HONG KONG, December 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) DinoDirect, an online retailer, is one of the online stores offering free shipping who have a wide global presence amongst online shoppers. The retailer has now collaborated with one of the biggest Russia online retailers to facilitate easier procurement and distribution of products to ending consumers.
Online shopping has revolutionized how shoppers access the products they need. Convenience is the main reason why shopping on the Internet has risen in popularity recently, as well as the free shipping offered by most online retailers. DinoDirect has teamed up with a Russian online retailer to help global consumers easily access the wide array of products sold by their counterpart retailer.
DinoDirect is now offering Russian consumers procurement services via drop-shipping, which ensures that the consumer gets their desired product in good quality due to a joint collaborative effort between the two online retailers.
Drop-shipping is essentially the mode of shipping that the online retailer has introduced to work collaboratively with China wholesale distributors, to easily disperse products to consumers. However, the drop-shipping services are not only limited to wholesalers but all retailers who want to get their products shipped out to their clients. The service is especially rewarding for entry-level online retailers who do not have proper shipping channels of their own.
Russia has proven to be a strong market online, with 12 million visitors and 80% of orders received by the popular online retailer AliExpress (ranked 97). This proves that the Russian online market is a strong one to reckon with and its consumers deserve prompt shipping of their orders for helping online retailers and DinoDirect grow.
The online retailers essentially register with DinoDirect and let them know about customer orders. In the case of Russia's online retailers, the products are stocked at the Beijing warehouse and when consumers make orders through the Russian online retailer, DinoDirect then procures the products.
The collaboration will enable consumers to access a wider range of products like android tablet, women clothing, and get them shipped out to them in record time, right in time for Christmas.
Website: www.dinodirect.com
DinoDirect Teams Up with Russian Online Retailer to Sell to Russia
DinoDirect.com, a world-leading, cross-border online store.
2012-12-12
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