Boosting consumer demand

Many promotions are applied by electronics supermarkets to stimulate consumer demand after Tet

Right after Tet, many children's clothing stores in the province have implemented promotions to reduce prices from 30-50% for all items. According to some shop owners, after Tet, purchasing power is slow, so they reduce the price of some items, both to stimulate purchasing power and to discharge inventory to import new goods.

For electronics and phone supermarkets, many promotional programs after Tet are launched with the same scale and quality as before Tet. Many products are discounted from a few hundred thousand to 1 million dong, accompanied by gifts. Recorded at Dien May Xanh (Lac Tan commune, Tan Tru district, Long An province) right from the opening day after Tet, the supermarket has implemented many promotions to stimulate purchasing power. In addition, to attract customers to buy, supermarkets also have support programs such as 0% interest installment payment, or 0 VND prepayment, discounts when ordering online, free installation,etc.

Ms. Nguyen My Hanh (Lac Tan commune, Tan Tru district) said: "After Tet, electronics supermarkets often have promotions and many discounted items, so I often choose to buy electronic equipment for my family on this occasion. At the same time, I choose to buy goods at reputable supermarkets that have good customer care policies so that if the device is unfortunately faulty or damaged, I can exchange and return it at no extra cost."

Many discount programs and promotions help consumers have more opportunities to buy products at suitable prices, along with good after-sales service. However, consumers should consider when choosing products with big discounts and promotions to avoid buying goods that are about to expire and are not of good quality. Consumers should choose branded goods and buy at reputable stores.

Along with that, the functional agencies need to strengthen the inspection and control of the market and strictly handle acts of commercial fraud, trading in poor quality goods, counterfeiting models, deliberately raising or reducing prices in excess of regulations to create a healthy business environment and help consumers access safe and quality goods./.

By Minh Tue - Translated by Q. Thien

Source: https://baolongan.vn/day-manh-kich-cau-tieu-dung-a149429.html