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∙ 12y agoThey have that right to stop giving discounts, unless its a discount store, at that point the prices should already be discounted.
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The sales data show the business what product is in demand for customers to purchase.
because this shows that you are giving attention to the person you are speaking to
Because customers are important. Why important? Because you have to have your customers to earn money. If you don't give them good services they won't come to you again AND they will persuade others not to come to you. So by giving bad service you will lose your customer and your future customers, but by giving good service you will get new customers and never lose any customer.
It will devalue the product over time.
Advantages for loyalty schemes for the costumers are that they receive a discount when they go shopping and save money.
The discount is the basic discount available to the general customers.
Virgin mobiles and AT & T companies are offering best discount plans for their customers. Virgin mobile giving very comfortable plans at a very cheap rates.
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There are five distinct types of customers. These include loyal customers, discount customers, impulse customers, need-based customers, as well as wandering customers.
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trade discount is for trade customer (who has an account with the supplier) discount allowed is for walk in customers (no account holders)
They have that right to stop giving discounts, unless its a discount store, at that point the prices should already be discounted.
A company can impress their customers by providing quality customer service. They may also offer customers a discount at their store.
StubHub fan codes are used for regular/loyal customers to offer a discount giving people an incentive to buy tickets through them. Some of their promos actively target new customers depending on how gay a new show is they are promoting
discount price = price / 2