Caramelle
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When choosing a location for a business, there are two distinct approaches that come to mind.
One approach advises setting up a business away from the competition. This enables the business to grow at its own pace and gain patronage from the immediate location. Businesses such as bakeries, grocery stores, and supermarkets will likely benefit from the monopoly-like conditions.
What are your ideas regarding these two approaches?
One approach advises setting up a business away from the competition. This enables the business to grow at its own pace and gain patronage from the immediate location. Businesses such as bakeries, grocery stores, and supermarkets will likely benefit from the monopoly-like conditions.
The other approach is setting up a business where the competitors are located. Wonder why clubs, restaurants, car shop supplies, and similar businesses choose to locate themselves in one district or area side by side with their competitors? One big reason is that they want to establish the location as the place to go for their products or services. These businesses seek to capitalize on each other’s strengths and advantages to drive customers to their location and increase their sales potential.
What are your ideas regarding these two approaches?