Give the image one job
When a headline, logo, price and many products compete equally, the offer becomes difficult to understand. Lead with the product, its main benefit and the price or discount with relevant conditions. Put supporting detail in readable copy or a linked page.
Put the price in context
Specify whether it covers one item or a set, which sizes or branches qualify, and any time or stock limits. Review details with the sales team and assign responsibility for updating or stopping the offer when availability changes.
Example: a tool set
Show the complete set and a close-up of useful details. List what is actually included and whether customers can choose colors. Link directly to the set rather than a homepage that forces visitors to search again.
Measure confusion
Repeated questions about included items or participating branches reveal missing information. Improve the message, then review enquiry quality and completed orders. Likes alone cannot show whether people understand an offer.