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Jumia Gives Away Goodies



Its barely 4 days away to the end of the year and Jumia Ghana is giving out goodies to online shoppers during this festivity. Just like santa, Jumia is spreading the discount love to all shoppers to enjoy up to 70% off on items in their ongoing Christmas store sales.
This year’s Christmas Store have all items ranging from fashion, electronics, gifts, home appliances etc. Jumia says ‘the best place to shop for this festivity is Jumia’s Christmas store’. Jumia wants its customers to shop right during this holidays to avoid over spending hence it has seized the opportunity to educate shoppers on how to make use of some basic shopping tips to avoid them going broke.
How to Shop Right
Outline your needs: Knowing what you actually need, is a good way to start your shopping. Pen down all items you are sure to need during this festivity. By making a list, you are fixing your gaze on that which is important so to avoid impulse buying.
Shop on Budget: Allocate an approximate amount to each item you have purposed to buy. Try your possible best to reduce the possibility of over spending the allocations in the budget. Plan to bargain on items that are ‘bargain-able’ especially if you are shopping from an offline traditional market.
Stick to your list: Try as much as possible to stick to the list you have created for your shopping. In as much as you might have forgotten to add some items to your shopping list, resist the urge of impulse buying by planning to go without them if possible.
Look for discounts: Discount shops such as Jumia Ghana can help you save a lot of money this season. Look for discount shops with quality product and get up to 70% discount off on items on your list.
Shop online: For convenience, online shops such as Jumia is ready to reduce your stress by asking you to place an online order for those items you need. Your items will be shipped and delivered at your door step wherever you are. Since these items will be going to one location, you might get discounts on the delivery. This helps you avoid the hassle of an offline market and help save money for other equally important stuff.
Shop early, save money: Festivities often affect changes in price of items. Most times, because items are high in demand, prices tend to shoot up. To avoid its impact on your budget, it is advisable to shop early to save money; because you might not get all the discounts you might be aiming at on all the items you have on your list.
Take advantage of Promotional sales: One way to save big is to take advantage of promotional sales that abounds during festivities. Both offline and online shops will be ready to give huge discounts on flash sales and Xmas sales. Prioritize these outlets and get your needs sorted for the season.
Buy a gift for someone: Selflessness is the blueprint of love that Christmas brings. If you aren’t sure what to buy, you can play the ‘guess what I bought for you this christmas’ game. The person will be eager to know what you bought. Let the person guess and say all that he or she needs for Christmas. Then you have a fair idea what the person wants. Choose from the most affordable and buy for the person.
Budget for uncertainties: Uncertainties are unplanned activities whether pleasant or unpleasant. To be on the safer side, set aside an amount to rely on should there be any unplanned activity. This will go a long way to help you in the next few weeks of the next month if that budget ends up untouched.

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