"Save $10" or "Save 10%" - which one in convince you more?

I want to know how people feel different between 2 words when using to promote some discount. Between "save $10" and "save 10%". Which one is better for using to promote?

 

i would think it depends on what you're promoting... if its a sub $100 item, then I rather have 'save $10' haha

 

$10. Because we can see the ten-dollar bill in our head.

 

I like better 10%

 

as what slipangle says, it depeds. but on my own opinion 10% is much better.

 

$10 for smaller purchases. 10% for larger ones. Pretty sure I read that somewhere once, but not sure where.

 

I think the 10%

 

People know the basic maths mate.

I will go choose 10% for any item which costs more than $100 and $10 discount for any item which costs less than $100.
For a $100 item? Well, it doesn't matter which I choose, right?

 

it all depends on the price, for something at like $60 say $10 off and something at $200 say 10% off

 

Assuming the item is $100, I think saying Save $10 is better...makes the value more concrete.

 

i would prefer a price like $xx.99!

 

If the discount and dollar amount are the same for the product offered, I would go with the dollar amount every time. You save your customer one mental step to seeing their benefit and the dollar amount appears more concrete to them.