What complaints do bookstores fear most?

Bookstores are most afraid of piracy complaints.

In the complex and diverse cultural publications, what types of goods or services do bookstores mainly want to provide to customers? After all, in the real environment, it is impossible for physical bookstores to display all publications and do everything, so they need to choose.

after confirming the positioning of the bookstore, the next step is to measure the space conditions such as the size, pattern and number of floors of the bookstore, so as to arrange the location of each commodity area.

finally, the profit-making conditions of commodities, such as sales gross profit, sales proportion and consumption characteristics, will determine which corner and how much space these commodities will occupy in the store.

in the genuine book market, the most profitable book is the special price book. The so-called special price book is a bestseller that has passed the fashion limelight. Because of the price, such books are the best sellers.

Historical Status of Bookstores

A new wave of traditional bookstore closures is spreading around the world at a frustrating speed. On July 22nd, 211, Borders, an American bookstore chain, began to close its 399 stores. Borders was once the second largest traditional book retailer in the United States, with a history of 4 years. It was once considered as the best bookstore in the United States, with sales reaching 4 billion dollars at its peak.

At the same time, the survival problem of Barnes & Noble Bookstore is also undercurrent, and its Wall Street stock is rapidly depreciating. As early as the first three months of 21, Bano lost $32 million. The famous British Shuishi Bookstore once announced that its profit in fiscal year 29-21 dropped by 7% year-on-year. In this fiscal year, the bookstore also experienced a series of problems such as the failure of the centralized book ordering system and the reduction of 65 employees, which was hit hard.

The situation of bookstores in China is also not optimistic. Recently, Shanghai Jifeng Bookstore is about to close its third store, Beijing Humanities Academic Bookstore Feng Jinsong has announced its closure, and Hangzhou's "Photosynthesis" has closed down. More and more traditional bookstores failed to escape the same ending. From 27 to 29 alone, there were 1, private bookstores in China.