10 Secret Ways Costco Tricks You Into Buying More Than Just Food

Описание: List of the top 10 reasons why you spend so much money at Costco. They are sneaky ways Costco gets you to spend more money. The ultimate guide to how Costco tricks you into spending more money.
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Since 1983, Costco has made its name as the place to go for bulk items at low prices. The membership-only warehouse club, which was founded in Seattle, Washington, has become a huge force. As of 2018, Costco has 768 stores worldwide and has more than 94 million members around the world. Chances are you know a Costco addict.

Costco is so much fun to shop at, and that is why we can get pretty carried away in there. But we know that all good things come at a price, and in Costco's case, that price is the amount of money you end up spending. Here are the top 10 reasons why you spend so much money at Costco.

It is incredible how Costco manages to keep their prices so low. Costco has built a reputation as the place to go for big items at low prices possible. If you enjoyed this video list of the top 10 reasons why you spend so much money at Costco. Comment #costco #grocerystores #warehousestores

TIMESTAMPS:
0:25 Buying Bulk
1:57 Free Food Samples
3:32 The Costco Layout
5:12 Aisle Sales
6:43 Big Ticket Items at Costco
8:08 Costco’s Return Policy
9:37 Treasure Hunting at Costco 
10:52 The Costco Food Court
12:05 Rotisserie Chicken Is a Loss Leader
13:31 Costco Membership

SUMMARIES:
Costco has built a profitable business for the last 30 years solely on the fact that they are a large-scale warehouse selling bulk food and cheap household goods.
The proven fact that not only does a free food sample translate to increased sales of more than 30%, but it makes for more loyal customers who in turn buy more goods.
Costco’s easy store layout and simplicity is how they get you.
At the forefront of each aisle that you will find the best sales.
The most expensive big-ticket items are right in front of the store as soon as you enter.
By allowing customers more time to return items, it dissuades customers into actually returning the product even if they don’t need it.
Costco has also been known to switch up entire aisles from time to time, placing them in completely different areas, sending you on an elaborate treasure hunt to look for your favorite goods.
Walk into just about any Costco and you'll see the food court placed right up at the front.
Once you have tasted the $4.99 rotisserie chicken at Costco you will be hooked for sure.
The last and most profitable way Costco gets you to spend more money is by paying for membership fees.

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