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Friday, December 28, 2012

How Fulfillment Companies Sell Your Products



Fulfillment Companies Help You Sell More!

When you think of fulfillment companies, you probably think of money-saving or stress-reducing tactics. While this is all fine and good, did you know that fulfillment companies can actually help you sell more of your fantastic products, too?

Outsourcing to fulfillment companies is a great way to get more green in your pocket, and I don’t just mean through saving you money. Here are a few things you may not have thought of when it comes to fulfillment services.

How Fulfillment Companies Sell Your Products

1. Location, location, location. When you choose a fulfillment company that is in a good central location to the bulk of your customer base, you have a made a wise decision. And, if your company is growing rapidly, it’s always a good idea to look into having more than one warehouse in the country. However, if you have chosen a well-known fulfillment company, they likely have other locations they are serving. Talk to them about expanding the location of your products in order to be in touch with a larger customer base.

2. Speaking of storage…you need to have your goods on hand! There is nothing more frustrating to an online shopper than adding an item to their shopping cart and finding out that the item is no longer available online or is backordered. In fact, that’s the whole purpose of online shopping—so you don’t have to deal with those same issues you would otherwise run into in the store. Your fulfillment company should be able to store your inventory safely with ample room to grow.

3. Labor. Handling the labor-intensive process of packing and shipping your goods can be quite tiring. Especially piled on top of all the other work you are doing. This cuts into the time you need for your business and sets you back. However, fulfillment companies offer these services to you (usually at a negotiated rate that is agreed upon between them and you) and ensures that things get done properly. Ultimately, this helps things run a little more smoothly and sells more of your product.

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