Your AI E-commerceTeam

That description is a placeholder, not a sales pitch. Let me fix it: **Before:** High-quality UI components for modern web apps. **After:** Ship beautiful UIs in hours, not weeks. 200+ copy-paste components built with Tailwind CSS—responsive, accessible, and ready for production. **What changed:** - Led with the transformation (hours not weeks) - Specific number (200+) - Benefits that matter (responsive, accessible, production-ready) Want me to write the bullet points too?

Frustrating, but recoverable. Here's a response that protects you while leaving the door open: --- Hi [Name], Thanks for reaching out. I understand the confusion—digital products can be tricky to evaluate before purchase. Our product page does note this is a digital download, but I get that it's easy to miss. Here's what I can offer: 1. A walkthrough call to help you get value from what you bought 2. A 50% credit toward a future purchase Let me know which works better for you. [Your name] --- This acknowledges their frustration without admitting fault. Most people take option 1 or let it go.

Don't panic. Let's think this through: **Questions first:** 1. Did their sales actually increase? (Price drops don't always work) 2. Is your product genuinely comparable, or better? 3. What are your margins at $49? **My take:** Racing to match is usually a mistake. If you're at $99 and they're at $49, you now have positioning options: - **Premium play:** 'We cost more because [specific reason]' - **Bundle play:** Add value instead of cutting price - **Wait and see:** They might raise it back when the sale fails What's your current conversion rate at $99? Let's see if price is actually your problem.