They are also given training from time to time, allowing them to share learnings and experiences from their region. Shop owners can also use the company’s warehouse, delivery services and post-service support. Different from a full-scale store, Xiaomi kiosks owners can place small orders from Xiaomi headquarters to avoid the risk of excess inventory. In fact, partners may choose not to have a brick-and-mortar store, and instead, have a series of pop up booths to reach customers in a variety of locations. In the Xiaomi kiosks business model, owners don’t need to pay any initial fee or deposit and are given a lot of freedom, including the ability to choose the site of their kiosks. After passing an exam to test his level of understanding of Xiaomi products, Ye Rong officially became a kiosk owner on June 1, 2017. He came to know the Xiaomi kiosks program in the start of 2017 and applied to it. Like many other Xiaomi kiosks owners who are Internet savvy, aware of trends in technology and have developed a love for Xiaomi products, Ye Rong first became interested in Xiaomi in the summer of 2013, when he bought a Mi 3 for his father as a present.Īt the start of 2014, he started to buy Redmi smartphones for his friends and acquaintances.
He sells a wide array of trendy Xiaomi products, including the Mi AI Speaker and the Mi Temperature and Humidity Monitor. meter Xiaomi kiosk in a district of Wuxi. Ye Rong, from Wuxi city in Southern China’s Jiangsu province, is among the first Xiaomi kiosks owners, running a 12 sq. We’ve been encouraging Mi Fans to run their own Xiaomi kiosks, allowing them to use their in-depth knowledge of Xiaomi to become a Xiaomi business partner. In March 2017, we established a new sales channel called Xiaomi kiosks to reach districts without Mi Home Stores and towns and villages with limited e-commerce access.
Mi Fans also contribute to our widespread reach through a new program known as Xiaomi kiosks. Xiaomi’s fans – Mi Fans – are an integral part of our corporate culture.
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