Why can’t you make money even if you copy a hit product? The key is to understand these five high-standard industries!

Do you think that high sales mean good quality? Sorry, I am going to overturn your perception!

It’s better to look at the growth rate than at the sales volume!

When many people choose an industry or a product, the first thing they do is search for the “best-selling list”.

Seeing others’ monthly sales of 10+ or ​​100 million+, my eyes widen and I can’t wait to copy them.

But have you ever thought about this question:

Other people’s sales are accumulated, why can you achieve success overnight?

The industry in the explosive period is the gold mine

What is a truly promising industry?How to determine which industry is the most profitable?

BeIn the explosive stage, still growing rapidlyindustry.

Just like when you buy stocks in the stock market, you buy growth stocks rather than blue-chip stocks that have already reached their peak.

If an industry is already mature and the leading players have a firm control over resources, channels, and supply chains, then if you enter, you will just be prepared to be the "leeks".

No matter how high the sales volume is, it is not your turn to share the soup

Have you ever tried to imitate a popular product, but it didn’t even make a splash?

It’s not that you don’t work hard, but the rules of the game have already been written by someone else.

While others are taking the broad road, you can only take the mountain road and fight guerrilla warfare.

In addition, I have no team, no resources, no supply chain, and no advertising budget. How can I challenge others?

You said: "I can copy quickly and I have the ability to execute."

Sorry,You're faster thanAI, but not as good as the big factories.

The charm of the explosive industry: many opportunities, low barriers to entry, and weak competition

In aExploding IndustryThe head is undetermined.

You don't have to be first, but as long as you can get into the top few, you can get some meat.

Some people will say: "But I don't dare to do something that no one else has done."

Then please remember one sentence:

“When others don’t do something, there is opportunity; when everyone does it, it’s called competition hell.”

Don’t be naive to think that you can copy other people’s hits.

Many novices have very simple ideas:

"If others can explode, I can explode too."

“I copied hisCopywriting, copy his pictures, copy his products, isn't that enough? "

please,You can copy the surface, but you can't copy the underlying logic.

You copied his product, but did you copy his team?

You copied his promotion, but do you have the budget to spend on advertising?

You copy his style, but do you have the channels to make the content explode?

Why can’t you make money even if you copy a hit product? The key is to understand these five high-standard industries!

What is really worth doing is the "5 high industries"

I now focus on five industries, referred to as the "5 Highs":

  • High threshold:Others can’t come in easily.
  • High growth: Still in the stage of rapid growth.
  • High repurchase:Users will continue to buy.
  • High customer unit price: The income from one order is enough to feed us for several days.
  • High profit: Sell at a high price and make money.

Sounds like the perfect project, right?

It's rare, but once you come across it, it's definitely worth going all in.

The "5 highs" don't have to be all present, satisfying 3-4 of them is also delicious

In reality, it is difficult to find five full-height projects.

But satisfied3 high or 4 high,alreadyA-level opportunitiesThe.

such as:

An industry has high barriers to entry, high growth, and high repurchase rates, but the average average customer spending and low profit margins.

But since there are only a single-digit number of domestic competitors, you can easily take over the market.

Isn’t this much better than eliminating those “selling goods and involution” projects?

Having worked in a high-standard industry, I only look down on low standards

When you are used to high thresholds, high profits, and high customer quality,

Let's look at those projects that "rely on hard work to increase sales and hundreds of orders per day to survive".

I really despise it in my heart and even lose interest in it.

Just like once you’ve driven a Ferrari, you can never go back to riding an electric scooter to work.

There are so many temptations, it is easy to go astray without standards

Do you feel this way:

There are “project recommendations” every day, “new trends” every week, and “opportunities to make a fortune” in the circle of friends.

But can you really tell which are pitfalls and which are opportunities?

Without clear standards, you will only be led by the rhythm and lose your composure.

Standards are your compass.

I use the "5 Highs" to measure everything.

If it does not meet the requirements, just ignore it.

If you choose the wrong industry, all your efforts will go to waste

You can work 996, you can get up early and go to bed late, you can squeeze yourself hard.

But if you stand in the wrong direction, no matter how hard you try, you can only move yourself.

Remember one sentence:

"If you're not heading in the right direction, the harder you work, the more outrageous the outcome will be."

A certain industry: starting from 5 per order, a few orders a month is enough to make a living

The average customer price for a certain project is between 5 and 50.

There is no need to sell hundreds of orders a day, nor is there a need to sell products on dozens of platforms.

As long as the customer agrees with me, it’s final.

Isn't it cool?

Of course, the prerequisite is that you have to find such an industry.

Summary: Only with standards can we choose the right track; only with the right track can we have a future

A person's success does not lie in how much he does, but in how accurately he does it.

When choosing industries and products, we cannot just look atSales, but to seeIncrement.

In short: looking at the increase is more important than looking at the sales volume!

You need to know yourself and find project standards that actually meet your own needs.

The "5 Highs" are the compass I give myself, and you can also set up your own measurement system.

Don’t be blinded by the hot-selling data in front of you, the list is already full of other people’s names.

If you want to succeed, you have to find your own incremental market and high-quality industry.

Take action! 💡

If you are still hesitating about what industry or product to make money in, list your criteria first.

If you have already locked on to an industry that is experiencing explosive growth, then go all out.

Don't be a spectator, be the one who creates the trend.

Opportunities are always reserved for thosePlan ahead, have awareness, and dare to tryPeople.

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