The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1328 The Truth Behind Their Decline

Holding Orson's hands, Wynter hurriedly interjected before he could extend further gratitude. "I appreciate the kind words, Mr. Blaise. You're Grandpa Fabian's old friend and used to work under Grandpa Gordon.

"I'm sure Grandpa Reuben would have ensured your business' survival even if I hadn't interfered. Uncle Taylor has already made the necessary preparations, and I'm just informing you in advance."

That said, Orson had recognized her modesty as a gesture of consideration for their feelings.

Proud of Wynter's response, Reuben stood up with his dragon cane and stated, "Landing the project was merely our starting point. What truly matters is reinvigorating our businesses. Do you have a plan, Orson?"

Orson hesitated for a moment before shaking his head. "I tried live commerce last time, but it didn't work out."

"He's right. We even hired live commerce streamers to promote, but the sales were disappointing. After crunching the numbers, we're still facing losses," one businessman echoed.

failure to adapt to the changing market wasn't the only reason for their overall decline. None of their family members were willing to take over the business and constantly scorned them for mingling

of hiring a live

did, but we only got about 200 viewers at most. Half of them were even our employees," Orson replied as he scratched his head. Hearing that, Reuben couldn't help but sympathize

business people, they were eager to respect market demands and consumer preferences. However, they were too unfamiliar with social media and trending memes, leaving them to appear foolish

to market and sell their products. To make matters worse, the consumers seemed to have dismissed

for his candid remarks in the earlier days, nor was he condemned

be branded as a traditionalist. Despite his long tenure in the business community, he was silenced from speaking

their business involvement while masquerading as "magnanimous benefactors". Plus, their

face it. As harsh as it was, merchants must adapt to

remained silent during the discussion. With Marie having received a