MemeLord23
So I heard someone say you can drop a campaign, like you drop a new album? But reverse it?
MemeLord23
So I heard someone say you can drop a campaign, like you drop a new album? But reverse it?
TrendyTina
Wait, reverse drop? You mean like… start with high prices and then lower them bit by bit? Sounds wild but kinda genius.
ZoomerZara
Yeah, saw a quote somewhere: ‘Reverse drops can create FOMO in a backward way.’ What does that even mean?!
CoffeeCulture
Remember when that streetwear brand did a reverse drop? Prices started at $200 and then they sold out faster at $50. Guess people love a bargain but hate waiting.
DigitalDino
Tbh, with Reverse Drops, it’s like playing on impatience. You either buy at the top or hope it survives till the bottom. Strategy and suspense… it’s like Squid Game for shoppers!
EcoElliott
But like… is it sustainable? Encouraging people to wait + buy = more overproduction maybe?
OpinionatedOllie
Someone claimed reverse drops can actually make products more exclusive somehow. It’s the anticipation, they said. Thoughts?
ChillCleo
Sounds like a risky AF game but kinda like it. Brands gotta keep us on our toes, right?
StudiousSam
I think it makes sense if you’re targeting millennials + Gen Z. Studies say we love games and suspense in shopping experiences.
Lo-FiLila
But seriously, how many brands are brave enough to try this? Thinking of anyone beyond indie streetwear?
TechieTyler
Read a case study where a tech startup did this with their app launches. First week was $99, then $29. Got crazy engagement and social media buzz.
VintageViolet
Okay, but what about perception? Reverse pricing seems like a trust game with your audience. Who tried it IRL?
KookyKira
I saw this thing from a marketing guru: ‘Reverse drops are like anti-gravity narratives.’ Is this Gen Z’s campaign revolution?
LurkerLeo
I think it’s just hype. Cool idea but imagine the backlash if not executed well. Seen too many flops to trust it fully.
SavvySteve
Someone said it could work with concert tickets if you drop prices closer to the event date. Instant sell-out madness or nah?