Big Business Strategy With Global Shipping
Huge companies like Amazon, Ebay and AliExpress
are implementing their business strategy with shipping offers up to 100
countries, making the global market more appealing to buyers and
sellers all over the internet.
Are you thinking about a drone made in Denmark or to buy a Javanese
exotic jewel? Now you can buy it with the global shipping option from
huge resellers over the web. And it doesn’t stop here – extreme
competitive prices and products are being offered by stores like New Best Deal – giving the option to buy overseas a reality for everyone with offers from the most trusted sellers and companies worldwide.
“On the last Black Friday you could find a Play Station 4 for just U$199.00 – the average price is U$299.00”
Even having to deal with international handling and custom fees (some
of them can reach 100% over the product price), the average prices are
appealing since the goods are being sold always at lower prices. With
efforts to make the list of shipping served regions bigger, customers
and sellers can close excellent deals due to expanded shipping areas.
The virtual reality arena is also being implemented since the
inconvenience of actually going into stores is eliminated. Virtual
reality gives you the convenience of online shopping and the experience
of being in a store. You can buy a VR headset from $10.00 Google
cardboard to hundreds of dollars.
Looking at the big picture, economically speaking this is a question
mark over the global market evolution where local stores now have to
deal with international stores and sellers with competitive prices, the
market share downsize of import and export agencies. Can we forget about
the famous “Invisible Hand” from Adam Smith?
Till now, mega stores such as Walmart and Target are
still competitive in prices. In research, U.S. made products sold by a
common local store will be relatively the same price than if you bought
it online.
On the other hand, we see the rise of local industries selling
directly from major web resellers, the demand for cargo services like UPS and Fedex increases.
Thus possibly creating a global market evolution. This is changing the
way of how and where people buy goods and services.
How companies sell their products needs constant updating consequently expanding the horizon of small and large corporations.
By Arthur Wellten
Methark Press
