People often make common mistakes. Businessmen have opened stores, transferred them and closed them several times. This paper summarizes several common "taboos" in site selection, and new stores should consider these factors.

(1) The uneven floor and pavement of the store are carefully selected. Uneven affects customers entering the store.

(2) Shops should be carefully selected on slopes. Slopes affect vehicle parking, which is not good for customers to shop.

(3) Be careful when opening a store next to the fast lane. The roadside is impassable, which affects the flow of customers.

(4) Be cautious when opening a shop in a sparsely populated place. The floating population in residential areas is small, the growth of residents is slow, and there are no regular consumers.

(5) Be careful when there are obstacles in front of the door. If there are trees and buildings in front of some shops, these obstacles may affect the performance of the shops.

Visibility, in turn, affects passenger flow.

(6) Be cautious when the store width is narrow. Because the width of the storefront is relatively narrow, it is not easy to be noticed by customers.

(7) Be careful where pedestrians are in a hurry. Because people are not used to shopping in such streets. Few people will stop shopping in such a street.

(8) Be careful of dimly lit places. Dim places affect the interest in shopping. At the same time, it also shows that the street with dim lights is not a busy street.

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I hope this helps.