
How a Marketplace Strategy Lets Retailers Capture the Long Tail Without Inventory Risk
Every retailer knows the frustration of a missed sale. A customer comes looking for a
Explore and implement new products, diverse categories, a variety of sellers, and unique verticals, all while maintaining agility and flexibility.
Marketplacer allows you to test products and brands without risk, while providing deeper insight into customers purchasing habits and expectations, and supporting product assortments shaped for maximum revenue opportunities.
Liberate your team from developmental speed bumps that have prevented the introduction and trial of new products. Marketplaces allow you to be receptive and reactive to change as you experiment with new lines and products, with minimal risk and cost.
Gain the freedom to understand what resonates with customers as you use product and behavioral data from marketplace-testing to identify the highest value products that could subsequently be directly sourced and fulfilled.
Unlike traditional eCommerce models, third-party marketplaces pass the burden of inventory, fulfillment, product images and descriptions, and pricing, to the seller. This frees up time and resources to focus on product testing and experimentation rather than website maintenance and logistics.
Transform your online store with Marketplacer and tap into the potential of category testing. If you’re looking to refine your product offerings and better understand your customers’ preferences, our innovative integration is perfect for you.
Achieve More with Marketplacer:
Take your online store to the next level through strategic category testing that drives deeper customer connections and enhanced sales performance.
Become a customer-centric shopping destination by offering new products and ranges, without the risk and cost of managing inventory.
Boost your eCommerce Business with a composable approach to your catalog and inventory.
Sell products directly to customers without the hassle of managing inventory or a storefront.

Every retailer knows the frustration of a missed sale. A customer comes looking for a

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