Discount Expectation Churn
Definition
Price-conscious consumers (Gen Z/millennials) abandon non-discounted stock, forcing wholesalers into reactive closeouts amid multi-channel comparison.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 33% average expected discount; 76% consumers expect >10% off, risking full lost sale
- Frequency: Key events: Cyber Monday (56%), Prime Day (64%), Christmas (54%)
- Root Cause: Manual pricing lacks real-time visibility across online/offline channels
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Wholesale Footwear supply chain in Australia 🇦🇺 loses deals to price-sensitive churn. Automation of markdown timing captures 54% Cyber Monday demand.
Affected Stakeholders
Marketing Manager, E-commerce Lead, Account Manager
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Markdown Pricing Revenue Erosion
Closeout Inventory Capacity Lockup
Defective Product Chargebacks
Vendor Chargeback Disputes
Premium Pricing on Drop Ship Orders
High Return Costs from Sizing Issues
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