Black Friday 2022: How Takealot Plans To Make You Buy Things You Don’t Need
Dust off those credit cards, South Africa, and prepare to buy things you don’t need at prices that aren’t that much of a saving., will once more lead the charge this year as the county’s biggest online retailer., it will host its first-ever 24-hour marathon live shopping event on Black Friday:
Of course, just one day of shopping FOMO isn’t enough so there will also be a Blue Dot Sale, or Takealot Day, on Tuesday, November 29. That will come just after what has been dubbed ‘Cyber Monday’, which falls on November 28. Takealot is easy to single out as the largest online retailer in the country but the methods are the same across the board.has a great article on how this FOMO plays a big role in our decision-making:
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