Contest Alert ...... My bargaining strategy.

Bargaining in business refers to a negotiation between a buyer and a seller about a price that satisfies both parties. It is actually a form of communication and skill, where the buyer tries to buy at a lower price and the seller wants to sell at a higher price. Bargaining plays an important role not only in the market or shop, but also in business contracts, land sales, and even job negotiations. To be a good bargainer, patience, confidence, and knowing how to apply the right strategy at the right time are essential.

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Personally, I think I am a fairly good bargainer. Because, I check the quality of the product before buying, have an idea of the market price, and always talk about the price calmly. Some strategies are usually effective in bargaining—for example, first letting the seller say his asking price, then gradually making my own offer, demanding a lower price by mentioning the product's defects or alternatives, and keeping the discussion light with laughter and humor if necessary. This makes the seller more interested in reducing the price rather than getting upset.

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Now the question arises—should all products be subject to bargaining? In my opinion, bargaining is not applicable to all products. For example, supermarkets, big brand stores or fixed-price products usually do not have the opportunity to bargain. Because in these cases, the price is fixed according to the fixed price policy. However, bargaining is often effective in local markets, fairs or open shops. In my opinion, bargaining should be within a certain limit, but bargaining too much can also be unfair to the seller.

Many people buy things at higher prices due to not knowing how to bargain. I myself have been a victim of this more than once in my life. Especially when going to a new market or traveling to a foreign place, where there is little idea about local market prices, it is easy to pay more. I regret it later when I realize that if I had bargained a little, maybe the same thing could have been found much cheaper.

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Finally, bargaining is not just about price, but a kind of art of communication. It boosts our confidence, saves money and helps us become conscious consumers in real life. Therefore, learning to bargain is essential for everyone, because if used correctly, it can be beneficial in many areas of our lives.

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