Impulse buying is typically buying something that isn’t within budget or a part of a monthly spending plan. It’s a purchase that isn’t necessary. It’s a product or service that taps into the customer’s emotions. Personally, I feel strongly against impulse buying because it’s one of the largest causes of consumer debt each year. There are [...]
Monday, September 14, 2009
I’ve been reading a lot on impulse buying lately and heard about it again in church yesterday. This is a challenging area for me and I know for many so I thought I would share my thoughts around it. Unless I’m missing something, I think there are two reasons why we visit stores. We either go [...]
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