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In marketing, scarcity creates urgency by making products seem rare or limited, pushing customers to act fast. There are mainly three types — limited-time scarcity, where offers expire soon; limited-quantity scarcity, where stock runs out quickly; and demand-based scarcity, where popularity makes items appear hard to get. Brands use these tactics to trigger FOMO, making buyers feel that waiting means missing out, which drives faster decisions and boosts conversions effectively. To known in detail about types of scarcity in marketing check out this blog

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