The new business collaboration model of the Shareholder Dividend System differs from the traditional model primarily in that it does not dilute the owner's equity, offering only compensation, not a share of the original sales. It achieves changes in networking while maintaining a robust client base.
What is a shared shareholder dividend model?
The so-called sharing model involves sharing your operated store, allowing resourceful shareholders to invest and enjoy a share of the profits from the customers they bring in.
The boss has decided to share the resources, equipment, and staff of his store with the shareholders. Shareholders are not required to invest in opening a store or participate in management. They simply need to share their customer base to generate sales, and they will receive a share of the profits.
Why We're Sharing Our Store Space
As the internet evolves and the e-commerce economy booms, traditional industries have seen their customer base drastically分流. In this market context, physical store foot traffic is decreasing, with high customer churn rates. Issues such as struggling to retain, lock in, and nurture customers are cropping up one after another.
The store manager shares the store with the shared shareholders, who do not participate in the store's operations, do not hold the original shares of the store, do not receive profits from the store's original shares, but only enjoy dividends from the customers they bring in.
The store has shared a portion of its profits with shareholders, yet the shareholders have brought in more customers, effectively achieving more sales with lower profits. Furthermore, pre-deposit shareholders and paying shareholders help the store overcome financial liquidity challenges.
The Shared Store System also includes member rewards and shareholder rewards features, supporting sharing among members and shareholders. It creates profits for shareholders, achieving a win-win situation.
Store Shared Ownership Dividend Benefits for the Stores
In the era of the sharing economy, sharing shareholder dividends has emerged as a new way for businesses to attract customers. Shared stores are the inevitable path for the transformation and development of physical shops. Thus, making everyone a consumer and an operator of physical stores, enabling one to become a boss with minimal investment.
A shared store is a new economic model that helps businesses solve issues such as funding, customer sources, and management, allowing store owners to easily transition without additional expenses.
The store's legal owner is also the proprietor, participating in the operation and sales along with many operators (shared shareholders). A role exchange among participants is achieved, with both owners and operators holding dual roles—acting as both bosses and employees.
Moreover, we will meticulously calculate the potential operators for each store based on their profitability, dividend points, and personnel capacity, fostering a collaborative environment where everyone operates together, assists one another, and shares in the profits of their individual businesses.
A win-win model that benefits store customers, shared shareholders, and on-site consumers. Anyone, including customers of the store, family and friends of employees, and nearby residents, can become a shared shareholder of the store by paying a certain amount of shared fund.
Becoming a shared shareholder allows you to enjoy consumption dividends from your own customer sources. The percentage of profit dividends from customer consumption is determined by the amount of shared fund, with higher deposits leading to a higher dividend ratio.
