Why does roadside businesses sell more than similar businesses that are structured?

[Min George]

Some roadside businesses are making more sales than structured businesses selling similar products. Why would a street business make more sales than a organised business that deals on similar products?

 

[Kera]

Most roadside businesss businesses are made to be accessible and affordable to average people. That's why they sell more.

 

[Kross]

By virtue of a business being on the street, it is in the middle of the market itself and they would buy more.

 

[Springtime]

We do not have many roadside business in my city. You have to apply for license if you sell on roadside.

 

[Augusta]

Roadside businesses can have lower operating costs compared to businesses with formal structures, potentially allowing them to offer competitive pricing or higher profit margins.

 

[eLdavis]

In most cases it is simply due to traffic . They set their business in places with high traffic, hence it is easier to get more customers.

 

[Fidelia]

Truth be told. Products sold by the roadside are always cheaper than similar ones sold in the shop because of higher rental and aesthetics cost incurred by the shop.