Topic: Bonanzas

How Much of a Discount Should My Bonanza Offer?

It depends on who you're after!

In general, the following table illustrates how buyers will perceive your Bonanza at various discount thresholds:

DiscountWho's Buying?
Less than 15%Surveys have shown that 15% is generally the minimum threshold to stir up increased buying activity, so 15% is the minimum discount you can apply to items in your Bonanza
15%-25%People who had already intended to buy your items at some point, but were procrastinating
26%-35%People who considered possibly buying your items, but were on the fence, plus everyone in the previous rows
36% or morePeople who had any prior interest in your items at all, plus everyone in the previous rows

The exception to this table can be for items like jewelry whose value is more subjective. Having a highly discounted Bonanza on items whose value is subjective generally doesn't do a lot to spur sales, as buyers tend to view this as a seller who overpriced their items now making them a fair price. If you have items of subjective value, you're probably best off sticking to a Bonanza in the 15%-25% neighborhood so that you maintain the perceived value of your items.


Other Users Say

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kdianne56 (177) wrote on March 18

I know when I look over the Bonanza’s I click on the highest % ones first.


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Stockpiled (203) wrote on April 16

Q. Would you be more interested in many items (an entire booth or close to it) discounted at 5 or 10% off, or a few select items from the booth being on sale at a higher percentage?
A. It really depends on the items. You may want to try both and see what works best for you


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ebook_exstraviganza (1096) wrote on July 14

Q. How do I remove a discount when i am done giving the discount?
A. You will need to enter a negative percentage. Best to try it on one item to get the right formula.