The Pro-procrastinators Of Christmas Shopping
Before the pandemic, it was easy to get
lost in the hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping. Stores were packed and there
was parking lot madness. Now we mostly sit in the comfort of our homes ordering
things online. What’s the downside, you ask? There’s a lot much hustle and
bustle online.
With so much information out there, it’s no
wonder that we are constantly being persuaded to make instantaneous
purchases. If I google search watches
one day, the next day I’m almost certainly going to see a watch ad when I open
Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and the like. Advertising has become subliminal
in many ways because it is such a constant force, especially during Christmas. How
many times have we heard the terms “stocking stuffers” and “last minute deals”
and “season of giving” during the holidays? Every year. Smart shoppers can weed
through the unnecessary and get what they want.
And with shipping transits going from 3-5
business days to the next day or even same day shipping, more and more people
are becoming last minute gift shoppers. Stores and retailers are taking notice
of the Pro-procrastinators. What makes them a pro, you ask? There are tons of
last-minute online offers from a lot of stores. Almost everyone has a Christmas
Sale going on, so you can find great steals on many items. The pro-procrastinators
can find the deal and get their gifts in time for Christmas; they are online
shopping experts.
Duffelbags.com is one of the many stores
offering holiday deals. You can save up to an additional 20% off on duffle bags, wheeled duffels, soft coolers with coupon
code: CHRISTMAS. Christmas is here, don’t wait any longer.