So have yall ever taken the time and done the numbers to show in comparison how much more money yall would make if you reduced prices on things? $100 for a 999 item in a room? That's practically murder. And while I understand it's one of the hardest items in this game to obtain, if you reduced that price to let's say even half of that, you could seriously increase the amount of revenue just simply by more people feeling obligated to buy it since it's so cheap in comparison to what it was. Lowering prices = more revenue. And I'm sure you've heard this a million times. And while I admire that yall have a yoga station at work, let's look at common sense as far as pricing. You are charging prices for items on a virtual game that are outrageous. The typical person makes anywhere from 1,000 to 1,400/mo. On average. Once you account for all bills and everything to survive, theres not much left. And you wanna charge people $100(999), $500(499) and $30(desk).. just saying but that's peoples grocery money. Ooo but then you have to also account that college students may work part time. Now part time could bring checks down to anywhere from 400 to 800/mo. Less people buy things for this reason. Lowering prices is gonna make more people WANT to buy because they could actually maybe afford it then.
And since yall are cracking down on bento trades for irl cash. When you inevitably start selling bentos are you gonna slaughter us with that too. I'm assuming yall will roughly price it at $5 compared to the $0.60 they were initially being sold for.
I am not complaining, though it may sound this way. I just wanna throw out some things that has everyone wondering. Of course, pay roll cost need to be accounted for as well as work incentives, office supplies, software, systems, etc. But I'm curious how much do yall make during black friday compared to say any other day? Since prices on some things go down then? Theres no way via google I've found to access that kind of info to make a point.
But needless to say I'm curious. Lemme use an example. Most people have less than $5 in their account but dont wanna buy a kini because it doesn't pay out as much and let's face it, kinis kinda suck (no one gets hella excited for those). However let's say you brought cat prices down so they were roughly $4/USD. More people would be inclined to buy a cat because its higher payout. So you went from one buyer out of seven. To probably 5/7.
so where 's that desire come up?
.. but I will answer some also ..from this post forward... ty
