Cheaper isn't necessarily better. When is it not a good idea to buy cheap!

1. CHEAPEST
ISN’T
ALWAYS
THE BEST
YOU
DONKEY!

2. SO WHY DO PEOPLE BELIEVE IT IS?
Quality costs money – we all know that.
But sometimes we get away with paying less
for our goods and that makes us feel good
at the time, leaving a psychological
impression that cheaper is better.

3. WE ALL WANT TO SAVE MONEY

4. OF COURSE WE ALL WANT TO SAVE MONEY
But buying cheap can often cost you more
in the long run.
Cheap stuff can often seem like a bargain,
but if you take paint for example you often
need to use more to get the same coverage
as a more expensive brand.
.

5. Seriously, buy cheaper if you want to, but it
is like burning money (and deep down you
know it is).

6. CHEAP WORDS
I used to do a lot of copywriting and got sick
of people turning words into a cheap
commodity.
If you want something like cheap writing, be
prepared to not get the results you are
wanting!
Same goes for just about any cheap product
or service.

7. WHEN IT COMES
TO SAFETY
NEVER BUY
CHEAP

8. WHEN YOU CAN NEVER DO CHEAPER
NEVER buy anything cheap where safety is
concerned. For example, second hand car
seats or boosters, buy the better more
expensive ones ... they could save your
childs life!

9. I’VE BOUGHT
CHEAP
AND REGRETTED
IT

10. WE’VE ALL DONE IT!
Don't get me wrong, I sometimes buy
cheaper stuff (but usually where it's not an
important purchase, something that I didn’t
need that big brand quality for) and I'm sure
I'm saved a small fortune over the years.

11. WE’VE ALL DONE IT!
I’ve been victim to the scenario where I've
bought cheap and regretted it when I've got
home.
But how do you know when you should buy
the more expensive version?

12. AFFORDABILITY
If you’re going to use the item frequently,
you need the quality or the more expensive
item just appeals to you more, go ahead
and get it as long as you can afford it.
The key is being able to afford it.

13. THAT’S ALL GOODBYE

14. THAT’S ALL FOLKS
Just wanted to make sure we were now all
happy with the fact that to get something of
a good enough quality, you need to spend
the cash.
Goodbye
Andrew