1. Passenger flow factor: When choosing a store, you must pay attention to the surrounding people flow, traffic conditions and surrounding residents and units. For cement shops, the size of passenger flow directly affects income. Therefore, businesses with superior geographical location have higher investment returns, but a good location also means higher prices and fierce competition. Relatively speaking, the traffic of community stores and shops along the street is stable and the return on investment is stable.

2. Development factors: Not all good lots are necessarily profitable. Sometimes, when the municipal planning changes, busy lots may become secluded places, and many lots under development have great investment space. Therefore, when choosing a site, we should take a long view and learn more about the future development of this area. Of course, besides paying attention to municipal planning, we should also pay attention to the future competition in the region.

3. Cost-effective factor: The prices of shops will vary greatly, sometimes even by more than ten times, depending on the geographical location, surrounding environment, traffic conditions and building structure. For entrepreneurs, we should consider the cost performance of the whole store.