Entrepreneur Earns ₹14 Lakh a Month with Itch-Scratching Service: ‘It’s in Great Demand’
- Zhang Xiaoqiao, a 32-year-old entrepreneur from China, started Suma, a professional itch-scratching service where trained staff scratch customers' backs for 300 yuan an hour to help them relax and relieve stress.
- The two Suma outlets in Shenzhen generate about 100,000 yuan monthly in revenue and have reached the break-even point.
- Zhang developed the service himself after being inspired by a social media video and his childhood memories, aiming to establish itch-scratching as a recognized profession.
- Zhang plans to expand Suma to 100 outlets across China, driven by strong demand in first-tier cities where people experience high stress.
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Chinese man charges people for 'itch-scratching,' makes whopping Rs 14 lakh monthly
A Shenzhen entrepreneur has opened two stores where staff are paid to scratch customers' backs. The unusual service is drawing revenue, social media curiosity and plans for wider expansion.
China Man Turns Back Scratching Into Big Business, Makes INR 14 Lakh Monthly From ‘Itch Relief’ Service | 👍 LatestLY
A Chinese entrepreneur, Zhang Xiaoqiao, has launched a back-scratching business called Suma in Shenzhen, charging 300 yuan an hour to relieve customers' itches and stress. His two outlets generate around INR 14 lakh in monthly revenue. Zhang hopes to expand the service to 100 outlets across China. 👍 China Man Turns Back Scratching Into Big Business, Makes INR 14 Lakh Monthly From ‘Itch Relief’ Service.
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