Store: A Practical Guide to Business Feng Shui

Author: Cang'er
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book combines the traditional factors of time, location, and human elements with modern business management to meticulously summarize and analyze commercial feng shui factors such as the nature of the store, the target customer group, transportation, and location. It not only reveals the mysteries of feng shui but also clarifies business principles, providing essential details that every entrepreneur must know. The author categorizes the nature of stores and conducts a detailed analysis of the target customer group. For example, the book discusses considerations for opening a store in less bustling areas, such as commuting times and consumption levels, as well as the exterior and interior decoration of the store and how to attract customers. It also touches on service attitudes and sustainable development, offering a very thorough explanation. Detailed analyses are provided for location, transportation, and positioning. Avoiding the flaws of previous feng shui books, which often focus on dry, esoteric theories like yin and yang, Tai Chi, and the Bagua without practical emphasis, this book proposes feasible solutions. This book combines the traditional factors of time, location, and human elements with modern business management to meticulously summarize and analyze commercial feng shui factors such as the nature of the store, the target customer group, transportation, and location. It not only reveals the mysteries of feng shui but also clarifies business principles, providing essential details that every entrepreneur must know. The author categorizes the nature of stores and conducts a detailed analysis of the target customer group. For example, the book discusses considerations for opening a store in less bustling areas, such as commuting times and consumption levels, as well as the exterior and interior decoration of the store and how to attract customers. It also touches on service attitudes and sustainable development, offering a very thorough explanation. Detailed analyses are provided for location, transportation, and positioning. Avoiding the flaws of previous feng shui books, which often focus on dry, esoteric theories like yin and yang, Tai Chi, and the Bagua without practical emphasis, this book proposes feasible solutions.