Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 84: Promotion
As Jiang Ran moved, Wang Cuilan and the others saw the other side of the paper, where some pastries were drawn, along with three particularly attractive characters—Snack Shop.
"Having our store’s name printed on it also serves as a kind of advertisement."
Although this county is not particularly large, it’s not small either. With so many people in the county, it’s impossible for everyone to know about their little shop.
If they write their store’s name and address on the packaging box, occasionally someone who thinks the food is delicious will naturally find their way to the shop.
This was the most common method of promotion before Jiang Ran passed the word around.
But nowadays, it’s still considered quite forward-thinking.
This kind of paper box is only moderately sturdy. After folding, it still needs some glue to stick it, and when the glue is dry, the box is almost ready.
The completed boxes are stacked together and placed on the counter.
Once the jujube cake is steamed and its fragrance wafts out, it doesn’t take long for customers to arrive.
It was none other than Uncle Jiang.
Uncle Jiang and Aunt Jiang are of an older age and like sweet and soft foods.
After smelling the jujube cake, he walked over leisurely.
Uncle Jiang originally just wanted to buy some jujube cake, but upon arrival, he immediately noticed the almond crisps.
Like jujube cake, almond crisps are also suitable for older people to eat.
"Are these almond crisps freshly made?" Uncle Jiang asked with a smile.
"Yes! Just freshly baked, do you want to try a piece first, Uncle?"
Jiang Ran said as he was about to fetch an almond crisp.
Seeing this, Uncle Jiang hurriedly stopped him, "No need, these are for your business. How much are they?"
"Fifty cents for two pieces."
The ingredients for almond crisps aren’t cheaper than those for jujube cake, but since they’re not as big as jujube cake, the price is naturally a bit cheaper.
But actually, fifty cents for two pieces isn’t very cheap either.
However, for Uncle Jiang, fifty cents for two pieces isn’t expensive, "Then give me four pieces, and two jujube cakes as well."
In the new store, Jiang Ran also custom made new containers, rectangular iron boxes specifically for steaming jujube cakes.
With this method, the jujube cake comes out square and looks nicer, sliced into pieces for sale, the price remains the same as before.
A jujube cake for fifty cents is not a small piece, and it fits perfectly into the box Jiang Ran custom made.
Such a piece of jujube cake can entirely be cut into six small pieces.
Jiang Ran directly helped with the cutting to make it easier for Uncle Jiang to take home and share with his family.
The four almond crisps were also placed in a box, looking particularly nice.
Watching Jiang Ran busy, Uncle Jiang nodded approvingly, "The snacks are still the same, but once they’re packed like this, they really seem... tastier."
Hearing this, Jiang Ran only smiled and said nothing.
Uncle Jiang handed over a dollar and fifty cents, then left holding a box in each hand.
As he walked, he kept murmuring, "Convenient, this is really convenient."
Previously, when buying jujube cakes, they were wrapped in paper.
Although the paper box is also paper, it gives a different feeling.
Those who liked it always remembered the timing, and after Uncle Jiang left, people began to come in an endless stream.
When they arrived, these people were all here for the jujube cake, but when they left, they were all holding two boxes, and the other box was full of almond crisps.
Some bought two pieces, some bought four, all wanting to take them home to try out.
Before Pei Jing finished school, the jujube cakes and almond crisps were almost sold out.
The jujube cakes and almond crisps were ready-made, just needed to be put into boxes, and only one person was needed to take the money, two people busying was enough.
