The Preferred Customer Event is planned for Thursday, October 15, 2026. The proposed offer is “We pay your sales tax,” for purchases made in store that day. The landing page and social system put the 15, the showroom visit and the one-day window at the center. Final legal terms and event hours remain to be confirmed before launch.
Why this work matters
A one-day, in-store offer needs an unmistakable date and a route to a showroom. The page, countdown and product links are designed around that action; final terms and hours remain prelaunch decisions.
A closer look03 parts
01 / The motion
A shot that writes the date.
On a black canvas, a cue strikes a ball toward the 15. The movement reveals the event name and the sales-tax message, then lets the date hold the frame. The page carries that idea without turning the offer into a discount countdown.
02 / The path
Browse, then visit.
The page uses product departments to help people explore, then directs them to the showroom locator. A simple three-step explanation moves from choosing a showroom to buying there on October 15.
03 / The social system
Six days to today.
Planned social pieces use numbered billiard balls from six days out through “Tomorrow” and “Today.” The count is to the event date; the offer itself lasts one day in store.