Look around you then check the Internet. Digital garbage here and there. The funny thing is it sells. People purchase garbage day by day and before they realize it’s already late. How long would this continue?
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It will continue as much as people buy the garbage, also the definition of garbage is relative, what might seem garbage to you is like gold to someone and it can help you if you're a business owner to learn to observe in order to make right choices in business. I rather sell the garbage to people anRead more
It will continue as much as people buy the garbage, also the definition of garbage is relative, what might seem garbage to you is like gold to someone and it can help you if you’re a business owner to learn to observe in order to make right choices in business.
I rather sell the garbage to people and make my money, than try to justify to them what they’re buying is garbage.
See lessGarbage products are selling very well because the call for environmental assessment has led to people entering the business of recycling and it has created a big industry. They have made garbage to be hot in demand because the recycling plants are using it to make money too. It is good that the recRead more
Garbage products are selling very well because the call for environmental assessment has led to people entering the business of recycling and it has created a big industry. They have made garbage to be hot in demand because the recycling plants are using it to make money too. It is good that the recycling value chain has created value in garbage and opened up employment opportunities for people.
See lessA lot of “garbage” products sell because they tap into trends, emotions, or convenience, not necessarily quality. People often buy impulsively, follow influencers, or chase short-term satisfaction, which drives sales even for low-value items. This cycle will likely continue as long as marketing playRead more
A lot of “garbage” products sell because they tap into trends, emotions, or convenience, not necessarily quality. People often buy impulsively, follow influencers, or chase short-term satisfaction, which drives sales even for low-value items. This cycle will likely continue as long as marketing plays on desires and social proof, but smarter consumers and stricter regulations can slow it down. For sellers, it’s a reminder hype can sell anything, but long-term success comes from real value.
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