Shein It has become one of the most famous and well-known clothing stores in the world for its low prices, although its commerce is mostly electronic and its purchases are online. Although we can find the cheapest items, consumers continue searching and sharing offers and discountsas is the case of @socialmario.
Social networks have been flooded in recent years with advertising posts from Shein, founded in Guangzhou, Chinain 2008, and influencers who use their products or buy their clothes. Their popularity is due to the great offer they have, in addition to the prices of your items. In addition, its website offers numerous discounts and its users they keep discovering tricks.
For his part, the well-known content creator Mario @socialmario shared with his followers his experience when buying at the popular Chinese store, but he also wanted reveal some of your secrets to get additional discounts on future orders. He youtuberwhich has more than 370,000 subscribers, published on YouTube “what shein “he doesn’t want you to know”.
In his publication, he simulates a conversation between buyer and seller to explain the situation more simply. “Sir, if you want to save money, what I recommend is that you use our application, put the items in the basket and wait a few days Let’s see if the price goes down or if we offer you some kind of discount,” he begins. In addition, he adds that it is important to be “very attentive on Wednesdays” since they launch new offers “and on Sundays” since sometimes, they do “free shipping “.
The content creator’s strategy is based on “abandon the shopping cart“for a few days after having added the items and the prices drop, offering a better offer from the company so as not to waste the user, who would end up buying the products. This secret is added to the many that have been shared on social networks in recent years.
In addition, @socialmario published another video in which he explained how to get clothes from Shein completely freesomething that would interest many of its regular buyers. This occurs when the “free trial” option appears below the item in question in exchange for writing a review about its “quality, fabric or fit.”
