Although the concept of "selling vegetables online" is very popular now, there are also some enterprises selling vegetables online in some areas in the south, and some internet tycoons are investing, but if we look closely at their current layout, they are actually burning money to expand, and from the data of investment and return, they don't make money at all. In order to ensure the expansion speed and occupy the market, they need a lot of investment in the future. But as far as the current situation is concerned, these enterprises that use the Internet to sell vegetables have broad prospects, but the situation is not optimistic.
And selling vegetables online has certain limitations. Cities above the third tier are relatively recognized for such marketing methods and service methods because of their dense population and high population quality, but if you go to cities below the third tier, many people will not choose to sell vegetables online at all. Although there are many cities above the third tier in China, compared with cities below the third tier, this is only nine hairs of Niu Yi. Even if the internet sells vegetables and occupies a part of the market, it can only occupy the market of cities above the third line. However, it is impossible to occupy all the markets. Even if it is the only third-tier city market that is likely to monopolize, there will be many vegetable vendors to confront it, which has always been the case.
If you go to a city below the third line to open up an internet vegetable market, the cost is n times higher than the original input cost. If these enterprises that rely on burning money to expand dare to lay out cities below the third tier, it is estimated that even underwear will be lost in the end. So I understand the concept of "selling vegetables online". I agree that someone has already started cooking, but it is unrealistic to say that the vegetable seller is caught in the cracks.
In big cities, people are everywhere, and the cost of people's time is high. Going to the vegetable market to buy food is an extravagant hope, and Internet shopping can supplement the fast-paced life crowd. But cities below the third line are different. Every city has a vegetable garden. After decades of precipitation, the marketing channels are fixed. Although "selling vegetables online" is also a course, it is still very difficult to fight against these "local snakes".
And in cities below the third line, the most important thing for ordinary people is time. In first-tier cities, "online shopping" is to save time, while residents in cities below the third tier buy food to save money. The cost of "selling vegetables online" is definitely higher than that of vendors. For ordinary people, they can wait for two hours for eggs that are cheaper than a dime/catty. Did you tell them it's cheap to buy food online? This is simply unrealistic. But "selling vegetables online" will eventually become a trend, but it will not shake the profits of vegetable vendors too much, let alone survive in the cracks.
Take my small city on the 18 line as an example. The concept of "selling vegetables online" existed about five years ago, and many people tried to do it. The one I know has been open for more than half a year. I can't say that I didn't make any money in the early stage, but I didn't make much. Later, someone competed with him, and he lost hundreds of thousands in a few months. Our local suppliers have hardly been affected. In fact, in my opinion, everyone is doing their own thing in their respective fields. Although the total number of consumers does not increase or decrease, the matter of grabbing customers depends on personal ability and consumer preferences. Whether to survive in the cracks, you can't talk nonsense.