I opened a shopping mall in ancient times

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Chapter 121: The 121st day of opening the store

Luo Chaoxi was not in a hurry to announce the opening date to the outside world, but planned to wait for other merchants to arrive, determine how long they would need to prepare, and then calculate the opening time.

He himself was not in a hurry, but the merchants who came later needed more time to prepare, and some of the guests outside could not wait.

Now everyone's curiosity about Jiushui Mall has reached the highest point. As long as it can open within a month, everyone will definitely support it.

The merchants who have arrived in Suzhou City have obtained a special pass given by Luo Chaoxi. They can use this pass to go to the mall, find their own shops, and set up in advance.

After the opening, the mall is open for twelve hours. Luo Chaoxi installed wooden rolling shutters outside each shop for anti-theft, just to prevent these bosses from having concerns and fearing that the goods may be stolen by others if they arrange in advance.

This kind of rolling shutter door that has never been seen before is an eye-opener for everyone.

In the past, everyone just locked the door directly, and there was really no such rolling shutter style. Moreover, it could be rolled up and placed behind the doorplate, which would not be too ugly and would not get in the way. If there was something that required a temporary trip, the rolling shutter door could be pulled down, and there would be no need to worry about thieves coming in to steal things.

Everyone liked it very much.

Some bosses even thought that it could be applied to other branches, but after thinking about it, they realized that this rolling shutter door was only suitable for this kind of semi-open store, so they did not continue. However, this rolling shutter door also provided a way of thinking for the carpenters, and even accidentally made a kind of wooden blinds.

A week later, all the store managers and employees who came to join had arrived. While they were setting up their own stores, Luo Chaoxi took and collected photos of several of their treasures and sent them to the publicity department for the final publicity before the opening.

In addition to the brochures, there were also large posters with forms like newspapers, which showed the goods promoted by each store owner for this opening event. When stacked up, they were as thick as a palm.

Luo Chaoxiong did not favor one over the other. Each store had its main products, which were very attractive and whetted everyone's appetite.

In addition, there were separate sections at the back of these newspapers, which contained coupons for full discounts. However, these coupons could not only be used in a single store, but also across stores.

However, the coupons could not be stacked, which eliminated the possibility of people using coupons to get things for free.

However, the guests who saw this model were a little curious. They were not in the same store, so why could they be used across stores?

What should be done with the money deducted from the coupons? How should everyone share it? If a store charged less money, there would definitely be a commotion.

The solution to this was also very simple, which was to set up a unified checkout point on each floor. There were more than 20 checkout service desks on each floor. After getting a receipt in the store and paying at the service desk, you could take the receipt to pick up the things you bought.

The checkout counter not only had a ledger for manual checkout records, but also a special machine for entering statistics. Each store also had a special ledger to record the sales records of each item in the store every day.