A neat little trick to boost sales!

[Hao]

I might be wrong but i found out a cool little trick that can boost specific items which you want to sell more of!

For example, I am selling Basic Destiny Box at $100, which is $30 below market price but i am still fetching a good profit. So i placed them at multiple shelves across the store so customers can have a higher chance of visiting the shelves with the item and thus increasing the sales! Its working out well for me.

If you have more tips, please share them below!

[Gackx]

Thanks for the info

[Ares]

If you want to metagame it just put 1 Shelf at the entrance of the store and no other shelves at all. Put the item with the highest profit per item on that shelf and fill the rest of your store with play tables.

Like that you can open packs all day and the only staff you need is 1 cashier and 1 restocker. Also you dont have to painstakingly keep track of the remaining stock of every item in the store as you are only selling one thing.

[Hao]

Originally posted by Ares:

If you want to metagame it just put 1 Shelf at the entrance of the store and no other shelves at all. Put the item with the highest profit per item on that shelf and fill the rest of your store with play tables.

Like that you can open packs all day and the only staff you need is 1 cashier and 1 restocker. Also you dont have to painstakingly keep track of the remaining stock of every item in the store as you are only selling one thing.

will you get as much of a sales tho?

[Gortahk]

Here I have some money strat

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3336450210

[binxmuldoon123]

I had people coming into my shop looking for specific items I did not have in the beginning. I don't think it works that simply.

[Gortahk]

Originally posted by binxmuldoon123:

I had people coming into my shop looking for specific items I did not have in the beginning. I don't think it works that simply.

Well I sell 1 item and make 35.000-44.000$ per day revenue so Idk

[binxmuldoon123]

but according to the picture in your guide 1/3 of your customers were dissatisfied, makes me think you could be making %50 more somehow.

[binxmuldoon123]

never mind I tried it out and clearly the increase in profit on the sales outweighs any loss created by those unsatisfied customers