Business routine refers to a series of sales strategies formulated by businesses for different consumers, which is an important means for businesses to obtain more profits and improve market competitiveness. Common business routines include: limited time discount, full discount, combined sales, price increase promotion, etc. Time-limited discount refers to the discount sale of a certain commodity by a merchant within a certain period of time; Full discount means that the merchant gives a certain discount after setting a certain amount; Combination sales refers to selling a variety of goods together to achieve the purpose of sales; Price promotion is to increase the added value of goods by giving gifts and increasing services.

The routine of merchants is actually the value-added services provided by merchants to consumers, and it is also an effective means for merchants to reduce inventory backlog and increase sales revenue. Due to fierce market competition, businesses have to constantly improve their sales and market share, so it is inevitable to constantly carry out various sales strategies. When buying goods, consumers can make full use of various routines to get benefits, but they should also pay attention to identifying false offers.

In the routine of merchants, consumers need to "do what they can" and don't spend too much more than their economic capacity. In addition, before consumption, consumers need to know more about products, prices, cost performance and other information, and pay attention to avoid being "pitted" by merchants because of excessive pursuit of concessions. In short, consumers and businesses are interdependent and win-win. Consumers should see the commercial essence behind business routines, purchase goods reasonably, and achieve a win-win effect for themselves and businesses.