CLEAN : Spike in demand: stinky durians enjoy online virus boom

The video discusses a business's sales strategy during a time when people couldn't go out. It highlights the company's ability to operate due to its position in the food chain and its decision to offer home delivery for frozen products. The transcript details the rapid increase in demand following the online launch of a new product, with hundreds of orders daily. It also describes the packaging of fresh products to prevent odor, allowing consumers to enjoy them discreetly. The video concludes with insights into consumer preferences, emphasizing the balance between offline and online consumption.

Why was the company able to continue operations during a time when people couldn't go out?

• They were part of the food chain and allowed to operate.

• They had special government permission.

• They operated illegally.

• They only sold non-food items.

What happened two days after the company launched their product online?

• They changed their product line.

• They decided to stop selling online.

• They received a lot of inquiries about their frozen durian.

• They received no inquiries.

By the fifth day of sales, what was the company experiencing?

• Complaints about their products.

• No change in order volume.

• Hundreds of orders every single day.

• A decline in orders.

What is a feature of the company's durian packaging?

• It is reusable.

• It is transparent.

• It is compact and prevents odor.

• It is made of glass.

Why do some consumers prefer the company's durian packaging?

• It is environmentally friendly.

• It is cheaper than other options.

• It allows them to enjoy durian without others seeing them.

• It is available in larger quantities.