Hello,
I just work in an electronics company, but meet a lot of dificulties looking for prospective clients through the website. Currently I don't have any supportive paid platform. Would any of you suggest some websites that buyers usually go? I know most buyers are sick of all kinds of advert, but some are really looking for powerful suppliers.
kind regards,
Echo
Amazon Ebay Kelkoo Or vendors sites direct. Why not resell through Amazon? No more self promo adverts please or threads please.
Thanks Steve, I have already got enough B2B website to show our products. I will no longer send self promo adverts in this forum. But if I meet any issues at work, I may go back here to discuss. Have a nice day~ Kind regards, Echo good1e
I'm working in a company which produce air heaters in China,met the same problem. Though we have some paid B2Bs still hard to reached the buyers.Do you guys have any good suggestions? 清水Jane
“I'm working in a company which produce air heaters in China,met the same problem. Though we have some paid B2Bs still hard to reached the buyers.Do you guys have any good suggestions?” Hi Jane, I'm afraid the majority of members here are not really interested in importing bulk products from China, so this is probably the wrong forum for you. Going to close this thread now before the floodgates open! |
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