clicking on your name in the top right. Scroll down to the update user details link and hit the tickbox to keep updated by email and 'update and proceed')!