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Video: Discounting Your Jewelry Can Send the Wrong Message

Jimmy DeGroot explains why discounting is often a bad idea, and the approach you should take instead.

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IT’S TEMPTING to discount your products. It feels like you’re doing the customer a favor.

But doing so can send several negative messages, says Jimmy DeGroot.

In this video, Jimmy explains why discounting is often a bad idea, and the approach you should take instead.

Take a look:

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