20:21I Saved $40 at the Grocery Store Buying Steak.. Let Me Show You How!
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The packs on the right are what most people pick up at the supermarket, and the steaks on the left look just as good for nearly $10 less a pound. The thumbnail doesn't show how, so steak buyers click to learn the trick.
'$40' puts a real total on the saving, and 'Let Me Show You How' promises a method you can copy on your next shop, not just a price comparison.
Stacking the cheap steaks into a silly tower on a skewer makes them look like more meat, and the price tags above each side do the maths for you.
When your tip saves money on something people buy often, show your cheaper version beside the one they usually buy, with the price on each. Keep the method out of the thumbnail.
Put the price on both piles and hide how.
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