Today, in markets, sellers have occupied almost all niches and created crazy competition in various directions. Against this background, there are still three most promising spheres online sites-these construction, repair and furniture, said NSN Electronic Commerce Service Companies Association “Digitaloglobal” Alexei Kremenskov.
Due to high competition, companies are forced to reduce prices that adversely affect profitability-this newspaper Izvestia said ERP General Manager “Mosklad” Askar Rakhimberdiev. Therefore, it will not be easy to enlarge small business this year. Therefore, despite the growth of the market places, the speed will decrease significantly, entrepreneurs will begin to expand sales, he said.
Kremenskov agreed with these results-75% of the Russians evaluated the statistics that he wanted to sell goods in market places.
“We can say that almost all niches in the market places now have more competitiveness,” he explained. – Moreover, the goods sales commission with logistics are now reaching 50%. Accordingly, you need to find a product that will be really high margin and good profitability. ”
He recommended that they want to go with sales on an online site, paying attention to three categories promising for business development-this construction, repair and furniture. For example, today, customers find something interesting in a furniture store, easier than an online platform, because there is little in the market places of goods in these niches.
Before that, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin instructed Determine more price facts in market places on time. He called on the traditional trade in order to ensure that the market platform provides a large number of services, combines the goods or services customers with the contractor, tried to cross the regulators, and also to ensure that sellers do not carry unnecessary costs.
Previously reportedThese markets are afraid of fines up to 278 billion rubles under the new law.
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Source: Gazeta
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