Madword said:
You see the world isn't as straight forward as that.... Imagine for a moment, you as a store own get a better return on a Switch than you do a discounted PS4, or you earn more money from accessories of said console.... another store has a better deal than you for the PS4... would you: 1. Promote your store as having worse deals than the competitors on a product that you'll not make a lot on. 2. Promote a product that isn't heavily discounted and you'll earn more money on and has more expensive games and accessories as its new. Tell me from a business perspective why you would at this point promote 1. It's all Bs. |
That's actually a very good question.
If the PS4 was selling out the way people seem to make it look, I would definitely mention it and would let people know that once the discounted ones are out, they can come to my store and get one maybe with a $25 gift card or some small add on, that's a no brainer.
If the PS4 wasn't selling as people make it look, I wouldn't mention it because there's no point on making my store just seem as the most expensive option when they can go and get it somewhere else in a better price.
What would you do?
