Organizing Games To Make Money

Take the lantern night tour, dress as pumpkin people to hang out on the road, and make yoga models on the digital jigsaw mat.

These interesting little games come from the "C-UP" creative shop founded by university students in the north of Hangzhou. They can become their members only for 15 yuan a month, free to participate in all kinds of games and special parties.

Now, this creative shop has more than 200 members. The monthly membership fee can bring about 3000 yuan of stable income.

The two female bosses of this shop are Lin Jiaqian and Fu Sichun, who are major junior students in China World Trade Center City College of Zhejiang University.

The inspiration comes from a young creative camp on both sides of the Strait.

In more than 10 days, college students from Taiwan and city college students get along with each other. They bring lots of fun games.

In the process, Lin Jiaqian and Fu Sichun suddenly sprouted an idea. Why not use these fun games as entrepreneurial projects to bring happiness to young people?

In March last year, the creative shop "C-UP" was officially opened.

Lin Jiaqian and Fu Sichun collect various kinds of fresh game gameplay from the Internet, draw lessons from interesting dramas from Japanese dramas, and seek help from students on the Internet.

White Valentine's night, Halloween night tour, dark dinner...

Soon, interesting activities attracted many young customers.

The shop is not very good, but the profit margin is very large.

Last summer, two people organized a water polo campaign. The students filled the water with small balloons, then threw them on others and got cool from the water battle.

"We spent 8 yuan on 500 small balloons, filled with water, each sold 5 cents, sold a total of more than 300 balloons, the profit reached 1078%!"

Lin Jiaqian counted out an account.

There are activities in every festival, and every month there is a special event. The fame of creative shop is getting bigger and bigger.

Lin Jiaqian and Fu Sichun said that their position is to create a platform for college students to exchange, relieve stress and create happiness. Many members have made friends in this group activity.

Du Jun, editor in chief: