Let us talk about non-virtual business but physical. I went to fish market this day and I saw fish vendors. There are young and not any more young fish vendors. I conducted a mini-survey about their experiences and their profit. I have learned that most of them were able to buy nice cars and have their own fish cars. Others own a fishing boat. I like to hire someone in charge of the fish selling I am wanting this very moment. I want to strike the iron while it is hot. What is your idea about this physical business I wanted to venture?
Is selling fish in the market profitable?
- Thread starter Starmix
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Having a physical store is good. Let alone the business is for people's consumption. Fish is a good business to market.
And in fact, we can have more varieties of fish and we are not limited to only one or two.
And in fact, we can have more varieties of fish and we are not limited to only one or two.
I think selling fish in the market is very profitable because many people prefer eating fish because it is healthier than meat.
It an variety that has been in business as in the accient days till present and which still is a form of earning. Places has-been founded by fishermen and in state of paper planting a fishing vendor for one own income will be advisable by me as an interesting step in investment into ones future
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Yes, you're so right. They're serving people. We need fishermen and fish vendors so we can buy our favorite fish. My teacher friend is sidelining. He sells fish at 4 in the morning and left at 5 to prepare for work. He said he sold 1 'bangketa' for 1 hour and has a profit of 400 pesos. He looks so happy.
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@cherry123, also here fish selling is profitable and there's a fish vendor I like. She sells all fresh fishes. I've learned they own a fishing boat and 2 fish cars. They're having stalls in malls. They're rich because of this kind of business.
Yeah fish sellers here don't lack money because people are always buying their fishes. So it is a profitable business if you can run it well
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That's right even a small fish vendors always have money on their wallets. There are also small fish sellers selling fresh fishes door to door. Sometimes I buy them to sympathise their struggles walking street to street with a heavy basket of fish.
It's not a very good business here because the majority of the people are vegetarian and also the non-vegetarians don't like to eat fish. But yes if it's profitable in your place then you can open it if you feel you will be able to manage it.
Imo, the fish business is very profitable and promising, but you have to know how to manage unsold fish so it doesn't rot, you also need to know how much capital is needed, to be able to find suppliers at low prices but good quality fish.
Wow, he is very wise. He can maximize his time before going to work. I remember the student who sells taho before going to school. Actually he walks towards his school carrying the taho to sell. He wakes up very early in the morning to pick up his taho wearing his uniform and sell.
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@AmazingJob , yes, he is so hardworking and can multitask. he is young, age 26, married, and has 2 children. It is not easy to feed them and the medical needs of the kids are of prime importance. Becoming parents is not easy. Your mind is always on the welfare of your family.
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Yes, I agree with you, the disadvantage is when there are only a few buyers and the owner will be forced to refrigerate the unsold fish. Buyers usually buy fresh fish and those unsold might be sold at a lower price. The advantage is when there are only a few fish vendors those present will have all their fish sold.
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That's why fish vendors have with them freezer to freeze the unsold fish.
