Filipinos
can be very cheap when they want to be. A Filipina on a budget might just be a
Chinese vendor’s worst nightmare. Because no matter how good of a businessman
Chinese are, Filipinos’ thriftiness can be very frustrating. But if you have an
offer too overwhelming to disregard, then you wouldn’t have to worry because
Filipino online consumers themselves would be begging you to sell to them.
It
has become very obvious how E-commerce websites have been sweeping the nation
by storm. Almost all major consumer brands have ventured into online selling to
accommodate a bigger percentage of the online consumer population. But as
effective as brand selling online is, it can get very tiring for so many
shoppers to have to jump from one site to another. Also, keeping track of the
bills after purchasing from countless different websites can be very risky.
Multiple payments and multiple deliveries can be very time-consuming making the
whole idea of convenient and fast online shopping irrelevant.
Good
thing there are online malls now that carry multiple types of products at once.
This avoids conflicting bill payments, deliveries and orders. Buying the
majority or better, all of what you need, from one site can be very helpful
under pressure. Completing one transaction for numerous purchases will maximize
the convenience that ideally online shopping was made to do.
A
very popular online shopping mall in the Philippines is Lazada. This e-commerce
website has counterparts in Southeast Asia namely Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand
and Malaysia. These ventures are assembled to provide specifically what its
country destination is likely to buy. Also, the currency the products are sold
for depend on the country the venture is positioned.
Lazada
has over 20,000 products giving priority to distinct kinds of products but
altogether just giving a very diverse selection for its customers to choose
from. Electronic gadgets, Books, Toys, Furniture, Traveling Equipment, etc. all
are available on the site giving the customers a very impressive list of
possible purchases. A buyer who wishes to buy a basket with products not
normally categorized under one product type would enjoy going through each of
the categories the website carefully formulated.
The
categories and its items are based primarily on the interests of its target
market. And coincidentally, its market isn’t limited to Filipinos in the city
alone. It taps on Filipinos anywhere in the Philippines giving it a nationwide
coverage thanks to LBC and 2GO, its official delivery providers.
Filipinos
all over the country now have equal opportunities to purchase what they like
without feeling limited because of their home location. But what is even more
exciting about the online selling website is its latest installment to its long
list of customer services. This year, it launched its very own mobile
application. This application is available exclusively to all Android users.
Consumers can download the application on Google Play for absolutely no charge.
This makes shopping one step higher on the accessibility department. A
remarkable upgrade for an e-commerce website with only a little over a year of
experience.
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