How to quickly and effective to build town supermarket chain-.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 How to quickly and effective to build town supermarket chain? Supermarket chains has always displayed to the consumer is an elegant and comfortable environment, commodity prices, cheap, good quality goods and the purchase of easy and convenient image. This has been a secondary market, consumers recognition, acceptance and love. With the overall socio-economic development and the retail supermarket industry continued to market the deep penetration of the township form of retail business from the rural cooperatives, and individual grocery stores have gradually to a little town the size of supermarket development, and is increasingly being accepted by consumers in rural areas and the like, towns competition in the supermarket industry have begun to intense up. Of course, since the rural township market, the supermarket industry is still at the primary level, this has brought to the retail bosses ‘winner takes all’ game of chance. So, how to build township supermarket chains in order to make their ‘winner takes all’ do? Although walking in the rival (and in some regions there is not even competitors) in front, but each work must be done steadily and surely, all the operations are ‘the implementation of the land’, rather than the so-called operation and Development Framework has , and the actual operation is ‘fair without and foul within’, which is should be avoided, particularly in the following aspects must be planned and implemented appropriately. 1, the Strategic Planning At present China Central Television advertising a popular phrase is ‘mind how big the stage is as big as’. It shows a problem: There is a long-term scientific planning, will have a satisfactory large-scale development. Township supermarket building is the first to address this issue, that business owners are prepared to supermarket chains this ‘product’ to fight what caused a supermarket chain, is a specialist supermarket chains, such as electrical supermarket chains