• Field: Real estate, Youth

• Why: current news about housing prices in VN, give saving and investment advice

• Suggested content structure:

  - House prices reality

  - Youth’s average financial status

  - What should young people do to afford a house?

• Suggested source: Podcast Tài chính cá nhân | Người trẻ, vốn ít, mua nhà thế nào? | VnExpress, https://vietnamnet.vn/en/housing-prices-in-vn-young-people-need-20-25-years-to-afford-a-house-2421802.html

Title: Vietnam surpasses Bangkok on the path to become a financial center.

Why do you choose this topic: up-to-date, positive, surprising, we can make a line chart from the data in this news

Content structure:

1. How do they evaluate whether a country is a financial center

2. Analyze more specific based on provided data

3. What VN has done to achieve this rank

Source: https://e.vnexpress.net/news/business/economy/hcmc-rises-3-places-in-global-financial-center-ranking-surpasses-bangkok-4944913.html

Hanoi Residents Use Boats to Cope with Waist-Deep Floods

Field / Aspect

Environment / Urban Flooding

Reason for Choosing

• Shocking: City streets turned into rivers.

• Up-to-date: A current event caused by heavy rains.

• Educational: Shows impacts of storms and weak drainage.

Content Structure

1. What happened: Heavy rain from Storm Bualoi flooded many Hanoi streets; water rose up to 60 cm.

2. Scenes: People used boats, rafts, and pushed motorbikes through water; houses in low areas were submerged.

3. Causes: Rainfall in some places reached nearly 200 mm, overwhelming the drainage system.

4. Response: Pumping stations worked to lower water levels but could not keep up everywhere.

5. Impact: Daily life disrupted—commuting, schooling, and living conditions affected.

6. Takeaway: Hanoi needs stronger flood prevention and urban planning for extreme weather.

   https://e.vnexpress.net/photo/environment/hanoi-residents-battle-waist-deep-floods-with-boats-and-rafts-4945430.html

-Why dollars dominance persist:

+No alternatives match the stability, liquidity and network efftects.

+Most Asia Currency such as Japan Yen are lack of depth and broad trust.

-Why is it a problem:

+High GDP countries such as Korea, China and Japan depend heavily on Dollars for trading and finance.

+This dependency could lead to another crisis such as 1997-1998 crisis.

-Solutions:

+Set up local currency agreement.

+Internationalization of Asia Currency.

+Stronger regional Finance network.

Ref:https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/asian-policymakers-must-focus-on-managing-vulnerabilities-not-displacing-dollar-by-yasuto-watanabe-and-hiro-ito-2025-09

• Field: business, fnb

• Why: new, can learn from Luck in strategy

• Structure:

  Luck in and its sucess in America market

  How does Luck in surpass Starbucks?

• Suggested source: https://youtu.be/cqDvnmMswXA?si=C905DUlg3Podh0vv

Title: More requirements for villages exporting handicrafts

Why: up-to-date, practical

Structure:

1. Crafting opportunities

2. From tradition to triumph

   (follow the outline of original source)

   
   

 (Oct 11, 2025 by Dinh Van)

• Field: Traffic, applied AI

• Why: Hot, in HCM, up to date, directly related to us.

• Content structure:

• The operation and result: 31 cameras, on …roads. Detecting violations… 31000 violations.

• Future goals and expansion: planning to expand AI monitor up to 20 types of traffic violations. Tested system in Hanoi

• Feeling: as a traffic participant in HCM, feeling … (responsible, contributing to a smart and civilized city), also understand the importance of AI in real life situations.

• Ref: https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/traffic/ai-cameras-hit-ho-chi-minh-city-streets-catching-thousands-of-violators-4949461.html

• The survey: by CareerViet and Amco Vietnam, the 12th annual survey… Over 88,100 participants - working professionals…

• Top employers for Large companies: Vinamilk….

• Top employers for Medium-sized companies:...

• Suggest 3S, balance in company.

• Feeling: can gain more insight about famous companies → choose future careers

  Ref:https://e.vnexpress.net/news/business/companies/vietnam-s-100-best-employers-to-work-for-in-2025-4949728.html

Title: Are rare earth tariffs reigniting the US–China trade war?

Why choose: Current global issue, politically significant, impacts global supply chains

Content Structure:

Why the US imposed tariffs on China’s rare earth materials

How this move could affect global economics and technology industries

What strategies countries and businesses should adopt in response

Source:

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/10/us/politics/trump-xi-china-tariffs-rare-earth.html

Why the U.S. government has shut down?

-Failed on an agreement on funding the operating of the goverment.

-Arguments on overspending in certain fields such as healthcare, insurrance.

The Consequences

-Thousand of governmental employees stop working or work without payment.

-Private firms with governmental funds halted.

-Flights delayed or cancel leads to loss of bilions per second.

-Economic department stops working lead to a "black out" in GDP data, harder to assess the economy.

ref:https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crrj1znp0pyo

Title: A Degree, but No Job: New Grads Face Tough Market

Why: reality for young people, a wake-up call

Structure:

1. Current situation

2. Reasons

3. Impact

Nowsday, diamonds are among the most luxurious items with bilions dollars generated per year, but it's price isn't based on the natural rarity, but a succesful marketing strategy of De Beers through monopoly, advertising campaign and market control.

A comparison between gold and diamond:

Gold is naturally rare and valuable due to its practical uses and stable global demand. Gold holds steady value and industrial importance, whereas diamonds have limited practical use and typically weaker resale value.

De Beers Stategies:

• Monopoly: Acquired ownership or influence over most major diamond mines in Africa at one point controlling up to 90% of the global diamond supply.

• Advertising: "A diamond is forever" is one of the most iconic ads slogan, linking diamond to an icon of eternal love.

• Market control: Discouraged the development of a strong secondhand market, ensuring consumers rarely sold diamonds — keeping primary market demand high.

Ref:

• https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/10/07/3162391/0/en/Diamond-Mining-Market-Size-to-Surpass-USD-85-63-Billion-by-2032-Due-to-Surging-Demand-for-Luxury-Diamond-Jewelry-and-High-Investments-SNS-Insider.html

• https://blog.jake.co.uk/a-diamond-is-forever-history-of-diamond-marketing/

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Beers?utm_source=chatgpt.com

2. Reason: up-to-date news about the f&b market

3. Content structure:

• The number of F&B outlets fell 7.1% compared to 2024.

• Main causes: higher prices for ingredients, rent, and labor; new tax and invoice regulations; and weak management of small businesses.

• Experts suggest restaurants diversify income, such as producing packaged food.

  Ref:

• https://en.sggp.org.vn/over-50000-food-and-beverage-outlets-shut-down-in-vietnam-amid-rising-costs-post121032.html

Title: Business households anxious over shift from presumptive tax to self-declaration

Why choose: 

The reform affects millions of household businesses in Vietnam, bringing sweeping changes to tax compliance, digital tools, and business structure. 

Content Structure:

Why the change is happening: the shift from lump-sum/presumptive tax to self-declaration from January 1, 2026

Impact on business households: costs of digital tools & accounting, fear of penalties, issues with receipts/invoices, mindset change. 

Recommendations:

guidance & training for household businesses, free or affordable software, simplified procedures, phased implementation. 

Source:

https://vietnamnet.vn/en/business-households-anxious-over-shift-from-presumptive-tax-to-self-declaration-2451353.html

Title: A “Happy Meal” promotion exposes Japan's growing unease with foreigners – Bloomberg

Why choose: The story combines marketing strategy (a limited-edition campaign by McDonald’s Japan), social dynamics (xenophobia and local attitudes toward outsiders), and broader cultural implications in Japan’s changing society.

Content Structure:

Why the promotion triggered a backlash

How this reflects deeper concerns

What should/unfold next

Source:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-10-23/a-happy-meal-pokemon-promotion-exposes-japan-s-growing-unease-with-foreigners?srnd=homepage-asia&embedded-checkout=true

Title: Are We Entering an AI Investment Bubble?

why: informative, build understanding of AI wave

Structure:

1. Introduce the AI booming

2. Signs of a Bubble Forming

3. Compare with 1980s Japanese bubble and dot-com bubble (1996–2001) (short and simple)

4. Conclusion

source: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/ai-bubble-market-signals-to-watch-by-dambisa-moyo-2025-10

Why: knowing the history, innovations of food preservation

Content structure:

1. Origins & Early Innovations

2. Home Canning & Technological Advances

3. Science, Safety & Modern Relevance

The first Economy: Barter

• A limited, direct exchange relationships of products ( Fishs of a fisher exchange for breads of a farmer).

• Short economic cycle: Consumpt after purchasing and no suply chain.

• No surplus storage.

• lost its effectiveness easily when the economy expanded into local, rather than personal.

Imagine three people:

1. Potter – has pots, wants fish.

2. Fisher – has fish, wants bread.

3. Farmer – has bread, wants pots.

->An exchange relationships could not happened because they dont want eachother products.

The appearance of First money: A represent shared values

1. Ancient civilazations shared an agreement on something, normally minerals such as gold and copper, are valueable across the community.

2. Such as Wheat Grain of Mesopotania (~3000 BCE), Copper of Ancient Egypt (~3000 BCE), Cowries Shell of China (~2000 BCE).

3. As a result, it solved the complexity of barter and the economic flow was fostered and opened.

   
   

The Fiat Money: The money of trust

1. Modern currencies stopped being backed by gold after Richard Nixon ended the Bretton Woods system( Money based on Gold).

2. Because many countries were demanding gold in exchange for their dollars, putting pressure on U.S. gold reserves.

3. The Fiat Money is now backed by trust in the government, legal laws and the stability of economy.

The Cryto: The money of People Trust

1. As fear of a confidental, unstable economy controlled by the government raised, People start to use Crypto such as Bitcoins and BCBDs to replace Fiat Money.

2. Crypto Currencies are based on the blockchain technology( A Public-controlled records of transactions).

3. Thanks to blockchain, The Crypto has a fixed number so its value are stable, and every transactions of it are controled by public records, no middle banks.

Ref:https://www.britannica.com/story/a-brief-and-fascinating-history-of-money?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://www.britannica.com/video/history-money/-207895

https://www.chicagofed.org/publications/economic-perspectives/1998/1qepart1?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://www.nber.org/papers/w25426?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-19-5591-4_1?utm_source=chatgpt.com

The first Economy: Barter

• A limited, direct exchange relationships of products ( Fishs of a fisher exchange for breads of a farmer).

• Short economic cycle: Consumpt after purchasing and no suply chain.

• No surplus storage.

• lost its effectiveness easily when the economy expanded into local, rather than personal.

Imagine three people:

1. Potter – has pots, wants fish.

2. Fisher – has fish, wants bread.

3. Farmer – has bread, wants pots.

->An exchange relationships could not happened because they dont want eachother products.

The appearance of First money: A represent shared values

1. Ancient civilazations shared an agreement on something, normally minerals such as gold and copper, are valueable across the community.

2. Such as Wheat Grain of Mesopotania (~3000 BCE), Copper of Ancient Egypt (~3000 BCE), Cowries Shell of China (~2000 BCE).

3. As a result, it solved the complexity of barter and the economic flow was fostered and opened.

   
   

The Fiat Money: The money of trust

1. Modern currencies stopped being backed by gold after Richard Nixon ended the Bretton Woods system( Money based on Gold).

2. Because many countries were demanding gold in exchange for their dollars, putting pressure on U.S. gold reserves.

3. The Fiat Money is now backed by trust in the government, legal laws and the stability of economy.

The Cryto: The money of People Trust

1. As fear of a confidental, unstable economy controlled by the government raised, People start to use Crypto such as Bitcoins and BCBDs to replace Fiat Money.

2. Crypto Currencies are based on the blockchain technology( A Public-controlled records of transactions).

3. Thanks to blockchain, The Crypto has a fixed number so its value are stable, and every transactions of it are controled by public records, no middle banks.

Ref:https://www.britannica.com/story/a-brief-and-fascinating-history-of-money?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://www.britannica.com/video/history-money/-207895

https://www.chicagofed.org/publications/economic-perspectives/1998/1qepart1?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://www.nber.org/papers/w25426?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-19-5591-4_1?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Why choose: This leadership shake-up at one of the largest U.S. banks signals strategic priorities in trading and markets amid macro-economic volatility; it offers insight into how banks are adapting their sales, trading and risk functions.

Content Structure:

What’s happening: Bank of America promoted Manelski and Zuberi to co-heads and presidents of its Global Markets division.

Background & experience: Manelski has been with the bank since 2004 and most recently headed fixed income, currencies and commodities sales. Zuberi has over 30 years’ experience and was head of global equities for the last four years.

Why now: The move comes after 14 consecutive quarters of growth in the bank’s sales and trading revenue (Q3 2025: $5.4 billion, up ~9 %) — showing strong momentum in market activities and hedging demand amid global uncertainty.

Broader leadership changes: The memo also named several other shifts: creation of a new Global Capital Solutions group, Head of Platforms role focusing on automation & AI, co-heads for global FICC Macro, global equities etc.

Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/bank-america-picks-manelski-zuberi-run-global-markets-unit-memo-shows-2025-10-31/

Why?: up-to-date, about Vietnamese brands

Content structure:

• Summarize the fair: bonus: (more than 3000 booths from 34 countries). What is the fair about?

• Strengthening local Vietnamese brands: Examples of Winci, HTC, Kon Khmer Rice company

• Writer's thought: how do you feel about this fair (proud? empressive? would you want to visit?)

  Reference: http://vietnamnews.vn/economy/1728664/autumn-fair-showcases-strength-of-local-brands.html

Fields: marketing, economy, celebs...

Why: recent and viral news, interesting business case/lesson, relevant to the copy right in marketing.

Content structure:

1. Summarize the case:

   Quynh Anh Shyn and her friends cosplay ông Thọ at first, and then how people react about them?

   Negative (it is disrespectful, blasphemous, obscene images, harmful the vietnamese culture) and Positive (it just a joke in Halloween, funny and also makes Vinamilk become viral)?

   Then how Vinamilk solved it? (summarize the post on fb)

2. Writer thought:

   what do you think about this case? Who is right? Who is wrong? As a marketing and business student, what can you learn from this case? Or maybe share your own ways to solve this problem (if you are in marketing team of Quynh Anh Shyn or Vinamilk) (just feel free when write this part, put your own thoughts)

   
   

Ref: https://znews.vn/vinamilk-phan-hoi-viec-quynh-anh-shyn-hoa-trang-ong-tho-dip-halloween-post1440049.html

Vinamilk response: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BAqE59vhc/

Quynh Anh Shyn apology:

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Fqmik1Aba/

Read the comments for people's reactions.

Why: up-to-date

Title: The Real Halloween Scare

Structure:

1. Introduction

2. Causes behind the rising prices

3. Changing consumer behavior

4. How businesses adapt

5. Conclusion

Sources:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/30/halloween-candy-prices-trump-tariffs-climate-change

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/31/chocolate-prices-halloween-tariffs-inflation-candy.html

why: interesting, case is not new (last year) but now people are talking more about AI behind it (7/11)

structure:

1. Introduction: AI in marketing

2. Corona cero case: challenge, how AI support, combining AI and human creativity, result of the campaign

3. Conclusion

source:

https://www.marketingdive.com/news/how-corona-cero-mixed-ai-human-insights-to-find-olympic-gold/804930/

Why choose: The sharp drop in sentiment signals growing economic worry across households and could foreshadow weaker consumer spending—the backbone of the U.S. economy.

Content Structure:

• What happened: The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 50.3 in early November 2025, down from 53.6 in October—its lowest level since June 2022. 

• Why it’s happening: The ongoing federal government shutdown (the longest in U.S. history) has disrupted key services, reduced consumer data availability, and elevated fears about job security and economic stability.

• Impact & implications:

  • Sentiment declined across virtually all age, income and political groups—except for consumers with large stock holdings, who remain somewhat insulated.

  • The share of households expecting unemployment to rise hit its highest level in decades (~62%).

  • With weaker sentiment, consumer spending may slow—posing a risk to overall growth in an economy that relies heavily on household consumption.

• What to watch:

  • Whether the shutdown ends and services/data resume, helping restore confidence.

  • How inflation expectations evolve (short-term inflation expectations ticked up to ~4.7%).

  • Changes in consumer behaviour—whether higher-income groups shield spending while others pull back.

Source:
https://www.reuters.com/business/us-consumer-sentiment-weakens-november-government-shutdown-drags-2025-11-07/

Why: recently, new Vietnamese airway

Content structure:

1. Introduction: Sun PhuQuoc Airway was launched in ... What flight paths it will take??...

2. How it benefit Vietnam economy and travel, especially Phú Quốc island.

3. Your own thought: Do you think it will success while it has to compete with many big airway brand like Vietnam Airline, Vietjet, Bamboo... What make it different?...

Ref: https://traveltradejournal.com/vietnams-sun-phuquoc-airways-commences-commercial-operations/

Why choose: A crucial step in introducing and developing Vietnamese culture

Structure:

1. Briefly introduce Vingroup expansion on culture, movie and event field. Introduce V-Spirit, V-Film and V-Culture Talents and

2. Vingroup former and current noticeable events and programs in fields of culture, stage art.

3. How this step could be a significant breakthrough step for Vingroup and Vietnamese culture.

4. Writer's opinion

Source:

https://vnexpress.net/vingroup-cong-bo-them-tru-cot-kinh-doanh-moi-4961959.html

Abstract:Telegram, one of the world’s largest messaging apps with over 900 million users, is famous not only for its privacy features — but also for its unusual structure. The company reportedly runs without a formal headquarters and with around 30 full-time employees.

1. A company without a home: Telegram does not have a physical headquarter. Staffs work remotely across the globe

   
   

2. A report in April state that telegram opperation relies heavily on third-party contractor for infrastructure and employees to serve milions of users. Telegram only has 30 full-time engineers.

Lessons for other companies:

• Privacy for users could generate bilions of dollars.

• Not more employees means better outcome

• a small group of brilliant engineers can outmaneuver corporate giants.

Ref:

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/how-telegram-built-a-30-billion-empire-with-just-30-employees/amp_articleshow/120307378.cms

https://globainforbit.com/telegram-a-30-billion-empire-with-30-employees/

why: interesting, leveraging fandom in marketing-new strategy of some brand

structure:

1. Introduction (fandom effect, BTS's comeback)

2. The Magic Meet-up

3. Success factor

4. Conclusion (list other brands use this strategy)

source: https://www.marketingdive.com/news/how-mcdonalds-turned-k-pop-fandom-into-a-mass-market-cultural-play/804573/

Why: explore how an unrelated innovation successfully promote a product

Structure:

1. Introduction: The unexpected launch, a shampoo brand entered the ice cream market

2. Analyze Strategy: analyze core strategic alignment, explain the shift from shampoo to the ice cream.

3. execution and impact: state the campaign success. Highlight the creative agency's intent.

4. Writer thought / Keytakeaways

5. Conclusion

Source:

https://www.brandinginasia.com/head-shoulders-launches-an-ice-cream-flavor-in-thailand/

Why: up-to-date, relate to young people, the thread of data leakage

Content structure:

1. Introduce the trend

2. How to create that picture

3. The threads

4. How to prevent the risk

Ref: https://baomoi.com/trend-anh-ai-mua-dong-tuyet-roi-tiem-an-nguy-co-ro-ri-du-lieu-ca-nhan-c53774355.epi

Why: controversial, up to date, hot on social media.

Content structure:

1. Introduce the product

2. The reaction of people: Apple’s fans (buy, love, waiting for releasing…) >< people who do not like it (can not understand, say it is waste of money / Apple is crazy / I or China can make it with a much cheaper price…)

3. Your thoughts

Ref: https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2025/11/17/apples-us230-cloth-iphone-pouch-is-already-sold-out---heres-what-its-like

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSfe3VjX6/ (Someone even make this fake pocket with a sock…)

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSfeT1BFe/ (This video got million views)

To put it simply, cloudflare is the managers for many website. Cloudflare makes sure that websites are secured and protected from DDoS attacks. Furthermore, Cloudflare "traffics" the users to shorten the loading time of a website.

II) The outrage of Clouflare

On November 18, 2025, Cloudflare experienced a major outage.

• Thousands of websites, including ChatGPT, X (formerly Twitter), and many others, went offline temporarily.

• Users saw error messages, websites didn’t load, and some apps stopped working.

Cloudflare said the problem was caused by:

• A software error in its Bot Management system.

• A bad configuration file that accidentally triggered a chain reaction across its network.

III) The economic consequence

Direct Losses for Businesses

• Websites that went offline couldn’t make sales during the outage. E-commerce sites, subscription services, and platforms that rely on real-time access (like trading apps) lost revenue.

• Even a few hours of downtime can cost large companies hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars, depending on traffic and sales volume.

Ref:

+https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage

+https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/cloudflare-outage-cost-an-average-cfd-broker-nearly-1-6-billion-in-trading-volumes-data-shows-11763561921187.html

+https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/how-cloudflare-outage-may-have-cost-financial-service-brokers-1-6-billion-in-trading-volume/articleshow/125437080.cms

Why: Close, easy to relate

Structure:

1. Introduction: what is that street? Why a small snail street is a World Class Destination

2. The sensory overload: Describe the street, scent, sound, smell, vibe

3. The star: mention the snail cuisine and how it related to the culture. How an affordable food could get Michelin star and represent the whole culture

4. Global Appeal: Why the authenticity wins? Analyze the Time Out's criteria. Argue why the messy, unscripted life could win the global's heart

5. Conclusion / Writer thoughts:

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/du-lich/con-duong-duy-nhat-tai-viet-nam-lot-top-hap-dan-nhat-the-gioi-20251121214316491.htm

Why choose: The remarks come at a pivotal moment for the Federal Reserve as it weighs whether to ease policy further amid lingering inflation and a slowing labour market.

Content Structure:

1. What she said: Susan Collins, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and a voter on the rate-setting committee, remarked that after two rate cuts in September and October, the current stance is “mildly restrictive” and appropriate for now.

2. Why her view: She flagged risks on both sides — inflation remaining above target and signs of softening in employment — meaning further cuts require clearer data.

3. Broader implications:

Her stance signals a cautious approach within the Fed; while some officials are open to cuts, others want to hold until inflation trajectories are clear.

Markets may adjust expectations: the possibility of a rate cut in December looks less certain given her comments.

For the wider economy: A pause or hold in rate cuts could mean higher borrowing costs persist longer, impacting investment, consumer borrowing and broader growth.

Source: https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/feds-collins-monetary-policy-currently-right-place-hesitant-about-cutting-rates-2025-11-22/

Why: up-to-date, trending drinks, about pricing in business.

Content structure:

1. The demand of Matcha is rising: global and also Vietnam. Many cafes and bakeries add matcha to their menu. (Matcha is trending also because of social media).

2. The price also go up: some example...

3. Changing suppliers: because of the high price of Japanese Matcha, many stores decided to use Chinese or Vietnamese Matcha instead.

4. Your thoughts: Do you think matcha will be sustainable or just a phenomenon? What type of matcha do you like to use? Do you think it is an opportunity for Vietnam tea agriculture to develop?

Ref: https://vnexpress.net/matcha-nhat-khan-hiem-nguon-cung-trung-quoc-troi-day-4974273.html

why: interesting

structure:

1. introduction

2. current situation, data

3. reasons

4. western luxury brands' response

5. conclusion

6. writer thought

source: https://e.vnexpress.net/news/business/companies/why-chinese-luxury-brands-outpace-louis-vuitton-gucci-at-home-4964816.html

Black Friday is the biggest sales holliday in the year with full of discounts to make us spend more wildly than normal. However, behind those discounts is traps and gimmicks to make you think that you save something while actually spending more than usual.

1. The “Price Inflation” Trick:

Before "Black Friday" comes, stores silently increase their prices by 20-30% and then tag those products with 20-30% discounts. So a product that you thought you just save 50%, that price might be the same as it was 6 months ago.

2. The 24-Hour Urgency Trap:

Retailers know that time pressure drives people to act on impulse, not logic. They use countdown timers, “only a few left” banners, and pop-ups to create panic. This sense of urgency leads buyers to believe they will miss out on a rare deal – when in reality, the same offer often comes back a few days later.

3. Emotional Spending During the Rush:

A mind trap, focus on the emotion of customers. This trap activate your feel of being left out (FOMO), and a tempopary sense of victory when you get a hot deal, and your mind will focus on what you will lose if miss the deals, rather than what you save by them.

Conclusion

Avoiding Black Friday traps isn’t about skipping sales, but understanding how they’re designed. .To avoid being misled, shoppers should research prices, plan ahead, set a budget, and buy only what they truly need. The best Black Friday savings come from intentional, informed shopping—not impulse purchases triggered by marketing tricks.

Ref:https://www.supplyusa.com/black-friday-discount-trap/

Why: up-to-date, susprised, ...

Content structure:

1. Summary of the Meta's action: What are they doing? With whom?,..

2. The meaning: They are applying it to protect children from the social media...

3. Your thoughts: Is it affective? Should we apply it in Vietnam?

Ref: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdxekqryn1jo