"Alternative" Entrepreneurial Ideas For College Graduates

One year after graduating from University, Yang Lian, a Chongqing girl who had worked as a secretary and promoters, went shopping in Chongqing department store one day, and found that many men would accompany their wives in shopping malls.

Three months after the opening of the "beauty and waiting wives", the income has been maintained for more than 20 thousand yuan per month, plus the profit of selling tea drinks, cigarettes, wine and fruits. The monthly net profit is more than 10 times that of Yang Lian as a red wine promoter.

Yang Lian said: "making money is not the only goal.

I can provide a place of rest for hundreds of thousands of customers every day to relieve them of their troubles and let them feel free to shop. I feel that young people are playing a valuable role in the society and naturally feel that their hearts are full. "

In recent ten years, with the rapid deterioration of China's employment environment, some people, especially those who have just entered the society, have to find a new way to start their own businesses and start all kinds of "alternative" businesses.

The rise and spread of "alternative" business can be traced back to 2001.

In order to provide a negative psychological outlet for the people, the Nanjing Eve psychological counseling center launched the "elimination of the bar" and launched three service items: hitting the simulated people 20 yuan every 10 minutes, throwing the props 20 yuan every 10 minutes, hitting the simulated people + throwing props - 30 yuan per 10 minutes.

Similar "gas elimination" was also found in Chongqing, Nanchang and Guangzhou at that time.

Nanchang's "gas dissipation bar" was opened in a middle school, and the vented person was hit by a specially trained person, which also caused much controversy in the locals.

There are many other amazing projects in China's "alternative venture", such as slow delivery, bed bar, shoes, toilet leisure bar, adult toy bar, idol store, divorce company, remarriage company, debt relief company and so on.

In 2009, quite a few youthful pretty girls started to shop online or directly posted in the forum, selling special products "time". Some helped organize documents, some accompanied people to celebrate birthday, travel, and even rent their own girlfriends, help people throw away their girlfriends; some played modern Games; others opened small shops with doll DIY; others helped big companies to experience new products and so on.

However, on the basis of many factors, these "innovative businesses", which are very creative and attract public attention, are mostly at the end of the day.

Last year, Henan college student Xiao Meng, who was just graduated, was one of the "shop time" shop owners. At the beginning of this year, she turned down her online shop with disappointment.

She said that what she expected was to send text messages or send gifts instead of sending gifts, but most of them received bored jobs such as delivery and queuing.

Because there are no shops in reality and time is sold, there are some uncertain factors, and there will be many troubles in the process of paction.

For example, once she helped others buy tickets, and spent a long time to get tickets. The result was that the guests didn't say the tickets were left, so the time was wasted and the money was returned.

Chen Zhi, a 30 year old citizen of Chongqing (a pseudonym), founded an "oxygen bar" last year, but few guests have been open since then. He is planning to close down.

When he accepted this newspaper's visit, he said that under the premise of poor air quality in Chongqing, many young and middle-aged citizens of the "collar" level were expected to come and patronize.

Chen Xiang, a Chongqing psychological counselor, believes that more and more young entrepreneurs are looking at the two words of creativity. They think that if the project is novel and unique, it can attract the public's attention to earn RMB, which is incorrect.

As entrepreneurs, new ideas are necessary, but more importantly, they should be in line with the tastes of the public, and more importantly, to control risks.