The concentrated outbreak of business orders, also known as explosion, refers to the sudden surge in sales of a product or a brand over a period of time, exceeding the usual sales, and even leading to out of stock. Explosive orders are usually caused by the interaction of various factors.

The reason for the outbreak of orders by merchants is often due to the sudden increase in market demand or the product promotion activities done by merchants. In addition, businesses involved in explosions usually have a certain reputation and brand loyalty, and they have successfully attracted a group of consumers, thus forming a scene of hot sales of goods.

The impact of the concentrated outbreak of orders by merchants is two-sided, which can be good or bad. In terms of merchants, successful brushing can bring considerable profits, expand brand influence and enhance market competitiveness. For consumers, they can get some super-value discounts or concessions, and at the same time they can get higher quality goods and services. However, the explosion of orders will also lead to a shortage of goods, thus reducing the shopping experience of consumers.