Published on November 13th, 2018
Create new opportunities for your auction business with Marketplace
The online Marketplace is our latest online innovation to open new selling avenues for your auction business. The Marketplace tool equips auction businesses with the ability to list individual or multiple assets from vendors. Marketplace also provides auctioneers a new angle to open leads, opportunities and discussions outside the normal timed and webcast online auction model. Marketplace purchase options include Buy Now and Make an Offer.
Bidders will already be familiar with this online Marketplace concept which has proven to be very popular across Facebook, eBay, Etsy and Carousell. The sole difference being that you run your own marketplace, on your own website with your own captive bidders.
Open a new online sales channel
Create a new lead and sales generator for your business.
Sell assets in one place without listing an auction.
Give multiple vendors the option of selling items on your website without committing to an entire sale.
A combination of selling options at your fingertips.
Sell assets using a ‘Buy Now’ or ‘Make an Offer’ to complement the existing suite of online auction tools provided by the Webtron auction platform.
Built to differentiate your business.
Compete with the big players in your industry. Make your business stand out from the crowd with your very own online storefront for selling assets.
Snap fits with your Webtron admin console and auction database
Marketplace listings run separately to your online timed and webcast auctions.
You can list as many assets as you would like, and promote your listings to your existing bidder database. The online Marketplace tool comes as standard in your admin console when you sign up with our online auction system.
It’s easy to set up and start listing your assets, so why not give it a go?
Ask Webtron how our combination of online auction systems and tools can create a unique, branded online storefront for your business. Contact us now for an online demo.
