1. Customers hold the currency and choosing to purchase our products is essentially a form of payment to us. Profit is the direct goal that our company strives for.
2. Without customers purchasing our products, our business would be at risk of bankruptcy unless we rely on company assets to gamble, which is a highly risky proposition.
3. From the perspective of social resource allocation, our business belongs to the third distribution, which is based on the second distribution by customers. If customers do not make purchases, we would not receive any allocation.
4. The expansion of a business does not depend on how we invest in equipment or facilities; it depends on the number of customers we have and the quantity of products we can sell. Therefore, the foundation of business growth lies in having a broader customer base.
5. The reputation and brand recognition of a business are entirely dependent on customer recognition and word-of-mouth. While advertising investments can lead to a famous trademark, it is the frequency and depth of customer interaction with the brand that truly matters.
