How to Put Your Products on Sale
While selling a product for full price may be the main goal for many brands, there are also many reasons why a brand would want to put their product on sale. It may seem counterintuitive, but putting your products on sale can actually help promote an increase in sales—a lower price point gains more interest and trial, for example.
But before you go slashing prices on your products, be sure to take in the full picture of what it means to put your product on sale, and how that can affect your brand overall. Let’s look at some best practices when executing an on-sale strategy.
Promotions and limited-time sales
Does anyone not look forward to scoring a deal on a shopping holiday? And by that, we mean the days or weekends when consumers know products will be deeply discounted. Think Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas in July sales, Back to School, Memorial Day sales—you get the idea.
These are the days that brands rely on to generate sales and profit, and they often do so by offering their products at a sale price, whether big or small. Black Friday 2021, for example, saw more than 154 million people shopping for …