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The proverb is: "If you are not afraid of not knowing the goods, you are afraid of comparison." .
The earliest economic proverb is: "don't sell firewood for a hundred miles, don't sell firewood for a thousand miles."
The most interesting economic proverb is: "if you are not afraid of small business, you are afraid of fewer customers"; "I am not afraid that I can't sell money, I am afraid that the goods are not complete"; "big business is afraid of falling, small business is afraid of rest"; "A thousand strokes are not afraid of trouble, and one point is not afraid of less."
The most elegant economic proverb is: "business is booming all over the world, and financial resources are flourishing up to three rivers"; "Smiling faces are warm to welcome guests, while coldness is cold to buyers"; "Commodities have three equivalents, and customers can see them from far and near."
Go out to see the weather, buy and sell to see the market,
A commodity and a price;
Well-informed and prosperous business.
Ask thousands of experts.
You can't be an expert without asking the current price.
You can't do business if you don't know business.
Three treasures in business, good people, good goods and good reputation.
Commercial interests, not forgetting benevolence and righteousness.
Long-term good business, after-sales service is indispensable.
Take advantage of more and make money quickly.
It's better to sell ninety-nine cents than a dollar.
Travel around for business.
Clothes make the man, and goods make the decoration.
Listen to customers' opinions more, and business is just around the corner.
Customers praise you more than advertisements.
The market is well understood and the business sells well.
Doing business in unexpected places.
Measure your clothes before you do business.
You watch the base, and the base watches you.
I'd rather worry about it a thousand times than make it inconvenient for customers.
Be different and you will win.
Pick what customers like, not what customers are dissatisfied with.