[PHOTOS] Going online a salvation for Chinese prayer shop owner
Fearing ‘damnation’ from MCO 2.0, shift to e-commerce helps Jacky Hoi rake in higher revenues in time for Qing Ming Festival
Updated 3 years ago · Published on 04 Apr 2021 12:00PM
by Sadiq Asyraf
RAWANG – Jacky Hoi expected a decline in business at his shop selling Chinese prayer paraphernalia when the second movement control order was imposed.
To counter that he turned to online shopping platforms, putting up his goods for sale there. With that, he saw higher sales and revenue. The Vibes caught up with him at his shop here amid preparations for the Qing Ming Festival.
The Vibes’ SADIQ ASYRAF captured how Hoi’s brick and mortar business is benefitting from online sales. – The Vibes, April 4, 2021
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