If I offer a 10% or more discount on my FREE SHIPPING item(s) do I indicate that the discount only applies to the actual cost of the item and does not include a discount on shipping?
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StarChild3 Reputation: 23 See StarChild3's booth |
Hello @StarChild3,
Thanks for reaching out and sorry for the confusion. If you have set a discount or item markdown in the batch editor (“My Booth > Batch edit items”), the discount will be applied to the item cost. For item markdowns, buyers will see a slash through the original price. You can read more about item markdowns [URL removed]
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Since the listings have free shipping, there would not be any discounted shipping prices reflected.
Hope that helps!
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Katyoke Reputation: 1512 See Katyoke's booth |
All discounts that are set up in the Booth Options, apply to item prices…
Exception is the combined shipping discount set up in your booth setting>>>discounts and coupons
However, if the items are set up with shipping included (ie Free shipping) then the discount will be on the price set up…since there is no way to indicated which portion of the price is item price and which is shipping price…
If you want to have a discount on only the item price, you will have to separate the shipping out of the cost, other wise just lower the costs in your booth…and put a ‘blurb’ in your listing that the prices are discounted…
Also, why would you have to indicate that the discount is for items only…that is usually a given for discounts…(except again combined shipping discounts)
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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