I came across 3 espresso machines recently…
Good ($399.99) → most people buy
Better ($499.99) → best value
Best ($799.99) → premium experience
After 25+ years in retail, this isn’t random —
it’s how stores guide your decision.
Which would you choose?
@frasercreator Most products don’t fail because they’re bad… they’re just priced or positioned wrong. I have
seen it all the time from the buying side.
@AnitaWilfr25818@tha_edoboy Most products don’t fail because they’re bad… they’re just priced or positioned wrong. I have
seen it all the time from the buying side.
@marcuslemonis Most products don’t fail because they’re bad…
they’re just priced or positioned wrong. I have
seen it all the time from the buying side,
After 25+ years in retail buying, here’s the truth:
Most products don’t fail because they’re bad…
They fail because:
priced wrong
positioned wrong
or just not what buyers are looking for
I’ve managed $800M+ .
If you want real feedback — I’m opening a few 1:1 calls.
Here’s what most people get wrong…
Not everything expensive is worth it — but some things are.
If I had $150 to spend:
• Great everyday sneakers
• Quality basics
• A simple, well-made jacket
What’s something you’ve spent more on that was actually worth it?
Stopped into World Market and these caught my eye…
Cupcake candles and they actually look even better in person.
At $14.99, this feels underpriced.
After 25+ years in retail, when something looks high end and priced right, it usually sells out.
Similar options below:⬇️
After 25+ years in retail buying (The TJX Companies, Saks), I know what actually sells — and what doesn’t.
Open to a few 1:1 calls for:
• Brands
• Anyone unsure about product/pricing
No fluff, just real insight.
30 min – $99
45 min – $149
DM me if interested.
Moments like this are exactly why I started “Jeff’s Finest Discoveries.”
After 25+ years in retail buying, I’ve seen firsthand how pricing, promotions, and customer experience should work — and when they don’t.
I rec'd a promotional offer for 4 comp nights, $900 resort credit, and $4,500 in Freeplay. I was later told the $4,500 was a system error and it was removed from my account. I’ve received multiple emails with this offer, would appreciate a review. @MGMResortsIntl@Cosmopolitan_LV
@Cosmopolitan_LV Quick update on my MGM situation:
After raising concerns about a promotional offer that was initially pulled back, @MGMResortsIntl and @Cosmopolitan_LV have confirmed they will honor it in full — as advertised.
Credit where it’s due, they made it right.