What's the first one? Site selection You don't have to choose people with high traffic. Site selection is a 50% factor that determines whether a store can make a profit, but it is not necessarily that the greater the traffic, the better. Suitability is the most important thing Many shops in business districts and office buildings are more private, with higher transfer fees, and good performance may not necessarily make money.
The second is what the more vulgar the store, the better. The tricks of the store largely determine whether customers enter the store. To be the bottom logic is to be big and conspicuous. I didn't understand it before. Party A is the boss of buying and selling. Their request is to enlarge the word a little more, a little more. In fact, the voice of the market sometimes makes sense. What is the first essence of store recruitment? It tells customers what you do, and its core task is to attract customers into the store. At present, the decoration of many restaurants is really high-end, that is, you don't even know her name, and you don't know what she eats, so you know this is a restaurant, and maybe I'm not his target customer.
Third, too beautiful decoration is not necessarily a good thing, decoration itself is to create a customer. The experience is good. I've heard an 80-square-meter proprietress with an annual income of 2 million say something to me. What does he say is the best decoration for a shop? I think this really makes sense.
The fourth is not to pursue big stores. Couples' shops and wives' shops are the most effective teams to open stores. Let's not talk about this. Anyone who has opened a shop knows.
Fifth, don't blindly learn from big brands. Big brands enter the mall free of rent. She will use the saved rent to fight with you for decoration and service. Can you afford it? I am. Strategic loss, you have a goal, die.