Are there any shops that are obviously operating, closed down and told people that they are very good?

There are many such shops. Due to poor management, he wants to transfer the shop and reduce his losses. This is actually a relatively normal store transfer model. It's not cheating After all, when a shop closes, we must first understand such a situation. Doing business is risky. What's more, whether a shop can run well is actually related to many aspects, not just the location of the pavement.

I'm here to tell a story of my client. That customer wants to make a fast food. He is young and inexperienced, but he is very eager to do business. He saw that a shop in a prosperous area needed to be transferred, and then he raised some money himself. He immediately asked for the price, sublet it, registered and operated it himself, and soon put it into use. Because it is almost the same type of storefront, it doesn't need to be decorated, just change the signboard.

After he settled down the shop, he found that the drinks and simple meals at the previous bar meeting were not special, and the products were still difficult to drink. There is a hot drink shop and a fried chicken shop next to him, so he is caught in the middle, which is a ready-made comparison. The problem he faced was very big. It didn't take long for him to open it.

When my master and I went to support a famous drink in Shenzhen, he was curious and bought a set meal, which included simple meals and drinks. He thinks this drink tastes better than the two next door. When we left, he came to me directly (because he thought my host was difficult to talk to), but he might be in a hurry and it was a bit impolite to ask me. As a result, after the misunderstanding was clarified, he took us to his shop and said that he would spend money on our beverage formula and light meals.

After that, we taught that the small boss is also a foodie. On our basis, he has changed a lot, and there are all kinds of activities that make the store fire. Recently opened a third branch in Shenzhen.

Therefore, I think there are indeed some stores that are not operating well, but in order to transfer their own stores, they are all very tall, but even the wages of employees can't be paid. There is nothing wrong with such a store itself, mainly the people who run it. If you transfer a brand, you don't have to, but if it's just a storefront, people will have different views.