Mystery Deals aren’t such a mystery

In the hot beauty/clothing industry there has been a trend to offer “mystery deals”. The play works similar to a lotto ticket you scratch, click or open to see the percentage of savings you’ll receive. Once such example is a recent promotion by Philosophy, the pitch is you could receive 10, 15 or 25 percent off.

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Looking at the click data though tells an entirely different story. The link after Philosophy’s ESP digests the click data sends us to this landing page:

http://www.philosophy.com/november-mystery-cheer/november-mystery-cheer,en_US,pg.html?cm_mmc=pmd-_-nov13-_-mystery-sale-cheer25-rs2-_-L05

You can ignore their campaign tracking data: ?cm_mmc=pmd--nov13--mystery-sale-cheer25-rs2-_-L05

Lets just look at this page

http://www.philosophy.com/november-mystery-cheer/november-mystery-cheer,en_US,pg.html

Who wants to make a bet that everyone in the campaign receive their max allowable discount of 25%? I consider this mystery solved.
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