I seriously never thought selling something would be so hard especially, if I want to just do delivery via some applications. I have actually said this before about my first day of THIRSTEA shop where I said, 'Please don't ask how it went'.. Today, all day, instead of just shake the h* out of the milk tea / fruity tea. I have been working on some design. Put this and that all together and next, I will have to try to promote and let them know..
Hey you, THIRSTEA exists!
It doesn't just exist but all the menu items available are confirmed delicious and finest quality. Like, seriously. Ask my housemate, she always said so. She's my first customer also! Oh! She's also the one coming up with that cool slogan, Don't be thirsty. Have some THIRSTEA.. Love it a lot and will continue using it. Thanks Bien! <3
Anyways, as you see, I do the promotion hard. Not even sure if that would make any sense but the point is just, to get people to see and try first. Hopefully it will go well in the long-run.
After this few days, the idea of opening it just for the delivery now changed a bit. Maybe I should have a small store front or something as well? Already got in touch with a counter maker and hopefully will get the price offer tomorrow at latest. Also have some minimal designs for the roll-up sign and menus.
I somehow put in some golden colour in all the artworks (if you would actually call canva.com art, then we may continue talking #jk ). Anyways, the colour gives it a bit more minimal look ant somehow feels kind of expensive.
Still in the very early stage of the business. Super duper competitive as boba tea shops in Thailand are actually a dime a dozen like, literally. If you happen to be in Bangkok, give it a go. You won't be disappointed :)
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