US Retailers Rush To Promote Sales Opportunities By Catching Up With Business Opportunities

In order to seize the business opportunities of the annual shopping season, major retailers in the United States have launched various clever promotional tools to try to make a full pot in the second shopping season of the year.

The promotions of the biggest discount retailer, Kat Matt, are free vaccinations for loyal members who spend more than 100 dollars.

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Nave) gift bags and OfficeMax coupons for customers who spend a certain amount of money; the third largest United States chain department store giant Penney Company has launched a free haircut service, with more than 703 thousand reservations;

Chain brand A&F provides a customer raffle award, including 100 iPad gifts cards and free travel.

The opening season is the second largest shopping season in the United States after Christmas holidays. According to a report released in July by the National Retail Federation, many American parents who had thrifty spending last year would be more willing to buy clothes during the school season this year, and the consumption volume is expected to increase by 22% over the same period last year, reaching 83 billion 800 million dollars, the highest since 10 years ago.

In addition, the International Shopping Center Association also pointed out that the increasing number of students in the United States will effectively stimulate sales in the first quarter of this year. According to the statistics of the center for education statistics, the enrollment of students from kindergarten to grade 12 is expected to rise to a new high of 54 million 900 thousand this autumn, an increase of 159 thousand over last year, and it will keep increasing year by year before 2020.

Personal consumption expenditure accounts for about 70% of the US total economic growth and is the main driving force of the US economic growth. Economists generally believe that the quality of the recovery of the US economy will ultimately depend on the strength of the recovery of consumption.