College Students' Online Entrepreneurship Should Be "Embracing"

The old proverb of "a good man and three gang" is most obvious in the process of online entrepreneurship of college students nowadays.

Recently, reporters from the Alibaba group launched a news conference on "network employment and business escort" launched by Alibaba group. 100 of the more than 2000 schools in the country rely on e-commerce platform to provide employment opportunities for students. The cluster effect of online entrepreneurship is slowly forming.

It is understood that in Zhejiang Yiwu industrial and Commercial College's "business school", 1200 students opened shop on Taobao, including 400 sales of drill grade sellers, with a monthly income of 3000 yuan per person.

These students have formed a strong price advantage by sharing the supply platform, logistics system, commodity consultation and so on, and finally realized the group success.

In addition, 60 students from Beijing Union University also provided online marketing services for SMEs through the Alibaba platform, with an increase of 100% in enterprise orders, with a high rate of 90%.

The Hebei Financial College has set up a special base. 200 students, assisted by their teachers, collaborate with their classmates in the use of e-commerce platform to provide network promotion and services for local e-commerce SMEs.

According to Mr. Zhang Mingye, who is in charge of the project, students can carry out network services through this group cooperation. They not only bring orders to enterprises, but also allow students to enter the quasi employment state in school. This model can be more conducive to their success in business than single fight, and also provides a great help for their future employment.

If we can really popularize the Network Entrepreneurship and employment in schools, we can have 1000 students in every school to create wealth on the Internet. That will be a network revolution.

This "tug of arms" business model should be more popular, so that snowballs can roll bigger and bigger.

Liang Chunxiao, vice president of Alibaba group, believes that the combination of e-commerce advantages and school student clusters, with Internet and e-commerce as a tool, will help students to achieve employment and entrepreneurship through the Internet.

Xu Qiyun, editor in chief: