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Chapter 157 Sith Becomes the Yu-Gi-Oh Card Agent

After dividing the number of Yu-Gi-Oh cards that Luo Lan had agreed upon, there was still a lot left. Luo Lan asked Sith to keep them and not send them out. Now they are giving away for free to try out the effect first, and then wait for the response to be good. It can no longer be given away for free, at least there must be a specified price for the purchase, and it is impossible to purchase without spending money.

Those sales outlets heard that the goods were delivered for free, and after writing down the selling price, they happily accepted it. The good thing that someone delivered the goods to the door for free is the happiest thing for the person who opened the sales outlet. It is a sign that a new product is about to be released, and they are very sensitive to this.

Someone with a sales point asked: "Does this require us to actively promote it?"

Sith: "No, you just need to put all these cards in a place that is easy for customers to see. If you come up to ask, tell them the price. It's up to you whether to discount or not."

"I don't think anyone will buy this item, but there is no reason not to accept something that is delivered to your door for free. I will definitely watch it."

The sale matter was settled, Sith told Luo Lan about the news, and Luo Lan asked him to wait, and the effect would gradually appear, but it might take a little longer.

Luo Lan suddenly thought of a very important thing, that is, he only printed the Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, but he didn't give out the instructions on how to play it. After that, he needs to improve it. Let the Nanjiang Production Factory start production now. Well, it is matched with the point of sale.

After clarifying the matter with Sith, Sith teased: "As a product issuer, you are not qualified like this!"

Luo Lan was also very embarrassed about this: "This is also my negligence, just do it! The money will still be sent to you through the last account."

If the money is in place, the workers will have motivation, and only with motivation can they produce well-crafted finished products. Sith understands this truth very well. His factory benefits are very good, and the workers don't want to go out after they come in.

"How much space does this gameplay description take? During the production process, the workers in our factory were all attracted by it, which is really beyond my imagination."

"Just one piece of paper is enough, and the content doesn't need to be much. You just need to type the rules I told you before. The workers in your factory must be quite familiar with these rules."

What Luo Lan said is true at all. The people in Nanjiang Production Factory also did a lot of research on the rules inside while making the Yu-Gi-Oh card, otherwise they wouldn't be addicted to it, and who would be obsessed with it? How about a card game that doesn't know the rules?

"It's better to sell things like the Yu-Gi-Oh card rules together with the Yu-Gi-Oh cards. If they don't match together, you need to buy the cards and the rules. This should be treated as a gift."

Thinking of this, Sith went to those sales outlets to recycle all the boxed Yu-Gi-Oh cards. He had to fold the rules and add them in, and put them on the shelves again three days later.

Luo Lan also agrees with this very much. The Yu-Gi-Oh cards must have matching rules when they are sold. Otherwise, it would be very laborious for buyers as consumers to get familiar with this set of cards.

Three days passed quickly, and Sith went to the sales outlets he had been to before and found that some of the single Yu-Gi-Oh cards were sold out. It seemed that this card was really popular.

As a manufacturer, Sith still hopes that all the things he produces can be popular. The trend of Yu-Gi-Oh cards makes him feel very good.

He told Luo Lan about the response to the Yu-Gi-Oh! It is very important for those merchants to negotiate the purchase price.

This is almost the sole agency of the product to his own operation. Sith really has no experience in this kind of thing. He asked Luo Lan: "You just delegate it to me. What if I don't do things well?"

Luo Lan's voice was very calm: "I entrust this matter to you because I trust you very much. As long as you do what I say, basically there will be no problem."

Sith was very excited. He really felt very grateful for someone who trusted him so much. In order to repay this trust, he felt that he had to be careful and serious in doing things, so as not to disappoint Luo Lan's trust in him.

In the future, when someone asks what made Sith become such an excellent agent, Sith will talk about the fact that Luo Lan trusted him to let him act as the agent of Yu-Gi-Oh! It's a matter, so let's not mention it here.

In fact, what Luo Lan thought was very simple. He just found a trustworthy person to act as an agent. Sith was able to become the agent of the Yu-Gi-Oh card because he was familiar with this card and had a lot of contact with Luo Lan. , that's why he was able to become an agent, and now Luo Lan couldn't choose any other good candidates.

By the way, Luo Lan told Sith about the [-] cards to be made next time, and they all followed this process, and in the future, he would hand it over to Sith to judge which cards to make. In the future, Luo Lan might It might even become the most irresponsible product issuer.

"Remember to have a good talk with those who are selling points. Don't let them stop giving us money after they make money. This is the loss of the most basic integrity between people. Without integrity is It is impossible to be in charge of a sales point."

Sith is also very aware of this kind of thing. He has heard of many sales outlets that make money and do not give profits to product issuers. If it wasn't for staying in the selling point, he would have thought it was that kind of evil pirate.

"Don't worry, I will take care of everything properly."

Luo Lan hung up the phone bug. He was really busy with this matter. Although he was not the one who made the cards, he paid a lot of money and talked a lot, and spent a lot of time. Now Things finally came to an end.

"In the future, the culture of the Yu-Gi-Oh card will be able to spread in the Pirate World. This is all thanks to me! I only hope that the Yu-Gi-Oh card can spread faster in the Pirate World!"

Luo Lan was lazily lying on his bed. He was about to start resting. There would probably be explosive news tomorrow morning.

Sure enough, the next morning, the news bird flew by, and Luo Lan asked for a newspaper. The big page in the newspaper was about the release of the Yu-Gi-Oh card. It is estimated that many people are already looking forward to this Yu-Gi-Oh card. up.

(End of this chapter)