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What’s The Difference Between Discounts & Advertised Discounts?
A discount is a price reduction that EDITED has tracked. A product will be identified as being discounted if the price of any SKU drops below the highest price EDITED has ever tracked for that product.
An advertised discount is where a retailer tells their customer that the price of a product has dropped. In the screenshot below, the retailer is advertising 50% off the previous price:
FAQ: The number of products with an Advertised Discount is different to the number of products with a Discount. Why is this?