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The hardware and door industry is currently facing a long and intense battle, where the competition has shifted from price wars to brand strength. While price competition was once a dominant strategy in the market, it's no longer sustainable in the long run. The real challenge lies in building strong, reliable brands that can withstand economic fluctuations. In recent years, due to financial instability, many companies in the doors and windows sector have engaged in aggressive price-cutting strategies. However, this approach only temporarily boosts sales and fails to address deeper issues.
What truly determines a company’s survival is its core capabilities—its technological innovation, product quality, and operational efficiency. Companies with weak foundations are being weeded out, while those with solid resources and clear strategies are emerging stronger. For traditional manufacturers, this period of turmoil is particularly challenging. Many may not survive the winter, but as the market stabilizes, a new order will emerge, offering opportunities for those who can adapt and lead.
Recently, several well-known brand stores in Shenzhen have started displaying significant discounts on their products, aiming to attract more customers. According to marketing expert Luo Baihui, the reshuffling in the door and window market is a natural part of the market economy. It's an inevitable process that eliminates weaker players and paves the way for stronger, more innovative brands.
For a brand to succeed in the market, it must offer clear value, maintain long-term goals, and consistently deliver high-quality products that meet consumer needs. Since 2009, the industry has been undergoing a large-scale transformation. While this phase poses challenges for some established brands, it also represents a chance for growth and renewal. Big brands, however, are not immune to problems. Quality issues still exist, and companies need to focus more on product reliability and user experience.
Luo Baihui emphasizes that while product development is important, customer service plays an equally critical role. Establishing a strong after-sales support team ensures that customers receive excellent pre-sale, sale, and post-sale experiences. Only by meeting customer expectations can companies build trust, generate positive word-of-mouth, and strengthen their brand reputation over time.
Like many other industries, the door and window market suffers from heavy homogenization and frequent price wars. Despite these challenges, the industry cannot escape the cycle of consolidation. Since April 2013, the market has entered a new phase, different from previous years. Traditional promotional tactics such as free gifts or discounts are becoming less effective, signaling a shift toward more sustainable and value-driven strategies.