327 Turn “Sold Out” Into Your Best Marketing Tool

Season 1 Episode 327

**What if you stopped hiding your “sold out” signs—and started using them as a marketing advantage?**

Last week, while I was restocking products in our online store, I noticed a few items were still showing from the previous week—greyed out because they had sold out.

My first instinct? Clean them up.

But then I had a lightbulb moment: What if I left them there on purpose?

Because “Sold Out” sends a message—actually, several. And in this episode, I’m going to show you how to turn sold-out items into one of the most powerful, persuasive, no-cost marketing strategies on your farm.

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Published on 14 hours ago