Customer-centric promotions

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Starbucks pulled this off with its Pumpkin Spice Latte. It's only been available for a few months, and that's precisely what makes it special. People wait all year for it and buy it as soon as it's available.

How to do it:

Associate the product with a season, event, or trend. Think about holidays, seasonal changes, or a significant event.
Emphasize rarity. Use phrases like “Limited time only” or “Only 500 units available.”
Create excitement. Promote the product before its release. Use sneak peeks, countdowns, or simply create excitement on social media.
Track sales and returns. Consider whether it's worth making the product permanent or keeping it as a one-off.

Customer-centric promotions
Customer-centric promotions are simple. They're about making female number data your customers feel like they matter. That's it. It's not just about offering random discounts, but about doing something that makes people think, "Wow, they actually care about you." And yes, it works. You make sales, but more importantly, you build customer loyalty. People want to stay loyal to brands that feel human.

Sales promotion ideas like birthday discounts, loyalty programs, or even a referral bonus are all fairly simple if you keep the customer in mind. Here's how you can achieve this: