Doyle how many chemical manufacturers are competing for shelf space in this day and age?
and how many lines does the typical supply shop carry?
or WANT to carry..
Look at all the choices
Chemspec
Prochem
Potential House Brands, private label or not (Maxim and Bridgepoint)
CTI
MasterBlend
Esteam
Releasit
Harvard
Procyon
Fabpro
Betco
Chemister
and you got all the small new comers who are now fighting for shelf space promising higher margins to hungry retailers, must be 20 of them..
nuline, cough!
How do you compete when you are
all selling essentially the same stuff? The
HydraMaster line up is relatively new and or repackaged. Your product names have not yet become house hold words like Ultrpack or Formula 90. I called a retailer today and asked if they sold your line, he said just a few products. I asked how he felt about teh Amazon move and he didn't seam to care and understood why you (had to) do it
Do you hope to find new customers on Amazon or just those who want it cheaper or easier than through the shop they learned about it from? Will the average cleaner buy a new product based on on price? Lets leave the 10%'rs of the internet forum FB cleaners out of this, lets talk the average owner op who never gets on his PC to
talk and read about his industry, yet who you hopes uses the same device to buy his suds..
Will that happen? Has it happened? Can you track sales through Amazon?
Ultimately, who should we
Internet cleaners choice to support?
The company that gives the most back to us in the form of free education...
Classes at retailers and events, free webinars, online support on forums, free samples (MB Raffles), phone support, apps etc
Can a company supply that if they are the low cost leader?
heck no.
Doyle, please don't go so cheap on us that Nilfisk can't afford YOU.