I opened a convenience store in the community. My business items include tobacco, alcohol, sugar and tea, daily necessities, grains and oils, vegetables and fruits, and cultural and sports supplies.

After taking a look, your convenience store seems to sell a variety of things, and it looks more like a grocery store.

Price wars are not recommended, because only those with more funds can win, and it will not be easy to upgrade later (it is easy to disgust customers). And it seems that the fact that his cold meat has repeat customers does not mean that the convenience store is good. But if you really want to distinguish yourself from him, your store can stock a few more common snacks that are not too expensive (according to your Judging from the description, it is estimated that there will not be too many types of snacks, so you can add more) and drinks appropriately. Then renovate the store to make it look cleaner and tidier, and customers will be willing to come to you.

In fact, customers also like the place where they buy things to be clean and tidy. In addition, they don’t say that they don’t make money. Few customers will take it seriously if the difference is one or two cents. It is better to adjust it to fifty cents or even one cent. The main thing is to see what kind of goods customers buy more. If you buy more of that kind of goods, customers will come to buy more.