Tencent's director set up a stall for recruitment, and Pinduoduo subsidized the stall for Magic Car. How do families "rub" into the heat of stalls?

This year, with the rise of street stall economy, many application apps have begun to stir up the enthusiasm of street stalls. For example, Tencent recruits directors, we often buy things with Pinduoduo, and Pinduoduo subsidizes street stalls, which may be economic benefits, but in fact, I think street stalls are also a relatively economical thing. Street stalls can also create some people, that is, people in rural areas can sell some vegetables, and others can set up stalls and start their own businesses.

Now, in many small counties, some small vendors set up their own stalls. In fact, this can also earn some pocket money for the family and reduce the burden on the family. I think it's actually a good idea to sell some goods, whether in the application of APP or in reality, because after all, it is also a relatively preferential policy, allowing some businesses to sell some of their own agricultural products. Those Tencent directors can also set up stalls for recruitment, that is, let other consumers know some recruitment information, and subsidize setting up stalls in Pinduoduo, in fact, in order to make some businesses earn some money.

Harvest some benefits. In fact, I think this stall economy is legal, and then it is in the interests of consumers. In fact, in real life, some vendors set up stalls. If it does not affect traffic or pedestrians crossing the road, it is also a relatively economical food stall, which is more in line with public consumption. In fact, some people like it because it is delicious and affordable. Although some apps, such as Pinduoduo's Tencent and Taobao, have taken advantage of this popularity, they are likely to meet consumers' appetite, so some consumers should like it.

They may offer some benefits or coupons on some applications, and there will also be some subsidies on Pinduoduo. There are some coupons or other things on the booth.