Do supermarkets do small programs?

1. Small programs nearby enhance the exposure of stores

After having small programs, supermarkets can often greatly increase their exposure radius, so that more people can know themselves and know themselves, and then tap more potential customers. This is because:

The "nearby applet" function that comes with applets can display the enterprises and businesses that have developed applets within 5KM to users. In other words, supermarkets can use this function to directly display their stores in front of people within 5KM of the surrounding area. In this way, more people can know themselves and know themselves, thus digging out more potential customers.

2. Rich marketing plug-ins can easily get a lot of traffic

After having small programs, supermarkets can often easily get a lot of traffic, thus greatly improving their own income. This is because the applet comes with a large number of marketing plug-ins, which can greatly enhance the customer's desire to place an order and at the same time stimulate customers to invite their friends to buy together. Take the common group marketing plug-in as an example. With this plug-in, supermarkets can launch:

Invite friends to buy a group and enjoy XX discount immediately. After seeing such activities, customers often actively invite their friends to buy the goods they want at a lower price. Under this premise, supermarkets can get a lot of traffic and a large number of orders at the same time.

3. Reduce the cost of drainage without commission

After a supermarket has a small program, it can often greatly reduce its own drainage cost. This is because:

(1) The marketing plug-ins in the applet are all free, which means that when the supermarket carries out marketing promotion, it doesn't need to spend money separately. In this way, it can often save a lot of money and improve its own income.

(2) The small program is developed by the supermarket itself, so this self-developed "marketing tool" naturally won't require high commission like the third-party platform. For supermarkets, without the high commission, the drainage cost can naturally be greatly reduced.