Fashion brand buyer model

Author: Wang Shiru
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: How to maximize the reduction of corporate inventory, how to make one's products become mainstream in the market overnight, how to establish a broad market network, and how to transform traditional clothing operation models into buyer-based operation models. The extensive application of the China Fashion Buyer Alliance will be included alongside branded management and franchise operation models as part of the new market operation models for Chinese clothing enterprises. Currently, in the clothing industry-intensive regions of the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta in China, most enterprises have already incorporated elements of the buyer model into their operations. However, during this process, some enterprises are still unaware that they are adopting this model, resulting in insufficiently operational systems and standardized operating systems. In light of this situation, Mr. Wang Shiru has standardized the theoretical framework of the buyer model, providing clothing enterprise operators with a reference system to avoid detours in their operations! Fashion buyers are the operation models of the 21st century. Currently, this business philosophy is quietly rising in China, especially in the clothing manufacturing and production-intensive regions of the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta. However, the use of the buyer system is not simply about buying and imitating. To enable domestic clothing enterprises that intend to establish or have already established buyer systems to have complete systems and frameworks, this book primarily elaborates on several aspects, including the emergence and characteristics of buyers, how to conduct buyer market operations (including: market segmentation, terminal sales market operations, determination of product life cycles, and unique product development processes), how buyer-based enterprises can collaborate and cooperate, how to sell technology, and the career development prospects of Chinese fashion buyers. It is believed that this book will provide strong guidance for clothing enterprises on how to maximize the reduction of inventory, how to make their products become mainstream in the market overnight, how to establish a broad market network, and how to transform traditional clothing operation models into buyer-based operation models.