Businesses tend to increase their market share. The gain is taken from those competitors, who postpone adopting innovative sales models. Real-time auctions create one of these models. They establish new, intriguing sales channel.
Auction sales are like gambling. They attract people much more than outdated and boring product catalogues, they supply action. Being exhibited on highly attended web sites, online auctions attract a multitude of visitors to become buyers.
In what way do online auctions raise sales? The answer is: by embedding a fully functional booth into highly-ranked web sites. In this way, the point of sale comes in place of an ad banner while thousands of visitors get involved with the gambling excitement. They become buyers. Using Web Services real-time auctioning {can be easily incorporated into websites – just like a regular banner}. This way selling products on the websites with the heaviest visitors’ traffic becomes business reality everywhere. Rather than a mere ad, it is about embedding full-featured selling counters, which enable consumers to accomplish their shopping without leaving their favorite websites. Yes, real-time auctions happen right here spreading points of sales over the most reputable sites on the Web. Selling goods to an audience of thousands instead of dozens – this is indeed a unique value proposition. Carrying out such a spectacular exciting auction scenario, online auctions offer the perfect solution for businesses hoping to increase their sales.
D. Raizman has spent more than 20 years of his career helping
IT organizations productively build real-world business applications.
He has held various positions in the IT sector ranging from software
development and project management, and up to the leading of a
software start-up, which was acquired afterwards by one of the
foremost giants of the software industry. Recently Mr. Raizman founded
a new software start-up: symula.com, which is developing innovative
model-driven service framework – Web Services Factory.
