A strong demand for bigger homes and secure communities in a good neighbourhood has resulted in a high number of sales during the festive season. Moreover, as the festive season brings about a lot of positivity and cheer, project developers are promoting their projects by offering huge discounts and incentives.
Low inventory
It can be stressful to run low on inventory during the festive season. The good news is that the problem doesn’t have to be severe. You can fix your inventory problems with a few simple tips. These tips will help you have a less stressful holiday season. Many local retailers are constantly playing catch-up with their inventory levels. As the season approaches, they realize demand for their products is high. To ensure that you never run out of stock, it’s important to understand how your inventory levels work and find a system that works for you.
The first step is to forecast demand. The holiday season is a time when demand for certain products spikes and retailers have to prepare for this. Retailers who plan ahead can reduce back-orders and maximize their sales.
Strong buyer sentiment
The festive season offers many reasons for optimism in the real estate industry. While the overall market may still be weak, key indicators are on the upswing. The festive season can be especially helpful in pushing the market to a faster recovery. However, there are a few pitfalls to avoid to make the most of the festive season.
The festive season is traditionally a time when people are most likely to invest in real estate. Developers typically roll out interesting offers to attract buyers. Many people are also motivated to buy a new home due to the festive season, which is considered a very auspicious time for home purchases. Moreover, the NRI community has shown strong preference for plotted developments, which has prompted a flood of new developers into the sector. As a result, developers are confident that the festive season will boost sales over the coming quarters.
Less competition
The festive season is a time when consumer goods manufacturers see a big increase in sales. Demand for high-end products is likely to be higher, and prices will rise to reflect that. However, this season also presents some challenges for manufacturers. While some companies have been able to make a profit in recent years, others have not.
Despite the challenges, the festive season presents an incredible opportunity for sellers to expand their business and boost their sales. Small business owners should take full advantage of the season to maximize profits and satisfy a growing demand. However, the festive season can also be a taxing time for new sellers. In order to make the most of this time, sellers must follow some tips that will help them survive the holiday rush and deliver a frictionless experience to their customers.
Increased demand
Consumer electronics companies are expecting a bumper festive season sales. Starting from Onam in Kerala, the festive season includes Dussehra and Durga Puja, and ends with Diwali in October. Sales during this season are expected to account for about one-third of the total value of the industry’s sales for the year. Despite rising input costs, supply chain problems, and the Covid-19 virus, the industry is optimistic that festive season sales will surpass last year’s levels.
However, holiday sales will depend on the state of the economy and monsoon. Several factors will influence the festive sales this year, including the consumer’s attitude towards the brand. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the festive season, Godrej executives are cautiously optimistic about the retail market in both the premium and mass markets.
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