Keeping fulfillment services cheap and simple
The name of the hair metal band K.I.S.S. is actually an acronym – Keep It Simple Stupid, and this is a delightful tongue-in-cheek idiom that anyone can understand and use in their daily life. So why not apply it to your business?
If you’re like most companies, you use fulfillment services to pack and ship your product. This makes sense because it’s cheaper than funding your own warehouse, where you’d have to keep an overhead, pay utilities, hire a staff, pay union fees and a multitude of other menial chores. But just because you have another company doing all the heavy forklifting work for you, don’t let it get too complicated. Just like the band, you should Keep It Simple, Stupid.
Many Arizona distribution centers will let you try before you buy –you are given a 30 day trial period where you send in startup products, see firsthand how receiving works, track packages, interact with (often) friendly and kind employees, submit orders and use the fulfillment control system. If you’re not completely satisfied, at the end of the 30-day trial, all your costs and fees you have incurred will be refunded. Sometimes this is $250 or more. Some companies, like Best West Direct, have done this particular trial for years and years, but never lost a customer.
Can you ask for a more simple model? This full hands-on integration lets you understand the whole process of fulfillment services from start to finish and there is little to no risk. This is a perfect system for newbie’s and amateurs or any business looking to cut costs and save on overhead. This way leaves out one less headache so you can focus on filing customer service feedback, refining your product and most of all, Keeping It Simple, Stupid.
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