Daniel Langer
May 11, 2020

Why discounts are a dangerous overreaction to a crisis

If a consumer bought a luxury handbag for $5,000 before the crisis, but it’s now available for 25% less, brand damage will be significant. Brands risk alienating their most loyal consumers in the hopes of attracting ad-hoc, one-time customers.

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