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Product bundling is a practice used by manufacturers from all kinds of industries. But a problem that unites them all is how exactly to create and manage bundles that are going to increase average order value.
There’s a knocking at the front door.
You open and the postman greets you with an ever-knowing smile. It’s like he knows what wonder lies inside your post today.
You sign off and take the box inside to be greeted by a beautiful product bundle.
What a delight.
Now comes the plain old excitement of going through the box and unwrapping each product one at a time.
The truth is that we all love buying bundles of products. Especially if they’ve been well put together.
But the thing is, creating product bundles is as much a science as it is an art. Customers react to each bundle differently, and there are good reasons why this is the case.
The complexity, synergy and pricing of your bundles can all have a critical effect on how well your bundles do.
Now, there are plenty of strategies you can use to make sure your bundle offer pays off.  And we’ll get to five of the best soon enough.
Before we get to that though, let’s investigate why you should practice product bundling in the first place.
Product Bundling Benefits
So, what are bundles? And what’s the point of having them?
Well, to put it simply, product bundling involves combining several products into a package with a reduced price.
It’s a way for customers to see your products in a different light and hopefully, spend more in the process.
Product bundle examples could include basic packages, holiday sets, subscriptions boxes, product samples, and even giveaways.
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