When the words "cheap" and "easy to use" cut through the complicated market noise and hit the heart of every consumer, businesses are using this way to try to create a new model of consumerism. In today's increasingly mature consumption concept, cheap and easy to use goods have become an ideal choice for every consumer.

"Cheap" is the eternal pursuit of consumers, on the one hand reflects consumers' demand for value fairness, on the other hand also reveals consumers' expectations for effective use of resources. The real "cheap" should be the precise match of the high quality of the product itself and reasonable pricing to ensure that the purchasing power of consumers can be maximised.

"Easy to use" is the consumer's high evaluation of the performance of the product. No matter on any occasion, only the goods that truly meet the needs of consumers can earn the praise of 'easy to use'. The use and practicality of a product is the key to its acceptance by consumers. This puts forward high standards for businesses, only excellence, in order to let consumers feel satisfied.

Therefore, the product slogan of "cheap and easy to use" is not only a strong expression of merchants' confidence in the product, but also an effective guide to consumers' purchase decisions. With this as a guide, businesses and consumers can find their own value in the bustling Ukiyaka market.