A booth selling bags

What kind of bag? Can you be more specific?

Where is it? Where did you put it?

Who are the people around, consumers?

Who ever bought your bag?

What are the characteristics of the product? The difference? Cheap?

Maybe these questions are the answers.

What kind of square? ! Look at the direction of people flow in the square and choose the one that must pass or has a large flow of people.

You think very well, the level on the table (or on the car board) is higher than the ground.

Looking down at things on the ground, the best height can be reached directly by hand.

The goods you buy can be cheap and high imitation, or they can be distinctive.

To know who your target customers are,

Take a big cardboard and write down the product information. You can refer to the POP advertisements in the supermarket.

Bags should be arranged neatly, and then take out a few good ones and put them in a conspicuous place.

There is a lot of learning just by setting up stalls, which seems endless.

Small business, great wisdom,