Did for me. I just asked.Really? Do they match if you reference the online price?
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Did for me. I just asked.Really? Do they match if you reference the online price?
I have often had to tell an SA that something was on sale "on the website". Sometimes they simply do not know (as far as I can tell) and are happy to double check and give me the sale price. No harm, no foul.I didn't ask but no sale was offered.
I'm so glad you used the word psychology because that is what most sales and marketing are based on, getting you to do things that you would normally not do (i.e. purchase shoes you do not necessarily need).Thoughts on sales: it's psychology.
If I tell you that you're getting a 400 dollar pair of shoes for 30 percent off, so for 280, it seems like an amazing deal. If I just set the normal price at 280, it seems like the shoes aren't premium.
I don't want Allen Edmonds to become Edward Green and sell boots for 1600, so I love sales, but that's how it goes psychologically.
That being said, I'd love a pair of Edward green. Lol
Stop. Please. This statement is so far off from reality, it discredits anything you say.I'm so glad you used the word psychology because that is what most sales and marketing are based on, getting you to do things that you would normally not do (i.e. purchase shoes you do not necessarily need).
Stop. Please. This statement is so far off from reality, it discredits anything you say.
Let's all leave the armchair psychology for another time and place and go back to posting all about AE shoes. We'll all be much better off for it.
Sincerely,
Donkey
(20+ years in Marketing)
Or need, but often do not realize they need the (fill in the blank).Sales, Marketing, and Advertising are all strategies/tactics/campaigns meant to separate people from their money in trade for stuff they often do not need.
I seem to have a fit problem with my strands. My left shoe has a different fit than the right. The left flares out a bit when I wear it. My foot seems to pushing at the edge which the right doesn’t do.
Does anyone else have this issue? Wondering if the left shoe was made a little different or if my left foot is causing this. They are seconds and it could actually be the reason they are.
I was searching for shoe squeak and found your post. I had the same across the top of the foot with a single monk strap. A tiny bit of mink oil did the trick.I know the Tate isn’t loved much, but anyone have experience with a squeaky chukka? Seems it’s near the lacing but it might be within the shoe construction. Basically wondering if it’ll stick around. If they’re forever squeaky than I don’t want to deal with them
I'm not sure what to tell you because my wife keeps telling me to stop buying the same style and color of shoe.I was just thinking about my collection and realized that I am about 20% strand/stand pattern shoes. Is my portfolio unbalanced?
Unbalanced? Sir, Your damn collection is to die for or kill for!! You have a taste of everything.I was just thinking about my collection and realized that I am about 20% strand/stand pattern shoes. Is my portfolio unbalanced?
Answer depends upon what size you are and the likelihood that I can purloin rare shell strands from your rotation.I was just thinking about my collection and realized that I am about 20% strand/stand pattern shoes. Is my portfolio unbalanced?
Took a few quick photos just after I left the AE store near Union Square (SF). Here is one top down.Beautiful! Do you have any top down photos? Interested in how the green Landon with the light welt looks from above.
Fix.....those......laces, please?Took a few quick photos just after I left the AE store near Union Square (SF). Here is one top down.