In the rapidly developing 21st century, the Internet has experienced more than ten years of development in China. From the PC era to the mobile Internet era, it has experienced innovation and change again and again. The rise and fall of one project after another actually stems from the accurate grasp of user needs. With the progress and development of society, people’s living and working environments are changing faster and faster. In the face of new knowledge and new technologies that are constantly emerging, only by continuous learning can we keep up with the pace of life and work.
Affected by the epidemic, live streaming and street stall economy are the two most popular concepts this year. Someone has pointed out before that there is no essential difference between live streaming and selling goods at street stalls. The core of both is to sell goods and complete transactions. What is even more similar is that in an era when mobile Internet is fully popularized, just like live streaming selling goods, setting up street stalls can also separate logistics, payment, and even marketing and publicity from the sellers, and let the Internet platform bear the responsibility. There is no middleman in street stalls. Merchants can make a profit on the price difference, and can directly reach consumers, which is more down-to-earth, cheaper, and has lower marketing costs. What stall operators need to do well is sell good products.
Judging from the nature of the street stall economy, the street stall economy is a relatively inefficient business circulation process. In fact, we are going back and reversing the course of history. The Internet economy saves circulation costs, while the street stall economy increases circulation costs. However, with the current infrastructure such as mobile Internet being perfect, the street stall economy has provided more new ideas. Whether it is live streaming or the street stall economy, the epidemic is difficult, forcing the industrial economy to explore new models.
