If you really want to supercharge your sales, look no further than your largest customers.
When it comes to taking advantage of manufacturing marketing co-op funds, too many distributors are leaving money on the table.
The Wholesale Change crew will talk about how, why and if you should build your own marketplace to fight back.
Distributors are learning how to build cultures that drive innovation; don’t wait. The disruptors are at the gate and the battle for distribution supremacy will likely go to the swift and not the strong.
If Amazon Business owns the customer, warehouses your products, does the picking, packing and shipping and handles the entire transaction – why do they need you?
It’s easy to find ways of boosting margins – the hard part is prioritizing the approaches that provide the greatest return for the least amount of risk and effort.
It’s fair to question whether these events are correlated or it’s just a coincidence that Amazon Business is (apparently) thriving in various international markets while Grainger is not.
Amazon is the most obvious example of marketplaces that carry B2B SKUs, but you can find them on Google Shopping, Walmart.com, Alibaba, eBay Business & Industrial, Zoro and other websites, too.
Private equity isn’t new – even if it’s new to you. Arguably, PE as an investment method has been around for more than 100 years.
In this episode of Wholesale Change (May 27, 2020), Distribution Strategy Group’s Ian Heller and Jonathan Bein discuss why you might have built the wrong website.