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Feb 23, 2007 Press
release by Digital Door Locks
Digital
Door Locks
sales@digitaldoorlocks.com.au
Staying
Small, Going Global Reputation matters when selling to customers around
the globe. Perth, West Australia, -- Feb 23, 2007 – The Internet is known as the great equalizer because it allows people to sell anything to anyone, virtually anywhere in the world. However, before a buyer will actually make a purchase online, the buyer wants low prices and assurances that the seller will deliver the item as promised. One local company, Digital Door Locks, uses the eBay auction platform to give buyers the price they want. Digital Door Locks is now giving each potential buyer greater assurance of delivery by showing a real-time count of every sale made to customers in different states, provinces and countries.
Digital
Door Locks publishes their own MyStoreMap with every eBay item
they sell. This
MyStoreMap tracks each eBay sale to Digital Door Locks's
customers in all US states, Canadian provinces and to over 300
countries around the world.
Showing actual customer shipment counts provides a
differentiator, which attracts buyers to Digital Door Locks's
listings. "We
have found international eBay buyers are often our best
buyers." Said Sam Karadaky, Sales manager of Digital Door
Locks. "In fact,
we are counting on more international sales to fuel our
continuing growth. Our
MyStoreMap helps attract international eBay buyers to our
listings specially our Fingerprint door locks." Targeting
international buyers on eBay is important because 12% of all
eBay sales are made from a seller in one country to a buyer in
another country. Moreover,
eBay's international buyers bid an average 16% more for an
item than domestic buyers. Digital
Door Locks is building its own international reputation day
after day by having more satisfied customers.
Digital Door Locks is using the power of the internet to
do it much faster at just a fraction of the cost.
About
Digital Door Locks
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