How do glass dealers make money?

A distributor is a unit or individual who only owns sales or services in a certain area and field. This is the dealer. Distributors have independent operating institutions, own the ownership of goods (buy out the products/services of manufacturers), obtain operating profits, operate in various ways, and their business activities are not limited or rarely restricted by suppliers, and their responsibilities and rights are equal to those of suppliers.

Dealer: As the name implies, it refers to a businessman who buys goods from an enterprise. They don't buy goods for their own use, but sell them by hand. They only sell by hand, paying attention to the price difference, not the actual price. Enterprises do not sell to dealers on credit, but collect money. This business refers to businessmen, that is, institutions. Therefore, "dealers" are generally enterprises, or commercial units that take money from enterprises to purchase goods. Although the investigation of dealers is divided into a separate part in the investigation content, dealers, as an important link in the sales channel chain from enterprises to terminal retailers, play a huge role in the market.

And dealers can get the most market information. Therefore, the investigation of dealers can involve almost all the investigation contents, and it is precisely in this way that the investigation of dealers is extremely important.