made me think about how much I hate those fake "only 3 left" timers on websites. It is so much better when someone just tells you what they made and lets you decide for yourself.
I follow what you are saying and I think it’s also probably not worth it. I’m looking for credibility when I shop online and it doesn’t add to credibility, I see it as a negative and they might lose people like us. This reduces the idea ofwhy they emply the tactic. Even if we’re just 10% of shoppers, it may be enough to simply not use it. Does this make sense?
I can't stand it personally. I think, reputation-wise, it's a bad idea to employ it at all. But we're not the target demographic for the people that use this all the time. We call BS on it.
made me think about how much I hate those fake "only 3 left" timers on websites. It is so much better when someone just tells you what they made and lets you decide for yourself.
I absolutely hate the fake scarcity tactic.
it's so obviously contrived, we're more wise than that.
Well, it's obvious to people like you and I because we know the mechanics of the machine. Fools the unsuspecting every single day.
I follow what you are saying and I think it’s also probably not worth it. I’m looking for credibility when I shop online and it doesn’t add to credibility, I see it as a negative and they might lose people like us. This reduces the idea ofwhy they emply the tactic. Even if we’re just 10% of shoppers, it may be enough to simply not use it. Does this make sense?
I can't stand it personally. I think, reputation-wise, it's a bad idea to employ it at all. But we're not the target demographic for the people that use this all the time. We call BS on it.