Do you have a deal for Milpharetta?

When business is slow, a deal has the ability to increase the amount of traffic in your store. But don't plan on hoards of consumers unless you are willing to offer a deal that offers real savings. We've all seen deals that aren't really deals and Milpharetta's can spot a bogus deal from a mile away.

Want to give your customers a reason to buy now? Use a limited time offer deal! Deals create incentives for consumers to buy your products rather than someone else's. And by strategically employing expiration dates, you can give customers an incentive to purchase your products during slow periods. 

 Your goal should be to create a deal that encourage customers to purchase other products when the deal is redeemed. Although it will definitely increase traffic, offering a deal for a free product is a bad idea because most customers will take the free product and be on their way. If you're determined to give something away for free, a more productive strategy is to either offer a free product with the purchase of something else or offer a two-for-one deal. 

Believe it or not, deals deliver an extremely high response rate. More than 70% of all Americans have responded to deal offers compared to the less than 25% who have responded to loyalty card deals. The bottom line is that deals are an affordable way to get the responses and the results you want for your business.