HAI-Online.com - While traveling dumplings traders usually sell using wheelbarrows or bicycles, a different way is done by a man in Sekadau, West Kalimantan named Anjar Dedi Aji who chooses to peddle his wares using a sport motorbike.Busy being the subject of discussion on social media, Anjar recently told how the decision to trade dumplings using a Yamaha R15 type sport motorbike had crossed his mind.As reported by HAI from Tribun Sekadau, this 28-year-old man actually initially also sold dumplings around the same as traders in general, namely using a wheelbarrow."Initially I started selling with a wheelbarrow in 2012, at that time I used charcoal to cook dumplings. After selling for about three months, it turned out that my wheelbarrow caught fire when I left it at a friend's house," said Anjar.Also Read: Muhammad Egha, A Young Architect Who Is Not Afraid To Make Iconic Buildings From His Own Imaginations!His wheelbarrow caught fire, Anjar then decided to use the money he had sold for three months to buy a motorbike and a tow cart.However, in 2013 he briefly stopped selling, before finally returning to work as a traveling dumplings trader in 2018 with his new motorbike."In 2018 I started selling again but at that time I was already using a Yamaha Bison to pull my cart," he continued.Eight months after returning to selling dumplings, Anjar again replaced his motorcycle, this time with a Yamaha R15 sport bike."In 2018 I started selling in March and in the 11th month I sold my bison motorbike to buy a Yamaha R15 motorbike plus the sales so far," added Anjar.Not without reason, Anjar himself deliberately bought a Yamaha R15 to pull his wagon because he had wanted this motorbike since he was little, as well as a marketing strategy for his dumplings.Read also: Fight for custody of Spider-Man, these are 3 things fans should know about the new Spidey!According to him, when the seller has an attractive appearance and is different from the others, people will be curious before then trying to determine whether the appearance he shows matches the taste offered."If I sell delicious food but it looks ordinary, people will see it as normal. So when I package it with an attractive appearance, people will want to try and make sure that the appearance matches the taste offered," he concluded.With the current marketing strategy, Anjar said that his dumpling sales turnover is increasing day by day.Wow, this is also possible.Anyone interested in following Anjar's idea, friend, selling dumplings using a sports car maybe?(*)Check other News and Articles on Google NewsAdjar |Bobo |Bolanas |Bolasport |BallStylo |Smart Shopping |Very Girl |Fotokita |Grid Fame |Grid Games |Grid Health |Hot Grid |Motorcycle Grid |Grid Pop |Star Grid |Grid.ID |Gridoto |Hi |HITS |Hype |iDEA |Computer Info |Abstract |Digest Plus |Jip.co.id |Champion |Kids |Kitchenesia |MakeMac |Motorplus |Nakita |National Geographic |Nextren |Nova |Otofemale |Otomania.com |Otomotifnet.com |Autorace |Autosecond |Parapuan |Delicious Food |Figure |Sportfeat |Style |Flare |Superball |Videos |Weekend |Gridstore.id |Gridvoice |GRID Story Factory |Gramedia.com |Digital Gramedia |KG Media