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Good to know. I assumed they were lies: there's a lot of scumbaggery in sales, so it's perhaps a natural assumption.
by afandian 12y ago
Good to know. I assumed they were lies: there's a lot of scumbaggery in sales, so it's perhaps a natural assumption.
- bartkappenburg 12y agoNo problem. Also, the shop wouldn't gain anything in the long run if they were telling lies. We measure conversion over multiple sales and that shop would see poorer performance for that message compared to our control group.
- agumonkey 12y agoSome website are playing blurry lines games so much. They do use time / stock limited "flash sales" to trigger buying. Then relaunch a new flash sale a few minutes after. Most of the time you won't notice it, you're either busy looking at other stuff or just went off the web because you spent enough money. I even thought it was a page refresh bug until I understood the pattern.